Enterprise interoperability measurement - Basic concepts.

Nicolas Daclin · David Chen · Bruno Vallespir

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Abstract. Developing or improving enterprise interoperability implies that the level or degree of interoperability is evaluated and causes identified and analysed. This paper tentatively presents the basic concepts relating to the measurement of the degree of interoperability. The degree of interoperability of an enterprise can be characterized by three types of measures: interoperability potentiality, compatibility and performance. The last two measures are discussed in detail and some metrics are proposed. The proposed approach is rather straightforward using the most salient characteristics known today for each measurement. It is prospective and preliminary. Some discussion and future development are given in the conclusion. 1

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