Abstract
Partner information systems (IS) must interact to efficiently support collaboration in an enterprise network. One way to reach this goal is to promote IS interoperability. Assuming a service oriented approach of the software architecture of each individual IS, the use of a mediation IS is described to bind the services of individual IS systems. The knowledge captured in collaborative process models expressed in Business Process Modelling Notation (BPMN) is considered as a basis of collaboration requirements. Therefore, it will be the prime material used in order to build an UML model of the mediation system. Transformation language mechanisms that support the resolution phase of this particular problem are explained.
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