stasis introduction the step by step guide to introducing stasis software

STASIS INTRODUCTION

The Step by Step guide to Introducing STASIS Software

Efficient Business Integration requires….

Company 1 Company 2

Co-ordinate

BUY ORSELL

Align Business Processes

Align Interaction Processes

Align Data Structure

Agree on communication

Agree

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Already Available through many sources

Typically via Email Systems

The Focus of the STASIS Project

Via Use of common Platforms

Typically via Email Systems

ALIGNED COMMUNICATIONS

Example within the Automotive Sector – Stock Control

Min-Max Inventory Replenishment

Request Stock Level

Delivery Avice

Receipt

Supplier Customer

Supplier checks the stock level periodical and refills customer stock automatically. In addition the Customer orders specific parts.

In order to do this, the partners need to agree their trading environment.

Example within Furniture Sector - Collaborative Working

Collaborative Business ProcessManufacturer A Manufacturer B

Exchange of: • specific pieces of furniture or accessories• business documents such as: RFQ, Quote, invoice, packing list, …

In order to do this, the

companies involved need to

agree their business

environment

Manufacturer B :Manufacturer A :

sd: Collaborative_Sequence diagram

.Send catalog

1) .AnalizeModels

1) Analize_Accessories

2) .Check_Accessories_in_Stock

2) Required_Special_Accesories [S_A]

3) .Request_Quotation_for_S_A

3) Quote_S_A

4) .Order_S_A

4) Oder_Paymetn

.Internal_Administrative_Processes

.Paymetn

.Internal_Processes

.Accesories

.Packing_list

.Invoice

.Delivery_Note

strict

Accessories can be: Bronze, Marble, Glass parts

Those processes can be: Administrative

Processes, logistical processes and

manufacturer processes, among others

Customer / Buyer

Customers Business Profile:

• Searching Suppliers / Sellers• Approves Supplier / Seller• Defines Business Process

• Looking at processes such as deciphering a customer order we note that there are many variables required to be understood between the participating Organisations.

Typical Naming of variables within the coding would be different in each organisation

A semantic cross reference example

A simple demonstration of how different Organisation may define the same item under different categories.

We as humans all understand what a pencil is whether we are in China or Lithuania. But think how it is described in an electronic format.

Organisation 1 Organisation 2

STASIS Business Cooperation

Now think about the difficulty of Mapping many variables that might refer to the same item but due to the definition of such items being different in a

variety of organisations, standard software would miss these relationships.

Example Applications that may eventually incorporate STASIS technology to help map common components

STASIS Comparator helps to create cross reference relationships

An Example of Defining Relationships

Cross References can be used to feed into transformations tools (developed outsideof STASIS)

Customer / Buyer Order

Customer Order in Supplier / Provider Format

Transformation Script

STASIS – Enabling Business Opportunities

Datamodelling

Processes

Typically Delivered via Web Services

Minimal Interfacing

Clever Use of OntologyAndSemanticModels

Helping Organisations to find new business

opportunities with minimal cost and resource effort

Company 1 Company 2

Minimal Interfacing