Sentence examples for information exchange architectures from inspiring English sources
Semantic web service can provide appropriate information exchange architectures for global supply chain business operations.
This paper examines two different B2G information exchange architectures that reflect continuing transformations that empower some government agencies to do better compliance monitoring tasks with fewer resources.
An inspection information exchange architecture that enables best-matching has been developed.
The information exchange architecture enabled the comparison of suppliers based on quality of parts and cost to manufacture and aided in selecting the supplier, which better meets the needs of the customer.
The design-research illustrated in this research article focus on the emerging field of interactive architecture focusing on developing real-time information exchanging architectural bodies.
Their concept of "messy talk" – the informal, unstructured information exchange as often practiced in architecture and construction engineering is tested within student experiment, where geographically distributed teams work using BIM on a project in a virtual environment.
(1) Whenever a legacy network protocol generates a packet, the protocol should hand over an information exchange to the IDRA architecture instead.
To manage the information exchange between the partners, an architecture that supports the interaction between the perspectives and their corresponding software systems is needed.
The first one is its capability to allow an easy definition, through text files, of protocol architecture and information exchange between protocol layers.
As part of its demand-driven initiative, AZ has begun standardizing its manufacturing architecture and information exchange in its supply chain, which helps the company respond faster to changes in the marketplace.
This architecture is advanced for partner heterogeneity by incorporating two standards: (1) Common Object Request Broker Architecture (CORBA) for information exchange, and (2) International Standard for the Exchange of Product Data (STEP) for information modeling and mapping.
