The CCTS key concepts are based on two levels of abstraction — core components and business information entities.
5.1 Core Components The foundational concept of this specification is the core component. (...) Core components are the linchpin for creating interoperable business process models and business documents. (...) Equally, the term business information entity is used as a generic term encompassing aggregate business information entities, basic business information entities, and association business information entities and their properties.
5.1.1 Aggregate Core Component An Aggregate Core Component (ACC) is a collection of related pieces of information that together convey a distinct meaning, independent of any business context.
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Core components are the linchpin for537 creating interoperable business process models and business documents. (...) Relationships Between Core Components and Business Information669 Entities670
The relationships between CCs and BIEs are described in Figure 5-2. (...) If a BCC or706 ASCC has the cardinality [0..*], the derived BBIE or ASBIE may have the same707
5 The Core Components’ Context mechanism provides the more detailed linkage between specific business data and the exact circumstances of its business use.
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On the other hand, if the “basic core component” of “City Name” is used in an aggregate core component such as “address” and is used in a business context such as “shipping destination”, then “City Name” and all of the other basic core components used in “Shipping Destination” do not have to be individually qualified.
In order to make the UN/CCL more workable, the information is grouped into logical aggregations and/or it is associated with its business context. This enables a more flexible maintenance as the majority of concepts are expressed in aggregate core components that are built using a smaller number of basic core components (like building blocks) or by associating a core component with a business context. (...) This requires a strict methodology for creating the base components: the aggregated components, and the components within business contexts.
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UN/ECE - P1. Business neutral core component Library
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UN/ECE - P1. Business neutral core component Library
Project leader: Sue Probert ( Sue.Probert@commerceone.com )
1. (...) Deliverables
The deliverables from the project are the basis of the Global Core Components Library:
A catalogue of Business Neutral Core Components including Core Component Type, Basic Core Components and Aggregate Core Components.
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Finance Core Components P4. Finance Business Process Modelling P5. (...) Business neutral core component Library
Project leader: Sue Probert ( Sue.Probert@commerceone.com )
1. (...) Deliverables
The deliverables from the project are the basis of the Global Core Components Library: • A catalogue of Business Neutral Core Components including Core Component Type,
Basic Core Components and Aggregate Core Components. • Data Dictionary.
• Vocabulary of referenced terms.
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The connection management functional component interacts with the multi-layer functions to retrieve policies stored there and enforces them locally in the access layer. 9.2.3 Services layer functional components The services layer functional components include: • service capabilities; • business capabilities; • administration capabilities; • service orchestration. 9.2.3.1 Service capabilities The service capabilities functional component consists of the necessary software required to implement the service offered to cloud service customers. It implements the functionality defined by the service interface, i.e., the interface offered to cloud service customers, independent of the service implementation. 9.2.3.2 Business capabilities The business capabilities functional component provides a set of capabilities for accessing the business function related to the provision of cloud services. The business function itself is contained within the business support systems functional components. 9.2.3.3 Administration capabilities The administration capabilities functional component provides a set of capabilities for accessing the administration function related to the provision of cloud services.
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The business function functional component invokes the business capabilities of the cloud service provider through an end point and interface enabled by the business access functional component. The business access functional component performs any authentication of the cloud CSP:cloud service business manager and establishes authorization to use particular functions of the business capabilities. The business capabilities functional component interacts with business support systems functional components to carry out requests made by the CSC:cloud service business manager – including the product catalogue, account management and subscription management functional components.
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Figure 8-2 – Service layer functional components for NaaS 8.2.1 Business capabilities (NaaS) The business capabilities (NaaS) functional component provides a set of capabilities for accessing the NaaS business related functionalities (see clause 7.1) related to the provision of NaaS services. The business functionalities are contained within the business support systems (BSS) functional components (see clause 8.1). (...) Interactions through the business capabilities (NaaS) functional component also allow for the NaaS CSC to access the billing information related to the usage of instantiated NaaS services.
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An Association Business 432 Information Entity is derived from an Association Core Component. 433 Aggregate Core Component (ACC) - A collection of related pieces of business 434 information that together convey a distinct business meaning, independent of any 435 specific Business Context. (...) It has a unique Business Semantic definition. An 440 Association Core Component represents an Association Core Component 441 Property and is associated to an Aggregate Core Component, which describes 442 its structure. 443 Association Message Business Information Entity – An association between 444 two Message Business Information Entities. (...) Business Entities are 589 represented in the Core Components Library (CCL) as Aggregate Business 590 Information Entities (ABIEs).
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An RSM includes the conceptual data model (from BRS), canonical data model, business information entity library references, and core component library references. (...) (a) RSM is initiated within TBG by a project team and is completed when existing Core Components have been identified and candidate Core Components have been proposed to satisfy the business requirements defined in the BRS;
(b) The new and amended business information entities (BIEs) requested in the RSM are processed for implementation by the TBG harmonization working group (TBG17). (...) For example, a bulk submission is possible when a specific sector submits a set of candidate Core Components and/or UML artefacts that it has extracted from an existing repository of business processes.
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