Enterprise Interoperability

Martin Zelm is Coordinator Standardisation Group at INTEROP V-Lab, Hamburg, Germany.Raquel SanchisRaul Poler, Polytechnic University of Valencia (UPV), Spain.Guy Doumeingts, INTEROP V-Lab, Hamburg, Germany.

• Foreword xiiiR. POLERPreface xvM. ZELM, R. SANCHIZ, R. POLER, G. DOUMEINGTSWorkshop A1 – Service Science and the Next Wave in Enterprise Interoperability 1Workshop A1 Summary 3K. KUTSIKOSIndustrialization Strategies and Enterprise Interoperability: The Consumer Banking Case 5E. BAGLIERI, E. ZAMBOLINResponsibility Aspects in Service Engineering for e-Government 11C. FELTUS, A. KHADRAOUI, A. YURCHYSHYNA, M. LÉONARD, E. DUBOISWorkshop A2 – Service Innovation in the EU Manufacturing Industry: from Products to Services to Solutions 19Workshop A2 Summary 21G. DOUMEINGTSThe MSEE Integrated Project 23C. GUGLIELMINA, S. GUSMEROLIApplying FI Core Platform to Manufacturing Service Ecosystems 31A. FRIESENServices for Cloud Manufacturing 39X. XIAOFEI, N. LANSHUN, Z. DECHEN, J. LARTIGAU“A roadmap of ICT for Manufacturing in the ‘Horizon 2020’ prospective” 47M. TAISCH, G. TAVOLAWorkshop A3 – Interoperability for Crisis Management (I-CriMa) 55Workshop A3 Summary 57F. BÉNABENCrisis Management Workflow Deduction and Orchestration in a Service-orientated Context 59F. BÉNABEN, C. HANACHI, V. CHAPURLAT, N. SALATGÉ, J.P. PIGNONTowards an Agile Information Decision Support System in a Transport Crisis Context 67G. MACÉ RAMÈTE, M. LAURAS, F. BÉNABEN, J. LAMOTHETowards an Interoperable IT Platform for Better Coordination of Crisis Response 75M. LAURAS, A. CHARLES, S. TRUPTIL, F. BÉNABENWorkshop B1 – Architecture Modeling for the Future Internet Enabled Enterprise (AMFInE) 83Workshop B1 Summary 85M. VAN SINDERENPreparing the Future Internet for ad-hoc Business Network Support 87M. VAN SINDEREN, R. LAGERSTRÖM, M. EKSTEDT, P. JOHNSON Generating Dynamic Cross-organizational Process Visualizations through Abstract View Model Pattern Matching 95M. HAUDER, F. MATTHES, S. ROTH, C. SCHULZAuthorization Language for Inter-Enterprise 103M. BIAGI, R. GUANCIALEArchitecture Modeling for Interoperability Analysis on the Future Internet 111J. ULLBERG, R. LAGERSTRÖM, M. VAN SINDEREN, P. JOHNSONA Model-driven Approach to Achieve Enterprise Collaboration with Interoperable Services and Situational Awareness 119F. BÉNABEN, H. PINGAUDWorkshop B2 – Intelligent Manufacturing Networks (iNet): Strategic and Operational Activity Alignment 127Workshop B2 Summary 129L. CANETTAExtending the Conceptual Model for MRP IV 133M. DÍAZ-MADROÑERO, J. MULA, D. PEIDROMeasuring Enterprise Resilience 139R. SANCHIS, R. POLERMethodological Support for Collaborative and Non-Hierarchical Network Operation for Complex Product Manufacturing 145A.H.M. SHAMSUZZOHA, T. KANKAANPÄÄ, L. CARNEIRO, R. FORNASIEROMethodology for Supplier Incentivization in the Machinary and Equipment Industry 153G. SCHUH, T. POTENTE, T. JASINSKI, T. FROITZHEIMTools for Supporting Collaborative Processes in Non-Hierarchical Networks 161B. ANDRÉS, R. POLERWorkshop B3 – Advanced Results in Model Driven Interoperability (MDI)/Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Innovation 167Workshop B3 Summary 169Y. DUCQ, G. DOUMEINGTSAchieving Interoperability via Model Transformation within the MDI 171E.M. SILVA, C. AGOSTINHO, R. JARDIM-GONCALVESA Model Driven Approach for the Modeling of Services in a Virtual Enterprise 181D. CHEN, Y. DUCQ, G. DOUMEINGTS, G. ZACHAREWICZ, T. ALIXModel-driven Engineering of Mediation Information System: Application to the ISTA3 Use-case 189N. BOISSEL-DALLIER, F. BÉNABEN, H. PINGAUDA Model Driven Ontology-based Approach for Manufacturing Knowledge Sharing in PLM 197N. CHUNGOORA, R. YOUNG, G. GUNENDRAN, Z. USMAN, N. ANJUM, C. PALMER, J. HARDING, K. CASE, A.F. CUTTING-DECELLEWorkshop C1 – Factories of the Future – Enabling Interoperability over the Complete Supply Chain 205Workshop C1 Summary 207S. KOUSSOURIS, R. JARDIM-GONCALVESManagement