KPI-Based Service Composition Modeling and Optimization with Design Time User Interaction

Most of existing approaches consider composition optimization as a back-end process and rarely expect non-technical end-users to interact directly with the optimization process. Thus these approaches do not enable the end-user to leverage the effects of direct interaction of the process of compositi...

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Main Authors: Lecue, F., Mehandjiev, N., Vogel, J., Un, P., Neu, B.
Format: Conference Proceeding
Language:English
Subjects:
Adaptation models
Business
End-User development
KPI
Measurement
Optimization
Process control
Semantic Web
Web Service
Web services
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Summary:Most of existing approaches consider composition optimization as a back-end process and rarely expect non-technical end-users to interact directly with the optimization process. Thus these approaches do not enable the end-user to leverage the effects of direct interaction of the process of composition. Indeed, corrective actions can be taken only before and after the execution, not during composition construction. We focus on end-user support and optimized service selection during composition modeling. Of particular interest hereby is whether business users with limited IT skills can leverage our approach to optimize and consume web services and their composition.
DOI:10.1109/SCC.2012.97