Tham khảo tài liệu 'supply chain, the way to flat organisation part 5', kỹ thuật - công nghệ, cơ khí - chế tạo máy phục vụ nhu cầu học tập, nghiên cứu và làm việc hiệu quả | A Domain Engineering Process for RFID Systems Development in Supply Chain 111 extract organize represent manipulate and understand reusable information to formalize the domain analysis process and to develop technologies and tools to support it . In this sense this section presents a domain analysis approach for engineering RFID-based systems in supply chain. The goal this approach is identify and modelling commons and variables features presents in each domain supply chain Campos Zorzo 2007 . The domain analysis consists of four steps Planning Requirements Domain modelling and Documentation. The next sub-sections presents each step in details. Planning Firstly ours goals whit domain analysis are i description of the domain ii identify the stakeholders and iii domain scoping. Therefore the planning step is based in three subactivities P P1. Domain encompass to describe which supply chain will be applied the domain analysis . domain of the healthcare automotive food etc . Next is necessary to divide the supply chain in domains and describe it into four aspects A A1. Activity that objective of sub-domain in supply chain A2. Input from who the sub-domain receives information in supply chain. A3. Output to who the sub-domain send information in supply chain. A4. Technology where and which objective to use RFID systems in sub-domain. Hence the supply chain will be represented how domains that uses RFID systems in specifics activities inputs and outputs. P2. Stakeholder analysis the stakeholders are people or someone who has a defined interest in the result of the project . In this sense many stakeholders can be identified in development and utilization of RFID-based systems in supply chain. For example the RFID engineering person that must be expert with EPCglobal Network RFID readers RFID tags and yours variabilities installation utilization etc. P3. Domain scope this step consists in identify and discard domains in supply chain out of scope. Domains that do not
