Marten Schoenherr

Towards a Common Terminology in the Discipline of Enterprise Architecture

This paper presents a literature analysis considering 126 references to support a common terminology in the discipline of Enterprise Architecture (EA). In a first step, it surveys EA-Drivers, addressed architectural layers and the differentiation of contributions focusing on architectural descriptions and architectural development.

Service-Oriented Computing ICSOC 2006

Second International Workshop on Engineering Service-Oriented Applications: Design and Composition.- Managing SOA Through Business Services - A Business-Oriented Approach to Service-Oriented Architectures.- Reliable Scientific Service Compositions.- A Service-Oriented Architecture for Electric Power Transmission System Asset Management.- A Language for Quality of Service Requirements Specification in Web Services Orchestrations.- A Semi-automated Orchestration Tool for Service-Based Business Processes.- Web Service Composition: An Approach Using Effect-Based Reasoning.- Analysis of Composite Web Services Using Logging Facilities.- QoS Prediction for Composite Web Services with Transactions.- Service Aggregation Using Relational Operations on Interface Parameters.- A BPEL Based Implementation of Online Auctions.- Dynamic Binding for BPEL Processes - A Lightweight Approach to Integrate Semantics into Web Services.- First International Workshop on Modeling Service-Oriented Architectures: Business Perspective and Model Mapping.- A Model-Driven Approach for QoS Prediction of BPEL Processes.- Modelling of Service Compositions: Relations to Business Process and Workflow Modelling.- Extending the UN/CEFACT Modeling Methodology and Core Components for Intra-organizational Service Orchestration.- A Pattern-Based Approach to Business Process Modeling and Implementation in Web Services.- Integrating Semantic Business Policy into Web Service Composition.- Model Driven Service Domain Analysis.