Titlebook: Enterprise Information Systems; 11th International C Joaquim Filipe,José Cordeiro Conference proceedings 2009 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidel

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MIDAS: A Middleware for Information Systems with QoS Concernsnal database. As the load on the database increases, the longer issued transactions will take to execute, mainly because the presence of a high number of locks required to provide isolation and concurrency. In this paper we present MIDAS, a middleware designed to manage the behaviour of database ser

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Instance-Based OWL Schema Matchingent vocabularies are used to refer to the same real-world concepts. In this context, a convenient approach, sometimes called extensional, instance-based or semantic, is to detect how the same real world objects are represented in different databases and to use the information thus obtained to match

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Vectorizing Instance-Based Integration Processesificant waiting times for external systems. Due to the increasing use of integration processes within IT infrastructures, the throughput optimization has high influence on the overall performance of such an infrastructure. In the area of computational engineering, low resource utilization is address

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Invisible Deployment of Integration Processesain in importance. This is particularly true for those processes used as abstractions of workflow-based integration tasks; these are widely applied in practice. In such scenarios, a typical IT infrastructure comprises multiple integration systems with overlapping functionalities. The major problems

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Customizing Enterprise Software as a Service Applications: Back-End Extension in a Multi-tenancy Envm-sized Enterprises, platform providers need to lower their operational costs and establish an ecosystem of partners, customizing their generic solution, to push their products into spot markets. This paper categorizes customization options, identifies cornerstones of a customizable, multi-tenancy a

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