Dynamic virtual enterprise integration via business rule enhanced semantic service composition framework

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Chen, G
Ren, W
Zhang, JB
Yang, Z
Low, CP
Sun, C
Chen, D
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Fang Lin Luo

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2008
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Effective collaboration is crucial to the success of Collaborative Virtual Enterprise (CVE), an emerging business paradigm driven by the increasing trend of globalization. In this paper, we adopt a service-oriented architecture for enterprise integration and collaboration based on Web Service standards. In order to tackle the technical challenge associated with the dynamic formation of business workflows, a service composition framework is presented and analyzed in this paper. Comparing with existing composition systems, our framework enjoys two major improvements: (1) the description of each Web Service is enhanced with rule-based modeling of the essential business logic behind the service interface; and (2) the di-vide-and-conquer strategy is explored in our framework to handle complex service composition tasks through a hierarchi-cal composition architecture. A PC manufacturing prototyping system further presents a concrete demonstration of our framework in practical applications.

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ICIEA 2008: 3RD IEEE CONFERENCE ON INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS AND APPLICATIONS, PROCEEDINGS, VOLS 1-3

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Distributed computing and systems software not elsewhere classified

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