Study on an Information System Integration Scheme of Enterprises Based on RFID Technology with SOA

Literature Review

Enterprise information system has become increasingly popular over the last several decades. It integrates and extends the business processes across the boundaries of business functions, corporate walls, industries, as well as geographic borders. In recent years, experts and scholars have put forward all kinds of enterprise information system integration technologies and methods. Lämmer et al. (2008) presented a process of enterprise system integration. Fang et al. (2009) presented an integrated platform based on SOA for real estate to strengthen the efficiency of surfing Internet. Su et al. (2009) presented a subscription integration methodology based on RFID technologies for enterprise information systems. Pahl et al. (2009) proposed a service-centric software system integrating framework for emphasizing SOA. Kochar et al. (2011) presented a novel data mining system in order to effectively extract the information for the motion character of RFID tags. Yeh et al. (2011) presented an intelligent service-integrated platform for preventing the monetary loss because of information gap. Maria et al. (2011) presented the interplay of all that contemporary RFID middlewares provide, and actual expectations from them, in terms of desirable “features” and “aspects”, SOA-based strategy that helps to consolidate representative design aspects of a well-federated RFID middleware. Zhang et al. (2011) presented an innovative all-in-one Smart Gateway technology for capturing real-time production data from various manufacturing resources attached to different types of RFID/Auto-ID devices. Ryzko et al. (2012) presented a hybrid architecture based on multi-agent and SOA in order to conduct trade in a multi-commodity markets. Jong et al. (2012) combined the RSA encryption and decryption algorithms to raise the safety and the information security systems. Leitao et al. (2012) presented the integration of 2D/3D digital software tools with Petri net based SOA. Dai et al. (2014) presented a novel fiber Bragg grating sensor multiplexing system. Thomas et al. (2012) presented a system integration method based on RFID and SOA.