Paper Info
Title
Modeling business capabilities and context dependent delivery by cloud services
Abstract
Contemporary business environments are changing rapidly, organizations are global, and cloud-based services have become a norm. Enterprises operating in these conditions need to have the capability to deliver their business in a variety of business contexts. Capability delivery thus has to be monitored and adjusted. Current Enterprise Modeling approaches do not address context-dependent capability design and do not explicitly support runtime adjustments. To address this challenge, a capability-driven approach is proposed to model business capabilities by using EM techniques, and to use model-based patterns to describe how software applications can adhere to changes in the execution context. A meta-model for capability design and delivery is presented with the consideration to delivering solutions as cloud services. The proposal is illustrated with an example case from an energy efficiency project. A supporting architecture for the capability development and the delivery in the cloud is also presented.
Year
DOI
Venue
2013
10.1007/978-3-642-38709-8_24
CA(i)SE
Keywords
Field
DocType
information systems
Artifact-centric business process model,Information system,Data mining,Services computing,Systems engineering,Efficient energy use,Computer science,Process modeling,Enterprise modelling,Software,Cloud computing
Conference
Citations 
PageRank 
References 
26
1.83
16
Authors
4
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Jelena Zdravkovic137846.98
Janis Stirna248353.71
Martin Henkel321326.89
Jānis Grabis4283.90