Asuman Dogac

Asuman Dogac is a professor and the Director of Software Research and Development Center at the Computer Engineering Department at the Middle East Technical University, Anarka, Turkey. Her current research interests include electronic commerce, workflow systems, and distributed objects.

Publications

A Case for Enterprise Interoperability in Healthcare IT: Personal Health Record Systems
A Case for Enterprise Interoperability in Healthcare IT: Personal Health Record Systems
Mustafa Yuksel, Asuman Dogac, Cebrail Taskin, Anil Yalcinkaya. © 2016. 24 pages.
The PHR systems need to be integrated with a wide variety of healthcare IT systems including EHRs, electronic medical devices, and clinical decision support services to get their...
A Case for Enterprise Interoperability in Healthcare IT: Personal Health Record Systems
A Case for Enterprise Interoperability in Healthcare IT: Personal Health Record Systems
Mustafa Yuksel, Asuman Dogac, Cebrail Taskin, Anil Yalcinkaya. © 2014. 24 pages.
The PHR systems need to be integrated with a wide variety of healthcare IT systems including EHRs, electronic medical devices, and clinical decision support services to get their...
A Semantic Web Service Based Middleware for the Tourism Industry
A Semantic Web Service Based Middleware for the Tourism Industry
Yildiray Kabak, Mehmet Olduz, Gokce B. Laleci, Tuncay Namli, Veli Bicer, Nikola Radic, George Milis, Asuman Dogac. © 2010. 23 pages.
Currently in the travel domain, most of the travel products are sold through global distribution aystems (GDSs). Since only major airline companies or hotel chains can afford to...
Using SAML and XACML for Web Service Security&Privacy
Using SAML and XACML for Web Service Security&Privacy
Tuncay Namli, Asuman Dogac. © 2008. 24 pages.
Web service technology changes the way of conducting business by opening their services to the whole business world over the networks. This property of Web services makes the...
Archetype-Based Semantic Interoperability of Web Service Messages in the Health Care Domain
Archetype-Based Semantic Interoperability of Web Service Messages in the Health Care Domain
Veli Bicer, Ozgur Kilic, Asuman Dogac, Gokce B. Laleci. © 2007. 24 pages.
In this chapter, we describe an infrastructure enabling archetype-based semantic interoperability of Web service messages exchanged in the health care domain. We annotate the Web...
Archetype-Based Semantic Interoperability of Web Service Messages in the Health Care Domain
Archetype-Based Semantic Interoperability of Web Service Messages in the Health Care Domain
Veli Bicer, Ozgur Kilic, Asuman Dogac, Gokce B. Laleci. © 2005. 23 pages.
In this article, we describe an infrastructure enabling archetype-based semantic interoperability of Web Service messages exchanged in the health care domain. We annotate the Web...
Issues in Mobile Electronic Commerce
Issues in Mobile Electronic Commerce
Asuman Dogac, Arif Tumer. © 2002. 7 pages.
In this article we address delivering highly personalized context sensitive (i.e., time and location dependent) information to mobile clients. We believe providing highly...
Current Trends in Data Management Technology
Current Trends in Data Management Technology
Asuman Dogac, Tamer M. Özsu, Ozgur Ulusoy. © 1999. 275 pages.
It is broadly agreed that the developments in the data management field have been dramatic during the last several years. This explosive growth is a result of the widespread...
INDUSTRY AND PRACTICE: Electronic Commerce
INDUSTRY AND PRACTICE: Electronic Commerce
Asuman Dogac. © 1998. 5 pages.
Electronic commerce is a generic term that encompasses numerous information technologies and services used to improve business practices ranging from customer service to...
A Cost Model for Path Expressions in Object-Oriented Queries
A Cost Model for Path Expressions in Object-Oriented Queries
Cetin Ozkan, Asuman Dogac, Mehmet Altinel. © 1996. 9 pages.
Query processing remains one of the important challenges of Object-Oriented Database Management Systems. Cost based query optimization involves creating alternative executing...