Asmae Rhazale
ABSTRACT
This paper focuses and reviews the different approaches to address Organizational Interoperability (OIOP). OIOP Approach refers here to the formalization and modelisation that have been proposed to deal with the subject. Those approaches address differently OIOP. Thus a critical comparison is established to attempt understanding if some common aspects are addressed such as security aspect, the impact of semantic and technical layer.
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- A Review of the Governement Information Systems of Organizational Interoperability
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