Ontology study in service-oriented architecture
Journal Title: International Journal of engineering Research and Applications - Year 2018, Vol 8, Issue 10
Abstract
Service-oriented architecture and shared services are widely studied in the literature of information technology.However, there is no way to manage shared services in their use.This article provides an ontology map for shared services.The method used is based on the Zakman Information, Architecture framework, which determines the ontological views.This mapping connects semantically between all aspects of managing shared services.The case study provides a computerized ontology mapping and shows the product use capabilities.
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EsmatAghaee Maybodi
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