This paper introduces a slightly divergent interpretation of the REA ontology, which will be called REAU. REAU’s main objective is to serve as an intermediary between REA’s dependent and independent view. As the inde- pendent view was designed for EDI, and the dependent view for accounting, the main idea is to enable an automatic transformation between both views that published unclassified transaction data required for collaboration between trad- ing partners and filters classified transaction data required for accounting. The main goal is to present a fully functional proof of concept in Prolog at the VMBO workshop
Business modelling research is increasingly interested in exploring how domain ontologies can be use...
REA has been recognized as a sound foundation for an e-business ontology. However, some adaptations ...
This paper discusses the potential impact of ontology and model-drive architecture on decentralized ...
Through a proof of concept in SWI-Prolog, this paper demonstrates a business transaction model by wh...
Recent Resource, Event, Agent (REA) research has focused on defining and theoretically justifying th...
This research proposes an ontological model for accounting information systems (AIS) based on the Bu...
The accounting ontologies were conceptualized as a framework for building accounting information sys...
In this article the authors present a reference model for the registration of economic data that ena...
The operationalized formalization of the REA2 ontology presented in this paper is expected to offer ...
This project aims at producing an executable version of the Resource-Event-Agent ontology. This exec...
Current Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are based on double entry bookkeeping. This techn...
It is widely recognized that ontologies can be used to support the semantic integration and interope...
In this article the authors present a reference model for the reg- istration of economic data that e...
In recent years, there has been an increasing interest in the development of well-founded conceptual...
REA (resources, events, agents) is an emerging mainstream ontology for the enterprise information ar...
Business modelling research is increasingly interested in exploring how domain ontologies can be use...
REA has been recognized as a sound foundation for an e-business ontology. However, some adaptations ...
This paper discusses the potential impact of ontology and model-drive architecture on decentralized ...
Through a proof of concept in SWI-Prolog, this paper demonstrates a business transaction model by wh...
Recent Resource, Event, Agent (REA) research has focused on defining and theoretically justifying th...
This research proposes an ontological model for accounting information systems (AIS) based on the Bu...
The accounting ontologies were conceptualized as a framework for building accounting information sys...
In this article the authors present a reference model for the registration of economic data that ena...
The operationalized formalization of the REA2 ontology presented in this paper is expected to offer ...
This project aims at producing an executable version of the Resource-Event-Agent ontology. This exec...
Current Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) systems are based on double entry bookkeeping. This techn...
It is widely recognized that ontologies can be used to support the semantic integration and interope...
In this article the authors present a reference model for the reg- istration of economic data that e...
In recent years, there has been an increasing interest in the development of well-founded conceptual...
REA (resources, events, agents) is an emerging mainstream ontology for the enterprise information ar...
Business modelling research is increasingly interested in exploring how domain ontologies can be use...
REA has been recognized as a sound foundation for an e-business ontology. However, some adaptations ...
This paper discusses the potential impact of ontology and model-drive architecture on decentralized ...