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Semantic Mediation for Standard-Based B2B Interoperability
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A semantic-mediation architecture advances traditional approaches for standard-based business-to-business interoperability. The architecture formally models a business domain in a reference ontology and annotates domain message schemas to define public and proprietary reconciliation rule sets. Enterprises can use the rule sets to implement standard-based message interfaces and to translate message content between their proprietary message forms. An implementation of the semantic-mediation architecture augments a general applications-integration toolset developed for the Athena European FP 6 project. The implementation demonstrates the architecture's feasibility and suggests directions for future tool enhancements.
Keywords:
Resource description framework
Board of Directors
XML
Ontologies
Business
Data models
Transforms
semantic interoperability
information technology
semantic mediation
standards-based B2B integration
semantic reconciliation
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