Enterprise resource planning and XML databases
Loredana Mocean
Abstract
Loredana Mocean
Abstract
E-business applications based on XML provide a new way of developing and processing transactions in a global sense. ERP systems interfaced with e-business applications are the new direction for B2B software solutions current and future extensions. This paper offers a homogeneous approach, as its intended to provide a model with implemented elements useful to small business companies who want to build and use their own ERP systems with lowest costs and extensible functionality.
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E-business applications based on XML provide a new way of developing and processing transactions in a global sense. ERP systems interfaced with e-business applications are the new direction for B2B software solutions current and future extensions. This paper offers a homogeneous approach, as its intended to provide a model with implemented elements useful to small business companies who want to build and use their own ERP systems with lowest costs and extensible functionality.
Key concepts: Enterprise resource planning, Computer science, XML, Database, Software engineering, Extensibility, XML framework, World Wide Web