Titlebook: Exploring Services Science; Second International Mehdi Snene,Jolita Ralyté,Jean-Henry Morin Conference proceedings 2011 Springer Berlin Hei

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Towards an Ontological Foundation of Service Dominant Logic,c as the foundational theory of service science, the resolution of inconsistencies and misunderstandings, the improved understanding of the concepts of S-D logic and the improved communication of experts from diverse areas in the multidisciplinary field of service science.

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Comparison of Research Based vs. Industry Developed PSS Models,ot successfully exploit the financial potential of an extended service business model. This paper discusses two research based PSS models and two PSS models developed through industrial application and feedback. Similarities and differences will be explored and discussed in order to gain a further understanding of PSS design approaches.

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Profile-Based Security Assurances for Service Software, security requirements of various consumers, and compatibility checking of the assurances provided by services. We use profile-based compatibility analysis techniques to form an essential building block towards assuring security of service software.

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Conference proceedings 2011apers accepted for IESS were selected from 47 submissions and cover the whole life cycle of service development (including service innovation, service design, service composition, and service sustainability) as well as the application of services in information technology, businesses, and public administration.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-08605-6degrees. Second, non-fonctional properties are incorporated into the Web service discovery mechanism to generate a partially ordered list of services that meet user functional and non-functional requirements.

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An Enhanced Framework for Semantic Web Service Discovery,degrees. Second, non-fonctional properties are incorporated into the Web service discovery mechanism to generate a partially ordered list of services that meet user functional and non-functional requirements.