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Hervé Panetto, Lawrence Whitman, and Kamran Chatha (2005)
Ontology for Enterprise Interoperability in the domain of Enterprise Business Modelling
In: IFAC TC 5.3 International workshop on Enterprise Interoperability, Integration and Networking (EI2N’2005), Proceedings of the Worlshops of the IFIP/ACM SIGAPP INTEROP-ESA conference, February 22nd, Geneva, Switzerland, ed. by Hervé PANETTO, pp. 103-114, IFAC, Hermès Science publishing.
Enabling applications interoperability to facilitate the truly and seamless exchange of business process models within enterprises applications or between networked enterprises is referred to as enterprise integration. In this discipline of enterprise integration there is a growing need to setup pivotal languages expressing the enterprise models knowledge to be exchanged. However, knowledge implies the semantic representation of concepts. Thus, ontology, being a mean to formalise semantics of concepts, could serve as the technology for specifying such knowledge in completing the enterprise business models with the required semantics. This paper outlines what an enterprise ontology will bring to the enterprise integration problem.
Ecole des JD-MACS - Module "La Recherche en Interoperabilité de Systèmes"
IFIP/IFAC I-ESA'2012: 6th International Conference on Interoperability for Enterprise Systems and Applications