of Dynamic Furniture Manufacturing Networks 209J. FERREIRA, M. FERRO DE BECA, M.J. NUNEZ, R. JARDIM-GONCALVESCompetence Management for Collaborative Manufacturing Networks 219J. BAL, S.M. NABAVIEHAnything Relationship Management as a basis for Global Process Management in Network Enterprises 227J. BRITSCH, B. KÖLMELPartner Selection and Management Issues in Dynamic Manufacturing Networks 235K. GEORGOULIAS, N. PAPAKOSTAS, G. CHRYSSOLOURISEPES System – Innovative System for Optimization of the Product Lifecycle through Adapted Services 243M. SORLI, A. ARMIJO, L. GARCÍA-ZAMBRANOInteroperability for a Networked Enterprise based on a Cloud Computing Infrastructure 251M. KHALFALLAH, N. FIGAY, M. BARHAMGI, P. GHODOUSSemantic-driven Autonomic Service Bus 259C. DIOP, E. EXPOSITO, K. DRIRA, C. CHASSOTTowards a Novel Framework for Handling Multi-level SLA in Cross-organizational Enterprise Collaboration 267I. GUIDARA, N. GUERMOUCHE, T. CHAARI, S. TAZIUser Experience Enhanced Smart Search for B2B Marketplaces 275S. GAFFAROÐLU, E. GÜLGENERNew Environment for Innovation and Creativity 283E. GOUROVA, K. TOTEVAWorkshop C2 – A Future Vision for Manufacturing Enterprise Interoperability (MEI) 291Workshop C2 Summary 293R. YOUNGDigital Ecosystems Vision for Manufacturing Enterprise Interoperability 295R. DE JUAN-MARÍN, V. MATOSES, R. DARÍO FRANCOMissing Interoperability in Industrial Implementations 303F.-W. JAEKELManufacturing Enterprise Interoperability: An Industrial Viewpoint 309N.K. HASTILOW, R.I. YOUNGWorkshop C3 – Delivering a Competitive Edge to Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) 315Workshop C3 Summary 317G. BHULLAR, A. ORTIZLean Manufacturing Implementation in Small and Medium Enterprises (SME): Strengths and Weaknesses 319G.G.M.P. DA SILVA, D. FERRARI TUBINOEU Funded Projects – Best Tools for Interoperability Enhancement in Construction Industry 331A.P. MINASOWICZ, P.O. NOWAK, J. J. ZAWISTOWSKIWorkshop D3 – A Science Base for Enterprise Interoperability – Structure, Control and Progress Review 339Workshop D3 Summary 341K. POPPLEWELLTowards the Definition of a Science Base for Enterprise Interoperability: A Progress Report 343K. POPPLEWELLInteroperability Body of Knowledge: the Genesis for Enterprise Interoperability Science 351R. JARDIM-GONCALVES, A. GRILO, C. AGOSTINHOTowards a Convergence of Enterprise Interoperability and the FInES Research Roadmap 359P. ASSOGNA, M. M. MISSIKOFFSustainable Interoperability Framework for Supporting Negotiation Processes 365C. COUTINHO, A. CRETAN, R. JARDIM-GONCALVESHow System Theory Supports a Science for Enterprise Interoperability 373Y. DUCQ, G. DOUMEINGTS, D. CHENWorkshop E1 – Enterprise Interoperation Management (EIM) 381Workshop E1 Summary 383F.-W. JAEKEL, Y. DUCQBusiness Intelligence and Enterprise Interoperability: Literature Review 385S. BINOBAID and I. FANWorkshop E2 – Standards Improving Enterprise Interoperability Benefits for a Service-oriented Future Internet 395Workshop E2 Summary 397P. DE SABBATA, D. CHENSupporting Interoperability in Smart Grids 401J. GONZÁLEZ, C. DÄNEKAS, J. TREFKE, M. USLARA Model to Analyze Critical Factors in B2B Interoperability Standards Lifecycle 409A. BRUTTI, P. DE SABBATA, G. CIACCIO, A. FRASCELLA, C. NOVELLIManagement of Metadata and XML Schemas for e-Justice Interoperability 415P. KEIZER, P. VAN DER EIJKGlobal eBusiness Interoperability Test Beds (GITB) Facilitating Large Scale Projects in Europe 423O. BAUSÀ, C. LEGNERWorkshop E3 – Standardization Management 431Workshop E3 Summary 433K. JAKOBSManaging Standards Development in Emergent Fields of Technology Innovation – a Proposed Model of Key Processes in ICT Standardization 435T. HOEL, J.M. PAWLOWKIElectric Vehicle Standardization Management 443M. GERST, G. XUDONGUnderstanding Standardization Strategy based on Miles and Snow Strategic Framework 449B.G. KANG, B.H. JUNStandards Engineers – Who Needs Them? 457C. FREERICKSAuthor Index 465