E-BUSINESS INFRASTRUCTURE NEED FOR STANDARDIZATION

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E-BUSINESS INFRASTRUCTURENEED FOR STANDARDIZATION
Rakesh Verma Additional Director General Bureau
of Indian Standards
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e-business Infrastructure

• e-business infrastructure is the collection of
  platforms, networks, products, applications,
  databases and the business rules governing the
  flow of data and work among them, both internally
  and to external systems.

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e-business Infrastructure

• Integration of components into cohesive
  systems is achieved with customization,
  pre-built adapters and gateways, programme to
  programme inter-operation technologies, web
  services, distributed object protocols, cross
  platform development tools and languages.

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e-business Infrastructure Objective

• Comprehensive integration of enterprise partners
  to streamline business processes and to develop
  effective collaboration amongst them for
  utilizing the extended trading network to add
  value.
• For effective collaboration,
  interoperability is the theme for
  standardization.

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e-business Infrastructure Interoperability

• Technical interoperability consists of the common
  methods and shared services for the
  communication, storage, processing and
  presentation of data.
• Semantic or business interoperability includes
  discovery and collaboration aspects, including
  work flow and decision-making transactions.
• Process interoperability.
• Interoperability is a prerequisite for
  devices and platforms that talk to one another
  and services that are portable from platform to
  platform.

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e-business InfrastructureStandardization

• Effective e-business infrastructure can only
  be created by standardization of interoperable
  solutions.

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e-business InfrastructureStandardization

• To enhance the deployment of services that are
  interoperable and platform-independent.
• To make e-business interactions more secure.
• To facilitate e-business solutions that are
  adaptable to user needs.

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e business Infrastructure Components
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• Need for Standardization to Create
• e-business Infrastructure for
• Marble Enterprise

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Value Chain
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Value Creation
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Rich Picture-I
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Industry Drivers

• Mining
• Processing
• Marketing

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We Aim At
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Supply from manufacturer
Rich Picture-II
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Plan for Integration

• Resources and their availability
• e-business integration in phases
• Incremental growth of linkages
• Short term Medium term Long term

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TECHNICAL ARCHITECTURE
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SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
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Architecture Development Process
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Technology for Information Assimilation
COURSE OF ACTION DEVELOPMENT
SENSE MAKING PROCESS
ALTERNATIVE EVALUATION
CAUSES FOR MARBLE DEMAND VARIATION
SEARCH ENGINE
SENSE ENGINE
SENSE ENGINE
INTRINSIC INFORMATION
WHICH CAUSES BE ATTENDED
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Application Infrastructure
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Standardization in Technical Architecture
Hosting Connectivity
Business Applications
Computer Hardware
Mobile Computing
ASP Enablers
E-Commerce Web Designs
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e-business Infrastructure for Open Connectivity!!
OTHER ENTERPRISES
COLLABORATORS
MARBLE ENTERPRISE E-BUSINESS INFRASTRUCTURE
COLLABORATORS
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What is required?

• Stakeholders consensus on the key e-business
  infrastructure standards.
• Efficient infrastructure to maintain selected
  standards for local needs.
• Higher level of stakeholders participation in
  standardization and utilization of standards.
• Accessibility and use of e-business
  infrastructure standards.

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BIS Plan of Action

• Identify opportunities for the activities to work
  in harmony, avoiding conflicts in developments.
• Find ways to use what others have developed.
• Identify a common desired subset rather than
  lowest common denominator of objects and related
  mappings between objects.
• Work towards common single flexible solutions
  except which are truly different from industry to
  industry.