On Mapping Business Document Models to Core Components

Authors: 
Christian Pichler
Michael Strommer
Philipp Liegl
Type: 
Speech with proceedings
Proceedings: 
Proceedings of the 43th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences
Publisher: 
IEEE Computer Society
Pages: 
1 - 10
ISBN: 
Year: 
2010
Abstract: 
Today, there exists a huge variety of business document models for electronic data exchange among business partners used in business-to-business, business-to-government, as well as government-to-government business transactions. Thus, it becomes inevitable to process differing document models in daily business, unless a commonly agreed standard is developed. However, even if a commonly agreed standard exists, a multitude of different document definitions will still be existent in the short-term. Incompatibilities between old document formats and the newly introduced document models are the consequence. To cope with various document models and formats we propose a heuristic approach that leverages interoperability by mapping common document models to the conceptual Core Components model introduced by UN/CEFACT. To successfully complete this mapping task we define a set of rules that may be applied to XML Schema based document models.
TU Focus: 
Information and Communication Technology
Reference: 

C. Pichler, M. Strommer, P. Liegl:
"On Mapping Business Document Models to Core Components";
Vortrag: 43th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, Koloa; 05.01.2010 - 08.01.2010; in: "Proceedings of the 43th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences", IEEE Computer Society, (2010), S. 1 - 10.

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24.02.2011 07:29:07
TU Id: 
178389
Accepted: 
Accepted
Invited: 
Department Focus: 
Business Informatics
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Author List: 
C. Pichler, M. Strommer, P. Liegl