Platform-based development is currently the dominant development method of enterprise application, but the features provided by current mainstream enterprise application developme...
In this paper, we tackle challenges in migrating enterprise services into hybrid cloud-based deployments, where enterprise operations are partly hosted on-premise and partly in th...
Mohammad Y. Hajjat, Xin Sun, Yu-Wei Eric Sung, Dav...
Abstract: Today’s enterprise applications are based on numerous interrelated components that capture domain-specific, generic or infrastructural functionality. Each component is...
Peter Golibrzuch, Alexander Holbreich, Simon Zambr...
Interoperability is a key property of enterprise applications, which is hard to achieve due to the large number of interoperating components and semantic heterogeneity. Platform-ba...
We propose a software development method for enterprise applications that combines the use of the structural concepts provided by problem frames, and the use of the UML notation. ...
Interoperability of Enterprise Applications is a serious and multi-facetted problem. One of the tasks of the recently-started INTEROP Network of Excellence is to address this probl...
Enterprise Applications are increasingly moving towards providing web access to their users through "thin clients". There is a strong case for their integration using we...
Vishnu S. Pendyala, Simon S. Y. Shim, Jerry Z. Gao
The architectural design of distributed enterprise applications from the viewpoints of different stakeholders has been proposed for some time, for example, as part of RM-ODP and I...
One of the main challenges in building enterprise applications has been to balance between built-in functionality and domain/scenario-specific customization. The lack of formal way...
Dongkyu Kim, Sang-goo Lee, Junho Shim, Jonghoon Ch...
Enterprise applications need to be highly available and scalable. In the past, this has required “stateless” applications, which essentially require the application to manage ...