1. 3.MOBILE WEB SERVICE FOR SUPPLY CHAIN MANAGEMENT
1.1. 3.1 Supply chain management
1.1.1. consists on the integration of companies’ processes according the exchanges between the suppliers, the customers and the company. It includes, fundamentally, the purchasing, production and distribution processes.
1.2. 3.2 Research methodology
1.2.1. employed for developing the mobile web service for the successful application of mobile web service in SCM is the literature survey.
1.2.1.1. two major categories have emerged:
1.2.1.1.1. a) the supply management process
1.2.1.1.2. b) the m-service analytical axes
1.3. 3.3 Litterature review
1.3.1. The applications implemented in heterogeneous platforms and areas can collaborate through Web Services. Presentation layer communicates with database systems through services interface layer.
1.4. 3.4 Challenges and opportunities
1.4.1. proponemos integrar en la infraestructura interna a:
1.4.1.1. Monitoring of the supply chain devices using m-service.
1.4.1.2. Proposing an interactive composition of m-service according to the supply chain workflow.
1.4.2. Therefore, we present below a list of challenges concerning the m-service, in order toautomate the supply chain management completely:
1.4.2.1. Mobile web service implemented on supply chain will require capabilities of service discovery, control, composition and quality of service to be registered in a public registry
1.4.2.2. Mobile web service implementation has to allow information access to all the supply chain processes in real-time, and sharing it with all the participants.
1.4.2.3. Mobile web service for the User Interaction and the Machine Interaction such as production line, scanner devices, etc.
1.4.2.4. Mobile web service implemented for an automation of the supply chain process with a controlling system
1.4.2.5. Mobile web service implemented has to ensure the quality of service according to the supply chain management
2. 4.CONCLUSION AND FUTURE WORK
2.1. Researchers in Information Technology (IT) focalize their efforts to promote many SCM business solutions, ranging from enterprise resource planning (ERP), best of breed supply chain software, e-business applications to web services.
2.2. Therefore, mobile web service-based
2.2.1. business information systems have developed a new paradigm of technology revolution in heterogeneous data source connectivity along supply chain.
2.3. First, we propose a large definition of mobile web service and their architecture and classification. Then, we present some research of mobile web service for supply chain management.
2.3.1. Unfortunately, we conclude that the development of mobile web services for intra-organizational use is still slow.
3. 1.INTRODUCTION
3.1. Efficient Companies
3.1.1. require a
3.1.1.1. relevant management that is resuming on Supply
3.2. The relevant key for SCM
3.2.1. is the process communication
3.2.1.1. for that, it requires multiple implication
3.3. Web service
3.3.1. provides mechanisms to simplify data exchange by internet regardless of their implementation platforms.
3.4. In SCM
3.4.1. mobile web service technologies impose themselves by proposing the mobility of web service. It allows the deployment of new services to consumers in their mobile devices as phone
3.5. PDA
3.5.1. provided and consumed at anytime and anywhere
4. 2.MOBILE WEB SERVICE
4.1. Mobile web service is the technology that allows to provide, consume, web service using mobile devices such as phone, tablet, laptop or other wireless device, permitting users to access services at anytime and anywhere
4.1.1. Several criteria characterize any solution of the mobile web services such as scalability, availability, reliability, ubiquity, security, ease of use and immediacy
4.1.1.1. hose criteria are fundamental to deploy mobile web service relayed to the mobile device and the wireless connection. Therefore, the researcher community was based to propose a mobile web service
4.1.1.2. architecture service by taking into account the different characteristics
4.1.1.2.1. 2.1 Mobile web service : Architecture and classification
4.1.1.2.2. 2.2 Litterature review