Impact of Semantic Interoperability in Enterprise Computing: A Report on the Use of Inter Enterprise Computing in An Actual Commercial Environment

Abstract

While the complex enterprise computing environment continually evolves, technical resources are becoming more limited. More complicated systems demand more time invested in monitoring and system management. Standards for Business to business integration help to facilitate the interoperability between organizations. These standards, often called e-business frameworks, guide integration by specifying the details for business processes, business documents and secure messaging. The essential attribute of Semantic Interoperability is that the computer system receiving the information is able to use it properly in computation, without human intervention. With emerging trends in business many new tools and technologies have evolved that help e-Business develop. Extensible Mark-up Language is used in modern e-business frameworks. This framework analyses the many partially competing and overlapping e-business frameworks how they differ in support for business processes, documents and secure messaging. This paper provides the role models of how the technology can be deploy, exploit, and develop successful case studies.