Development of an adaptation and interface model, for the information systems interoperability

Companies are found increasingly confronted with problems related to the integration of applications in an information system (IS), and the interconnection of the system itself with other information systems. One of The model driven engineering's (MDE) objectives is to provide solutions to the difficulties of interoperability between business systems. MDE has also provided several significant improvements in the development of complex systems by focusing on a more abstract concern than classical programming. This paper presents a new approach for the interoperability of information systems. It is the design of an intermediate model of adaptation and interface for synchronization of business processes, based on its transformation into executable languages in a model-driven approach (MDA) to find a common executable language to adapt information systems based on adaptation rules and ontological database. Then through the reverse engineering each information system receives an adapted update which must be applied to business processes. At the end of this paper, we propose a case study of using this approach to interoperability.