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Issue No. 59 (December 2009 – January 2010)
 Stelios Eliakis, Eleni Zampou and Katerina Pramatari Information sharing and interoperability is a key ingredient for any system that participates in Service oriented architectures (SOA) and wants to communicate and exchange information with other partners. Although, there are many technologies that support interoperability, there is no research which extracts and aggregates the requirements of a system, the necessary architecture entities and tools. In this chapter we review the constraints and the principles that affect architecture design and the research efforts about interoperability infrastructures. Finally, we propose a set of architecture entities and tools that can enable, support and maintain interoperability in heterogonous, dynamic and constantly changing environments. List of working papers |
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Supply Chain and Demand Management, Collaboration and Electronic Services Scientific Coordinator: Dr. Katerina Pramatari,
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Research streams -
Electronic services and e-business, focusing on business-to-business (B2B) commerce and electronic procurement -
Interorganizational information systems and applications, including interoperability issues and new information infrastructures utilizing the web-services technology -
Collaborative practices in supply chain and demand management, placing special emphasis on the retailing sector -
The application of RFID technology in the supply chain, especially for supporting inventory management, traceability and innovative consumer services
Research Objectives The group aims at carrying-out high quality research in the areas above, co-operating with top international research institutes as well as the business community. Specific objectives of the SCORE group include but are not limited to the following: -
Study and evaluate the impact of emerging technologies and new services utilizing quantitative, qualitative and simulation techniques. -
Design and implement innovative information systems and decision support tools. -
Evaluate alternative architectures, systems and services to address specific user and business needs. -
Study the adoption and market acceptance of new e-business technologies, collaborative practices and business models.
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