Enterprise Information Systems · 2012 · 128 citations · 21 references
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Small‑ and medium‑sized enterprises increasingly rely on cloud‑based application and infrastructure services, yet no single vendor can meet all their information‑system needs, forcing them to use multiple clouds and internal systems. This study proposes a framework for integrating applications deployed in public clouds with internal enterprise information systems. The authors develop a run‑time platform and a cross‑computing environment process‑modelling technique to support this integration. The platform and modelling technique improve the feasibility of enterprise information systems operating in hybrid cloud environments.
With the development of application services providers and cloud computing, more and more small- and medium-sized business enterprises use software services and even infrastructure services provided by professional information service companies to replace all or part of their information systems (ISs). These information service companies provide applications, such as data storage, computing processes, document sharing and even management information system services as public resources to support the business process management of their customers. However, no cloud computing service vendor can satisfy the full functional IS requirements of an enterprise. As a result, enterprises often have to simultaneously use systems distributed in different clouds and their intra enterprise ISs. Thus, this article presents a framework to integrate applications deployed in public clouds and intra ISs. A run-time platform is developed and a cross-computing environment process modelling technique is also developed to improve the feasibility of ISs under hybrid cloud computing environments.
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