Customer-engineer relationship management for coverged communications service providers
BT Technology Journal
B2B protocol construction as a basis for integration architecture configuration
BPM'06 Proceedings of the 2006 international conference on Business Process Management Workshops
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Business-to-Business (B2B) collaboration is becoming a pivotal way to bring today'senterprises to success in the dynamically changing e-business environment. Though many business-to-business protocols are developed to support B2B interaction, none are generally accepted. A B2B system should support different B2B protocols dynamically to enable interaction between diverse enterprises. This paper proposes a framework for dynamic B2B interaction. A B2B transaction is divided into the interaction part and business implementation part to support flexible interaction. A component based system framework is proposed to support the B2B transaction execution. To support dynamic B2B services, dynamic component composition is required. Service and component notions are combined into a composable service component. The composition architecture is presented as well.