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Enterprise Tomography Driven Root-Cause-Analysis and Integration Lifecycle Management of Federated ERP in Green Clouds

Published:2012 Issue: Volume: Page:354-374
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Container-title:Organizational Integration of Enterprise Systems and Resources
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Author:

Aalmink Jan¹,Gómez Jorge Marx¹

Affiliation:

1. Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg, Germany

Abstract

Cloud Computing is finding its way into the architecture of current IT landscapes. The present chapter depicts the challenges of the required changes and transitions of Enterprise Data Centers from non-integrated on-premise solutions towards fully integrated on-demand systems in silo-free clouds. Cloud standardization in the context of the Open Cloud Manifesto is discussed as well as a reference model based upon semantic composition and federation (Federated ERP Systems and Corporate Environmental Information Management Systems CEMIS 2.0). How Enterprise Tomography can support the governance process is described as the Root-Cause-Analysis procedure and Integration Lifecycle Management of an Enterprise Cloud and by comparing different system states. On the basis of an operator-based approach, Root-Cause-Analysis and data integrity can be ensured. Finally, an outlook on an approach involving environmental aspects (Green Clouds) is given.

Publisher

IGI Global

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