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+ | |TextArbeit=At the ''transaction view'' level generic services have to be defined that enable the realization of the defined business processes. The offered services support the different functions in the three distinguished phases. Examples are intelligent electronic product catalogs including search functions, services supporting the negotiation of contracts, logistic and payment systems to settle the transaction. The overall goal is to enable a continuous settlement of business transactions without incompatible interfaces and to provide an infrastructure of services that is available to different business communities. |
| − | The infrastructure view defines the necessary network services and other technical components to realize the settlement of the transaction from a technical point of view. Examples are message handling-, EDI Networks, and clearing center services. |
+ | The ''infrastructure view'' defines the necessary network services and other technical components to realize the settlement of the transaction from a technical point of view. Examples are message handling-, EDI Networks, and clearing center services. |
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| At the transaction view level generic services have to be defined that enable the realization of the defined business processes. The offered services support the different functions in the three distinguished phases. Examples are intelligent electronic product catalogs including search functions, services supporting the negotiation of contracts, logistic and payment systems to settle the transaction. The overall goal is to enable a continuous settlement of business transactions without incompatible interfaces and to provide an infrastructure of services that is available to different business communities.
The infrastructure view defines the necessary network services and other technical components to realize the settlement of the transaction from a technical point of view. Examples are message handling-, EDI Networks, and clearing center services. |
At the transaction view level generic services have to be defined that enable the realization of the defined business processes. The offered services shall support the different functions in the three distinguished phases. Examples are intelligent electronic product catalogs including search functions, services supporting the negotiation of contracts, logistic and payment systems to settle the transaction.
[...] The overall goal is to enable a continuous settlement of business transactions without incompatible interfaces and to provide an infrastructure of services that is available to different business communities. The infrastructure view defines the necessary network services and other technical components to realize the settlement of the transaction from a technical point of view. Examples are message handling-, EDI-, and clearing center services. |
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