
Towards a Service-Based Internet. ServiceWave 2010 Workshops
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- Title Page
- Preface
- OCS 2010 Workshop Organizers' Message
- OCS 2010 Workshop Organization
- EMSOA 2010 Workshop Organizers' Message
- EMSOA 2010 Workshop Organization
- First International Workshop on Service Modelling and Representation Techniques (SMART 2010)
- SMART 2010 Workshop Organization
- From Event-Driven Business Process Management to Ubiquitous Complex Event Processing (EDBPM 2010)
- EDBPM 2010 Workshop Organization
- Table of Contents
- 1st Workshop on Optimizing Cloud Services (OCS 2010)
- Architecturing a Sky Computing Platform
- Introduction
- Cloud Challenges and Limitations
- Towards a Unified Cloud Programming Interface
- Towards a Platform for Deployment/Execution of Applications Using Resources of Multiple Cloud Providers
- Related Work
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- Optimising Development and Deployment of Enterprise Software Applications on PaaS: The CAST Project
- Introduction
- Platform Maturity Levels and the State of Practice
- Summary of Challenges in the Design of the CAST Platform
- Main Concepts and Terminology
- CAST Platform Outline
- Runtime Infrastructure
- Governance Infrastructure
- App/Solution Directory (Store)
- CAST Platform Packaging Model
- CAST Platform Deployment Model
- Type 1: Purely Declarative Apps
- Type 2: Client-Side Code Ap
- Type 3: Client-Side and Server-Side Code Apps
- Conclusions
- References
- The Bullwhip Effect and VM Sprawl in the Cloud Supply Chain
- Motivation
- Bullwhip in Traditional Supply Chains
- Explanation of Bullwhip
- Identified Problem Areas
- Bullwhip in Cloud Supply Chains - The Transfer
- Transfer of Problem Areas, Indicators and Mitigation Techniques
- Explanation of Bullwhip Effect Indicators for the Identified Problem Areas
- A Systems Approach to Tackling Bullwhip Effect in Practice
- VM Sprawl as a Sub-Effect of Bullwhip
- Initialisation of VM Sprawl Monitoring and Assessment with Organisational and Technical Factors
- Architecture for Monitoring and Assessment of VM Sprawl Risk
- Bullwhip Effect Indicator Prototype
- Transfer of Indicators to Prototype
- Bullwhip Effect Equaliser Indicator
- Summary and Outlook
- References
- Using Service Level Agreements for Optimising Cloud Infrastructure Services
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Service Level Management
- Service Level Agreements
- Term Languages
- Hardware Parameters
- Eco-Efficiency Parameters
- Expressing the Risk Level
- Conclusions and Future Work
- References
- International Workshop on Emergency Management Through Service-Oriented Architectures (EMSOA 2010)
- Process-Aware Information Systems for Emergency Management
- Introduction
- User Requirements
- Survey of the Current-Day PAIS' Approaches for Emergency Management
- The WORKPAD Approach
- Conclusion
- References
- Semantic Services for Information and Management Support in Mass Casualty Incident Scenarios
- Introduction
- From Checklists to Intelligent Checklists
- An Architecture for Intelligent Checklist Support
- Representation of the Situation
- Grounding Checklist Execution
- Realizing Abstract Checklist Entries
- Related Work and Open Problems
- Conclusion
- References
- Information Conceptualization for Emergency Management
- Introduction
- Emergency Management Information Systems
- Emergency Planning
- Emergency Response
- Emergency Recovery
- Ontologies for Emergency Management
- Information Source
- Developed Sample
- Conclusions and Further Work
- References
- Simulator for PROSIMOS (PRiority communications for critical SItuations on MObile networkS) Service
- Introduction
- User Requirements and Scenarios
- CAPEX and OPEX Costs
- Radio Access Technologies
- Business Models
- Conclusions and Current Progress of Work
- Reference
- Active Knowledge Modeling Supporting Emergency Mitigation
- Introduction
- Overall Approach to Emergency Management
- Introduction of AKM
- Case Study
- Conclusions
- References
- A JXTA-Based Peer Architecture for Enhanced Service Discovery in SOA-Based P2P Applications
- Introduction
- Model-Driven QoS Management Framework
