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Implementing Views on Business Semantics - Model-Based Configuration of Business Documents

The efficacious exchange of business documents is vital to the successful collaboration of enterprises. Enterprise Systems (ES) played a vital part in standardizing these documents and the business processes involved. However, in a heterogeneous (service oriented) environment it is not necessarily the case that all partners share the same interfaces. Numerous standardization approaches have been proposed for different areas of application that intend to facilitate data exchange. Thus, the mapping of documents is still problematic. Recently, approaches to standardize document design evolved, the Core Component Technical Specification (CCTS) being the most current. However, it is not to assume that all standards and ES will integrate CCTS in the same manner and already deviations can be observed. Adaptations of the underlying meta model are inevitable. Furthermore, the instantiation of the actual documents as well as the management of the numerous components has to be supported by a proper method and tool. The aim of the paper is to present a concept and prototype which allows creating views on business documents to facilitate document design and variant management.