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SCOntology: A Formal Approach Towards a Unified and Integrated View of the Supply Chain

Gonnet, Silvio Miguel Icon; Vegetti, Maria Marcela Icon; Leone, Horacio Pascual Icon; Henning, Gabriela Patricia Icon

Fecha

2007

Editorial

Idea Group

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Adaptive Technologies and Business Integration: Social, Managerial and Organizaional Dimensions

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9781599040486

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Inglés

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Resumen

This contribution points out the various challenges associated to the Supply Chain Management SCM). SCM involves coordinating and integrating material, information, and money flows, both within and across several companies. The integration of these flows is perceived in quite distinct ways by different communities, raising some semantics related problems. To assist organizations in achieving a unified view of the Supply Chain (SC), a new ontology, named SCOntology, is introduced in this work. SCOntology is a framework to formally describe a SC at various abstraction levels, by sharing a precise meaning of the information exchanged during the communication among the many stakeholders involved in the SC. Moreover, SCOntology provides a foundation for the specification of information logistics processes and also sets the grounds for measuring and evaluating a SC by stating different metrics and performance related concepts.

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