Titlebook: Economics of Grids, Clouds, Systems, and Services; 15th International C Massimo Coppola,Emanuele Carlini,José ángel Ba?are Conference proce

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-01559-6are services open their functions and data to the ecosystem. Moreover, our analysis results show that there no service groups that are built around education services. Our findings suggest that the education sector is immature within the software service ecosystem and that a software service sector has not been formed yet.

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Snooping Around a Fence: A Lesson from the Education Sector in a Software Service Ecosystemare services open their functions and data to the ecosystem. Moreover, our analysis results show that there no service groups that are built around education services. Our findings suggest that the education sector is immature within the software service ecosystem and that a software service sector has not been formed yet.

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Conference proceedings 2019 held in Pisa, Italy, in September 2018.?.The 21 full papers and 9 short papers presented? together with 1 invited talk were carefully?reviewed and selected from 40 submissions..This GECON 2018 proceedings was structured in three special sessions on selected topics, namely:?IT service ecosystems ena

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0302-9743 ystems enabled through emerging digital technologies; machine learning, cognitive systems and data?science for system management; and blockchain technologies and economics..978-3-030-13341-2978-3-030-13342-9Series ISSN 0302-9743 Series E-ISSN 1611-3349

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Open Science as-a-Service for Research Communities and Content Providerstive is offering two novel services for research communities and content providers (e.g., institutional repositories, data repositories). The final goal is to support the cultural and technological shift towards the Open Science paradigm, from which all the different stakeholders in the research dom

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Why Are Repeated Auctions in RaaS Clouds Risky?nd. For resources of high regaining costs or that their full utilization takes time (e.g., RAM), even a single round without the resource may significantly hinder the performance. In this work we demonstrate on a simple representative example how the first attack reduces the victim’s profit sevenfol