Evolution of Business Interoperability in the Automotive Industry
ISBN
1-58603-682-3
Type
conference paper
Date Issued
2006-10-26
Author(s)
Wende, Kristin
;
Legner, Christine
Editor(s)
Cunningham, Paul
Cunningham, Miriam
Research Team
IWI2, BN3
Abstract
In recent years, the established roles in the automotive industry have undergone changes: Automakers which have traditionally executed control over the entire value chain are now increasingly focusing on branding and distribution. At the same time, tier-1 suppliers are becoming vehicle integrators. This paper analyses how new forms of cooperation impact the required level of business interoperability. The comparison of two cases, a traditional OEM-supplier relationship and an innovative form of cooperation, reveals that the extensive need for coordination results in higher requirements in terms of business interoperability. The analysis is conducted using a coherent Business Interoperability Framework which covers the dimensions management of external relationships, culture employee, collaborative business processes and information systems.
Language
English
Keywords
Automotive
Interoperability
HSG Classification
not classified
Refereed
Yes
Book title
Exploiting the Knowledge Economy - Issues, Applications, Case Studies
Publisher
IOS Press
Publisher place
Amsterdam
Volume
3
Start page
239
End page
246
Pages
8
Event Title
eChallenges 2006
Event Location
Barcelona
Event Date
25.-27.10.2006
Subject(s)
Division(s)
Eprints ID
213801
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