Enabling Technologies for the Interoperable Enterprise

J.H. Morin; Michel Pawlak; Manuel Oriol

Enabling Technologies for the Interoperable Enterprise

J.H. Morin, Michel Pawlak, Manuel Oriol

Computer Science

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Abstract

Today’s Enterprise Applications are bound to achieve a high level of interoperability in order to cooperate. Actual tendency is to integrate slowly emerging technologies by relying on old ones. In this article we advocate that new emerging technologies can be used to enhance traditional interoperability techniques. These technologies comprise Digital Right Management/Digital Policy Management systems as well as mobile agents, peer-to-peer and ontologies. To test our approach, we implemented a framework where such technologies have been integrated and report briefly on our experiments.

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Publisher	Citeseer
Publication status	Published - 2004

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