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... The next two design principles are also related to GRAI decision models. They are al- ready proposed in (Chen et al., 2005), but an appropriate statement is required for the approach proposed in this paper. The general commitment is to improve the decisional interoperability (that is a "measure of capability to drive a good decision not only for the designer himself but also for his partners closely related"). ...
This paper presents a set of design principles for assuring interoperability to co-operating enterprises, based on the GRAI decision reference model and SCOR supply chain reference model. These principles represent a partial outcome of the research carried on within the INTEROP network of excellence. A case study is also presented, to show usefulness of results and trace future research directions.
... According to (IEEE, 1990), (Oxford, 1999) and (Daclin, 2005), decisional interoperability can be defined as the ability for several decision-makers to exchange support-information for decision-making, and to use these support-information in order to make a decision that allows reaching the objective of the collaboration and at the same time that respects their own interests. The principle is to generate a common decision space taking their own support-information for decision-making into account as shown in figure 2. The existing collaborative decision-making process is not designed for decisional interoperability. ...
This paper deals with interoperabitity of enterprises. Interoperability is a multi-form issue and can be studied at different
levels. This research work focuses on the business level and particularly on the decisional aspect so called decisional interoperability.
The objective of the paper is to present how to develop decisional interoperability using design principles with mathematical
formalisation, in order to improve and to facilitate the decision- making activity in a collaborative context. Finally, an
illustration example using the proposed principles is presented to show the interest of the decisional interoperability solution.
... The performance measurement has to be performed during the operational phase i.e. run time, to evaluate the ability of interoperation between two cooperating enterprises . In [6] , a basic interoperation cycle has been defined with three phases (exchange information, use information exchanged). Criteria such as cost, delay and quality can be used to measure the performance with respect to barriers and levels during a basic interoperation cycle. ...
Developing or improving enterprise interoperability implies that the level or degree of interoperability is evaluated and causes identified and ana- lysed. This paper tentatively presents the basic concepts relating to the meas- urement of the degree of interoperability. The degree of interoperability of an enterprise can be characterized by three types of measures: interoperability po- tentiality, compatibility and performance. The last two measures are discussed in detail and some metrics are proposed. The proposed approach is rather straightforward using the most salient characteristics known today for each measurement. It is prospective and preliminary. Some discussion and future development are given in the conclusion.
... -le fait d'échanger des informations relatives à la prise de décision peut entraîner des itérations entre les décideurs dans le cadre du processus de prise de décision (Chen et al., 2005). ...
L'objectif de cette communication est de présenter les travaux de recherches que nous développons actuellement dans le cadre de projets européens et visant à élaborer une méthode qui permettrait d'établir l'interopérabilité des applications de gestion industrielles. Après avoir présenté le contexte dans lequel se déroule notre étude, nous donnons les différents concepts et définitions de base nécessaire à notre recherche. Enfin nous présentons les éléments de base de la méthode en se focalisant sur les principes et la démarche.
This paper aims at presenting an overview on a methodology to de- velop interoperability of enterprise applications. After a presentation of the definition of interoperability used as starting point and the main objective of this research, approaches to develop interoperability, particularly the federated approach, in the frame of networked enterprise will be given. A draft of inter- operability general approach as well as axis of methodological frame which are currently developed will be proposed. Conclusion will be given at the end of the paper.
The domain of enterprise interoperability is not precisely defined and the concept of interoperability itself is still confusing and interpreted from many different points of view. This paper presents a framework for enterprise interoperability which is developed within the frame of INTEROP NoE. The purpose of the framework is to identify the basic dimensions regarding to enterprise interoperability and to define its domain of research. The paper will also clarify some confusing concepts around the notion of interoperability and discuss the relation between interoperability domain and other relevant ones. Complementary dimensions to this framework are also presented and the use of this framework to capture and structure enterprise interoperability knowledge is discussed. Future work and conclusion will be given at the end of the paper.
