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APPLICATION OF ENTERPRISE
INTEGRATION PATTERNS FOR THE
DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF
PARLIAMENTARY CONTROL
24 September 2020
Sotiris Leventis, Hypernetica
Vasileios Anastasiou, Hellenic OCR Team
Fotis Fitsilis, Hellenic Parliament (presenter)
CONTENTS
 Motivation
 Use case
 Model description
 Conclusions and outlook
MOTIVATION
 Legal informatics on the rise
 Multiple data sources and systems
 Interoperability
LEAD TO
 Extensible architectural approach
 Enterprise integration patterns
 Use of software connectors
 Enabling of integration and migration
services
USE CASE
 Proof-of-concept
 Written parliamentary questions
 Data source: validated structured dataset
 Editor: LEOS (Legislation Editing Open Software)
 Legal doc standard: Akoma Ntoso
&
MODEL DESCRIPTION I
► Connecting heterogeneous systems
► Integration platform as a service (iPaaS)
► Systems: providers & consumers of data
► Connectors act as adapters
► Reusability
System level
MODEL DESCRIPTION II
Connector level
► Connector as Nodejs REST APIs
► Internal storage: MongoDB
► Ability to easily store/retrieve docs
► Connector API for doc transformation
► Queue system for scheduling processing
tasks
 Adapter reusability streamlines doc
processing
 Versatile and customizable approach
 Workflows supporting business process
automation
 Low effort data or doc migration
 Editor integration (LEOS)
OUTLOOKCONCLUSIONS
 Complex connectors with specialized
algorithms and behaviors
 Overview/processing portal
 Visual workflow configurator
 Adapter discovery
THANK YOU!
fitsilisf@parliament.gr
https://fitsilis.gr

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Application of Enterprise Integration Patterns for the Digital Transformation of Parliamentary Control

  • 1. APPLICATION OF ENTERPRISE INTEGRATION PATTERNS FOR THE DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION OF PARLIAMENTARY CONTROL 24 September 2020 Sotiris Leventis, Hypernetica Vasileios Anastasiou, Hellenic OCR Team Fotis Fitsilis, Hellenic Parliament (presenter)
  • 2. CONTENTS  Motivation  Use case  Model description  Conclusions and outlook
  • 3. MOTIVATION  Legal informatics on the rise  Multiple data sources and systems  Interoperability LEAD TO  Extensible architectural approach  Enterprise integration patterns  Use of software connectors  Enabling of integration and migration services
  • 4. USE CASE  Proof-of-concept  Written parliamentary questions  Data source: validated structured dataset  Editor: LEOS (Legislation Editing Open Software)  Legal doc standard: Akoma Ntoso &
  • 5. MODEL DESCRIPTION I ► Connecting heterogeneous systems ► Integration platform as a service (iPaaS) ► Systems: providers & consumers of data ► Connectors act as adapters ► Reusability System level
  • 6. MODEL DESCRIPTION II Connector level ► Connector as Nodejs REST APIs ► Internal storage: MongoDB ► Ability to easily store/retrieve docs ► Connector API for doc transformation ► Queue system for scheduling processing tasks
  • 7.  Adapter reusability streamlines doc processing  Versatile and customizable approach  Workflows supporting business process automation  Low effort data or doc migration  Editor integration (LEOS) OUTLOOKCONCLUSIONS  Complex connectors with specialized algorithms and behaviors  Overview/processing portal  Visual workflow configurator  Adapter discovery