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Procurement Business Service Modeling in Service-Based Process Architecture of Equipping System

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  • Darko Galinec

    (Ministry of Defense, Croatia)

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The procurement as business discipline and function of equipping process has started the process of transformation from an administrative competence and necessity to a strategic capability (Kyte, 2006). To be efficient its processes have to be interoperable in the processing, semantic and technological way with other functions and processes of the business system; end to end process integration of the business system should be obtained. It is important to fully understand and document user requirements before development of the procurement (business) process. This results in the need for the development of a defined, articulated, communicated and managed model of procurement process. On the level of conceptual system modeling (business process owner’s perspective) (ZIFA, 2006) this article shapes a new procurement model, in form of business service with appertaining processes, activities and other services necessary for its accomplishment. At logical and physical modeling level (designer’s and builder’s perspective) (ZIFA, 2006) service oriented perspective (SOA) has been considered, as well as Web services as technological concept for the implementation of the shaped procurement service model at the conceptual level of the system. Application of the shaped model requires organizational, process and system changes of the business system, that is, procurement function must develop the culture of service provider, avoiding the role of corporate purchasing controller. The position and the role of business service modeling within entire business process management (BPM) discipline has been established as well.

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  • Darko Galinec, 2009. "Procurement Business Service Modeling in Service-Based Process Architecture of Equipping System," International Journal of Information Systems in the Service Sector (IJISSS), IGI Global, vol. 1(4), pages 50-60, October.
  • Handle: RePEc:igg:jisss0:v:1:y:2009:i:4:p:50-60
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