Sentence examples for interoperability and enterprise from inspiring English sources

The paper presents an agent-supported framework for improving solutions for enterprise interoperability and enterprise collaboration.

It gives a brief history of Enterprise Information Systems (EISs) and discusses various aspects of EISs, including EIS design and engineering, the impact of enterprise modelling, enterprise architecture, enterprise integration and interoperability and enterprise networking on EISs before concluding.

The tools are interoperability frameworks and enterprise architectures.

This paper surveys how the egovernment agencies in Europe and the United States have developed tools such as interoperability frameworks and enterprise architectures.

Three case studies illustrate the value of a data-driven utility in terms of asset management and safety, the fundamentals of standards and interoperability, and the enterprise value, in dollars, of increased visibility into the transmission and distribution network.

After an evolution from electronic data interchange to interoperability in electronic business and enterprise interoperability both the scientific and the practitioners' community are today discussing the notion of interoperability service utilities.

Based on previous research and applications, this paper argues that the necessary artefacts can be built using an interdisciplinary, industry-based paradigm enabled by advances in the Interoperability, Collaborative Networks and Enterprise Architecture disciplines.

We give first, a review of ongoing researches on enterprise interoperability and the HLA standard that seems to be an accurate solution to support execution of this concept.

It introduces NEGOSEIO, a framework that promotes continuous improvement and adaptation towards the management of interoperability on enterprise systems, and which has negotiations as a core mechanism to handle inconsistencies and solutions for the detected interoperability problems.

Special attention is paid to aspects related to scalability, interoperability and integration with existing logistics and enterprise management systems.

This paper aims at presenting an overview of a European approach to develop interoperability of enterprise applications and software.