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Business Collaborations

Business Collaborations. ‘A Better Way’. David Welsh Collaborative Domain, Inc. http://www.collaborativedomain.com. Presentation Overview. E-Business Problem Critical Success Factors Business Collaboration Architecture Economic Model Overview of ebTWG(ebXML-2) activities.

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Business Collaborations

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  1. Business Collaborations ‘A Better Way’ David Welsh Collaborative Domain, Inc. http://www.collaborativedomain.com

  2. Presentation Overview • E-Business Problem • Critical Success Factors • Business Collaboration Architecture • Economic Model • Overview of ebTWG(ebXML-2) activities

  3. Business Problems / Solutions • Looking for solutions in the right place !! • Business problems are solved with business solutions. • So, why are we looking in technical places ? • Business defined by Technologists ? • Decouple definition of business (it’s meaning) from the underlying technology.

  4. E-Business Requirements • Facilitate a structure and environment that permits business to conduct business that is familiar and trusted – a “safe harbor” • Conduct of business does not require a level of sophistication beyond the skill set of the normal business person – convenient • Conduct of business is profitable – reduces cost or increases opportunities (execution)

  5. Four Critical Success Factors • Familiar • Activity being conducted is as crucial to business as the conducting of business itself. • Trust • Assurance that what they meant to do, is what they did and that it was done accurately, respecting privacy for information and process • Convenient • In specification and usage; simplicity • Profitable • In cost savings or increase opportunity • In conducing business as prescribed

  6. Embrace and Deploy Business Solutions • If a business solution is both familiar and trusted, then business will embrace the solution as viable and useful. • If a business solution is profitable and convenient, then business will deploy the solution.

  7. Prescription, Precision & Reification • Prescriptive methodology yields predictable results • Uniformity of notation and precision of semantics provide concise and unambiguous business process definitions • Reification provides the rigor and precision necessary for high-fidelity transformation between business definitions and technology definitions – no loss of semantics or context • Technology and Protocol unbiased is the key to easy adaptation and shared solutions.

  8. UMM Architectural Structure BDV BRV BSV BTV Syntax & Semantic Rules Grammar Transformation Rules UML Metamodel IFV MetaModel Defined According To Process Areas Business Domain Map Business Ontology Business Domain View Industry Domain Experts Used By Business Areas Business Operations Map Business Process Reification Logical Process Business Process View Economic Ontology Business Collaboration View Business Persons Reification Business Transaction Ontology Business Transaction/Service View Business Analyst & Developers Patterns

  9. Reciprocal Commitments Reciprocal Commitments Initiator Responder Resp Business Activity Business Transaction Bus Process Bus Process Biz Doc Economic Model for e-Business Offers Economic Contract Accepts The conduct of business process and generation of business events occur within the collaboration. Business Events fulfill commitments. Business Transactions View Definition of document exchange occurs at the BSV level. : : OriginatingService RespondingService Business Service View 1. request(BusinessAction) 1.1. signal(ReceiptAcknowledgement) 1.2. signal(AcceptanceAcknowledgement) Bus Service • System Bus Service Technology Transport Implementation View

  10. Appendix - References • The Commercial use of Electronic Data Interchange, Section of Business Law American Bar Association, A report and model trading partner agreement,http://www.abanet.org/buslaw/catalog/5070258.html. • The Commercial use of Electronic Data Interchange, Section of Business Law American Bar Association, A report and model trading partner agreement:http://www.abanet.org/buslaw/catalog/5070258.html • PART 2 UNIFORM RULES OF CONDUCT FOR INTERCHANGE OF TRADE DATA BY TELETRANSMISSION (UNCID), CHAPTER 2 - Text of the Uniform Rules of Conduct:http://www.unece.org/trade/untdid/texts/d220_d.htm • UN/ECE RECOMMENDATION No.26, THE COMMERCIAL USE OF INTERCHANGE AGREEMENTS FOR ELECTRONIC DATA INTERCHANGE,http://www.unece.org/trade/untdid/texts/d240_d.htm

  11. Thank you For information on ebXML Business Collaboration standards: http://www.ebtwg.org http://www.collaborativedomain.com/standards

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