ISO/IEC INTERNATIONAL STANDARD 14662 NORME Third edition INTERNATIONALE Troisieme édition 2010-02-15 Information technology Open- edi reference model Technologies de I'information Modele de référence EDl-ouvert Reference number Numero de reference IEC ISO/IEC 14662:2010(E/F) @ISO/EC 2010 ISO/IEC 14662:2010(E/F) Contents Page Foreword .vili 0 Introduction 0.1 General. 0.2 The co-ordination needs of the Open-edi Reference Model. xiv 0.3 Technical requirements of the Open-edi Reference Model ...... 0.4 Use of "Person", “person", and“party" in the context of business transactions and commitment exchange...... xvi 0.5 Electronic business and Openedi: Areas of activity and participation....xvi 1 2 Normativereferences 3 Termsand definitions. 2 4 Symbols and abbreviations... 5 The Open-edi Reference Model... .8 5.1 Business Operational View .. 5.1.1 BOV-related standards.. 10 5.1.2 Open-edi scenarios .. 5.2 16 5.2.1 Functional concepts and capabilities, 17 5.2.2 Implementation concepts.... 18 5.3 Open-edi Reference Model related standards. 21 5.4 21 6 Conformance statement .. Annex A (informative) Standardization areas and types of standardization activities for Open-edi....25 A.1 Open-edi standardization areas.. 27 A.1.1 Legal environment for Open-edi... .28 A.1.2 Generic Open-edi standards . .28 A.1.3 Sectoral Open-edi standards . A.1.4 Inter-sectoral co-ordination of Open-edi sectoral standards . 29 A.2 Classification of Open-edi standards.... 29 A.2.1 29 A.2.2 Activity models.. 29 A.2.3 Information models and representation... 29 A.2.4 Technology 29 A.3 Levels of activity... A.3.1 Meta-standards.. .30 A.3.2 Standards.. 30 A.3.3 A.3.4 Conformity and certification .30 A.3.5 Implementation ... 30 A.4 Application to Open-edi. 30 Annex B (informative) Requirements for Open-edi standards.. 33 B.1 Business organizational requirements ..... B.1.1 Multi-sectoralelectronicbusiness. .33 B.1.2 Open environment. 33 B.1.3 Organizational flexibility.... ..34 B.2 Business information requirements..... B.2.1 Integration of different data types .. .34 B.2.2 Modelling ..... 35 @ ISO/IEC 2010 - All rights reserved/Tous droits reserves ili ISO/IEC 14662:2010(E/F) B.2.3 Registration of business models... B.3 Business interchange requirements ..36 B.3.1 Independence of business aspects from information technology aspects .36 B.3.2 Interoperability of business interchanges . .37 B.3.3 EDItransactions.. B.3.4 StandardizedAPIs 37 B.3.5 Conformance testing. 37 B.4 Security. B.5 Legalaspects B.6 Migration.... .38 Annex C (informative) Example of formal description techniques for modelling role behaviour .. C.1 Aspects of role behaviour based on a state transition FDT... .41 C.2 Aspects of role behaviour based on a Petri Net FDT..... C.3 Aspects of role behaviour based on UML. ..47 Annex D (informative) An approach detailing concepts of the Fsv ..50 D.1 Functional concepts. ..50 D.2 Implementation concepts .53 D.3 List of FSV-related standards... ..55 D.4 Open-edi support entities - Examples. .55 D.4.1 Role Trader.. .56 D.4.2 Role interpreter Annex E (informative) Terms in French alphabetical order. .58 Bibliography 61 Figures Figure 1 Open-edi environment Figure 2 The creation of BOV and FSV standards .. .10 Figure 3 Open-edi system relationships.. Figure 4 - The use of BOV and FSV standards ... Figure A.1 - Relationships of Open-edi standardization areas with other standards and impact of the legal environment... .26 Figure C.1 Concepts of role behaviour .. .41 Figure C.2 - Information Bundle sequence chart . .42 Figure C.3 The Organ-Requester role . .. 44 Figure C.4 The Donor role .. Figure C.5 The Organ-Centre role .. .. 46 Figure C.6 Aspects of role behaviour based on UML . .48 Figure D.1 Relationships between functional components .. .52 Figure D.2Functional Service View of the Open-edi systems environment... .53 Figure D.3 Open-edi system relationships. ...54 Tables Table 1 Areas of activity.. ..xvili Table 2 - Types of bodies that should