Towards co-creation and co-production in production chains modeled in DEMO with REA support

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Co-creation and Co-production in production chains is the typical way of cooperation one observes in high value industrial production chains. The enterprises in these production chains constitute together also a sophisticated virtual enterprise. While many professional IT systems are operational within these enterprises, there are only IT technologies with a limited scope at a small scale available between these enterprises. The new technologies currently provided by enterprise engineering promise substantial operational improvements; operational control, compliance to business rules, optimization of efficiency and effectiveness. Another objective is support for the REA ontology for high quality financial information systems, which requires a conceptual mapping between REA and DEMO to be found. The first step, a generic DEMO model for co-creation and co-production, has been devised and subjected to early validation. This paper is also a positioning paper, defining future research, specifies two challenges for the DEMO theory and provides foundations for a professional production system.

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Hunka, F., van Kervel, S. J. H., & Matula, J. (2016). Towards co-creation and co-production in production chains modeled in DEMO with REA support. In Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing (Vol. 252, pp. 54–68). Springer Verlag. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-39567-8_4

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