Title
Towards self-configuration and management of e-service provisioning in dynamic value constellations
Abstract
Networked value constellations are collections of enterprises that jointly satify complex consumer needs. Increasingly, such needs are satisfied by e-services, i.e. commercial services that can be ordered and provisioned via the Internet. Current research in dynamic web-service composition has yielded run-time platforms to dynamically compose complex web services, but there is still a considerable gap between web services and commercial e-services. To compose e-services, an estimation of commercial profitability must be made, which is absent from web service composition. In this paper, we extend our earlier approach to e-service composition with a dynamic part, that ensures that a commercial e-service can be dynamically composed from other commercial e-services, and can be mapped on a web service composition process composition of lower-level web services. We propose a skeleton-oriented approach, that first composes a network of enterprises, jointly satisfying need, based on commercial considerations. Second, given a set of such candidate value constellations, the business processes providing the services can be dynamically configured. We illustrate this skeleton-driven composition of networked value constellations by using a case study of clearing and repartitioning of Intellectual Property Rights (IPR).
Year
DOI
Venue
2008
10.1145/1363686.1363823
SAC
Keywords
DocType
Citations 
dynamic value constellation,web service composition process,web service composition,dynamic web-service composition,towards self-configuration,skeleton-driven composition,commercial service,commercial e-service,commercial consideration,commercial e-services,commercial profitability,networked value constellation,conceptual model,web service
Conference
1
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.36
13
4
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Jaap Gordijn11187116.92
Hans Weigand2655100.35
Manfred Reichert34722373.03
Roel Wieringa41698229.81