Identifying Business Components on the Basis of an Enterprise Ontology

  • Albani A
  • Dietz J
  • Zaha J
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Abstract

Companies are more and more focusing on their core competencies, outsourcing business tasks to their business partners. In order to support collabora-tion between business partners, adequate information systems need to be built automating inter-organizational business processes. The bases for such information systems are business components combining software artefacts from different ven-dors to applications which are individual to each customer. The crucial factors in identifying and building reusable, marketable and self-contained business compo-nents are the appropriateness and the quality of the underlying business domain models. This paper therefore introduces a process for the identification of business components based on an enterprise ontology, being a business domain model satis-fying well defined quality criteria.

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Albani, A., Dietz, J. L. G., & Zaha, J. M. (2006). Identifying Business Components on the Basis of an Enterprise Ontology. In Interoperability of Enterprise Software and Applications (pp. 335–347). Springer-Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-84628-152-0_30

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