Application bus for Interoperability in enlarged Europe SMEs (ABILITIES)

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2008-1-31

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Doğaç, Asuman

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The basic goal of the present ABILITIES (Application Bus for InteroperabiLITy In enlarged Europe SMEs) proposal is to study, design and develop a federated architecture implemented by a set of intelligent and adaptive UBL active messages (an Application Bus for EAI) and basic interoperability services, aiming at supporting SMEs EAI in e-commerce contexts, specifically in less developed Countries and less RTD intensive industrial sectors. In particular, ABILITIES will address three research streams: - Orientation towards Enlarged Europe SMEs: starting from OASIS's UBL specifications define a generic XML interchange format for business documents for order-to-invoice; - Federated Architecture and Intelligent Business Documents: provide support for the architecture that ISO 14258 (International Standard prepared by Technical Committee 184) identifies as federated (on-the-fly reconciliation and mapping negotiation, as no reference meta-model can be developed). Also in the presence of a reference meta-model for order-to-invoice business documents (UBL), ABILITIES will experiment an innovative blended architecture which could join message-based Service Oriented Architectures and Intelligent Multi-Agent Systems; - Service Orchestration and Business Process support: Study and provide reconciliation between research and standards in business documents and research and standards in business process management. In addition, ABILITIES will test and validate such technologies in real-life SMEs-driven business scenarios located in New Member States and implement: - Collaborative business work scenarios for Retail SMEs in Lithuania; - Business process development and interconnection for High-Tech SMEs in Slovakia; - Mobile and ubiquitous work support in Agro-food SMEs networks in Turkey; - e-business Document exchange for the Textile-Clothing SMEs supply chain in Romania; - Semantic content reconciliation for Tourism SMEs in Hungary.

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https://hdl.handle.net/11511/58303

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A. Doğaç, “Application bus for Interoperability in enlarged Europe SMEs (ABILITIES),” 2008. Accessed: 00, 2020. [Online]. Available: https://cordis.europa.eu/project/id/027306.