Titlebook: Exploring Services Science; First International Jean-Henry Morin,Jolita Ralyté,Mehdi Snene Conference proceedings 2010 Springer-Verlag Ber

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‘Distinctions’ in Media Activity was proposed to integrate people, management and technologies, the self-service innovation, such as electronic government (e-Government) services, have shown its unique implication in this field. To explore the determinants of continuance intention towards self-service innovation, this study utiliz

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On the Media Logic of the Statet information could be sent to citizens in order to elicit improved responses. There are examples of using mobile devices to reach users, e.g., in some countries, citizens have received text messages with relevant information about H1N1, such as a list of the main symptoms and a telephone number to

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Christoph Kochhan,Luca Milena Oelschlegelauthors propose to study the organizational design of this RTO through the lens of a conceptual model built on both literature and empirical-based relationships between new service development (NSD) and the management of resources and competencies mobilized by innovation capabilities. We highlight t

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-24786-9ice-oriented economy and the move from focusing on software/system development to addressing business-IT alignment. From an IT perspective, there is a proliferation of methods and languages for describing Web services. There has not been as much work in defining languages or ontologies for describin

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-84946-7 and its impact may vary across multiple service attributes. It is often therefore difficult to determine whether one service design is preferable to another. This paper presents a review method derived from those adopted by software architects to evaluate competing software architectures. It sugges

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: Media Pluralism amidst Unity in Diversity underline the importance of the services semantics and the role of ontological domain knowledge in creating intelligent services. We propose to put them into the core of the services information kernel, which capitalizes the knowledge indispensable for defining and creating services. To do this, we

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mers needs and expectations. Therefore, since the services are provided by means of service systems, the attention has to be paid to the service systems and their description. The Service Science theory is being developed and improved every day, hence it will take some time to build it stabile and s