- JXTA Basic Concepts
- JXTA-Based Peer Architecture
- Keyword-Based Service Discovery
- QSHARE Example Application
- Conclusions
- References
- 1st International Workshop on Service Modelling and Representation Techniques (SMART 2010)
- A Service Portfolio Model for Value Creation in Networked Enterprise Systems
- Introduction
- Related Work
- A Value Co-creation Model for Knowledge Services
- Managing Value Co-creation
- The Framework in Action
- Conclusions and Further Work
- References
- On the Use of Feature Models for Service Design: The Case of Value Representation
- Introduction
- Feature Modeling
- Feature-Based Service Design
- Mapping Feature Concepts to Service Aspects
- Feature-Based Value Representation
- Feature-Based Methods in the Service Lifecycle
- Example of a Service Feature Model
- Related Work
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- Towards a Hybrid Simulation Modelling Framework for Service Networks
- Motivation
- Business Process Simulation
- Hybrid Simulation
- Towards a Hybrid Simulation Approach for Service Networks
- Exploratory Case Study
- Conclusion
- References
- Empowering Citizens in Public Service Design and Delivery: A Reference Model and Methodology
- Introduction
- Empowering Citizens Role in Designing and Delivering Public Service Offerings
- A Reference Model for Public Service Design and Delivery
- Discussions and Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- A Description Framework for Digital Public Services
- Introduction
- Relevant Work
- The Service Description Framework Fundamentals
- The Detailed Service and Resources Metadata
- Services
- Documents
- Controlled Lists
- Conclusions
- References
- The Business Service Representation Language: A Preliminary Report
- Introduction
- The BSRL Meta-model
- The Service Value Model
- Related Work
- Conclusion
- References
- From Event-Driven Business Process Management to Ubiquitous Complex Event Processing (EDBPM 2010)
- Analysis of Complex Events in Memory Evolutive Systems
- Introduction
- Structure of the System
- Configuration of the System around a Given Time
- Change of State
- Self-organization
- Dynamic of the System and Associated Events
- Dynamic of a Particular Coregulator
- Main Events at the Root of Fractures
- Complex Event Processing in Memory Evolutive Systems Satisfying the Multiplicity Principle
- The Multiplicity Principle, Key to Higher Complexity
- Main Consequences of the MP
- Role of the MP in the Generation of Complex Events
- Cascade of Complex Events
- References
- Business Process Modelling Notation from the Methodical Perspective
- Introduction - Business Process Management and Standards
- Modelling Business Processes
- Evaluation of the BPMN towards the Methodology Requirements
- Summary and Conclusions
- References
- A Transformation from SBVR Business Rules into Event Coordinated Rules by Means of SBVR Patterns
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Business Rules Types
- Syntax and Semantics of Business Rules
- Patterns for Transforming Business Rules into Event Rules
- Overview of Some Templates
- Example
- Conclusion
- References
- About Adopting Event Processing in Manufacturing
- Introduction
- Related Work
- Framework for Enabling Enterprise Integration, and Enhancing Online Monitoring and Control of Enterprise Processes
- Framework Overview
- Event Processing in Manufacturing
- An Industrial Case Study
- Conclusion and Future Work
- References
- A New Biology: A Modern Perspective on the Challenge of Closing the Gap between the Islands of Knowledge
- Introduction: The Quest
- The Miss(ion)
- The Approach
- The Protomodel
- The Challenges
- The Outlook: On Interactions and Events
- References
- Events, Neural Systems and Time Series
- Introduction: Events in Different Contexts
- Contexts 1: Events and Robotics
- Contexts 2: Time Series
- Automating Complex Event Handling Systems
- Conclusions
- References
- A Text Copy Detection System Based on Complex Event Processing Architecture
- Introduction
- Architecture of the Text Copy Detection
- Discussion
- Conclusion and Future Works
- References
- Author Index
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