Reference Architecture for Lending Industry in ULS Systems

Authors:
Liming Zhu;Mark Staples;Ross Jeffery
Affiliations:
University of New South Wales, Australia;University of New South Wales, Australia;University of New South Wales, Australia
Venue:
ULS '07 Proceedings of the International Workshop on Software Technologies for Ultra-Large-Scale Systems
Year:
2007

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Abstract

Vertical industries have been developing e-business standards to improve their business-to-business interoperability, and to foster efficient and organicallygrown industry-wide systems. Such systems and their horizontal interactions with even larger ecosystems are effectively an Ultra-Large-Scale (ULS) system. EBusiness standards are essentially a set of governing rules for these ULS systems. It is critical that these governing rules address the socio-technical ecosystem (rather than system of systems) challenges recognized for ULS systems [3], promote overall system quality, and cope with long-term, self-regulating, continuous evolution.