A New Approach Towards Integrated Cloud Computing Architecture

Khanghahi, Niloofar; Nasiri, Mahsa Razavi Davoudi Ramin

doi:10.17781/p001080

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“…Cloud computing is a model that enables access of a convenient, on-demand network to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage facilities, applications, and services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with a minimal effort of management or interactions of the service provider [7].…”

Section: Cloud Computingmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Web Services as A Solution for Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning Interoperability

Alfaadhel¹

2020

IJCSIT

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Recently, organizations have shown more interest in cloud computing because of the many advantages they provide (cost savings, storage capacity, scalability, and speed of loading). Enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems are one of the most important systems that have been upgraded to cloud computing. In this thesis, we focus on cloud ERP interoperability, which is an important challenge in cloud ERP. Interoperability is the ability of different components to work in independent clouds with no or minimum user effort. More than 20% of the risk rate of cloud adoption is caused by interoperability. Thus, we propose web services as a solution for cloud ERP interoperability. The proposed solution increases interoperability between different cloud service providers and between cloud ERP systems with other applications in a company. .

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Section: Cloud Computingmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Cloud deployment models are:  Hybrid cloud: This type is a composition of two or more cloud deployment models (at least one private and at least one public), which are bonded together to enable data and application portability [7,11,12].…”

Section: Cloud Computingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Web Services as A Solution for Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning Interoperability

Alfaadhel¹

2020

IJCSIT

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“…Investigation of synergies between cloud computing and SOA (Service Oriented Architecture), and the role of EA in assisting organizations in the transition to cloud computing has been an active research area recently [3], [4], [5], [19]. Authors of [6] and [7] argue that mature EA and understanding of organizational and architectural requirements simplifies the transition to the cloud.…”

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Itil as a Framework for Management of Cloud Services

Karkošková¹

2014

IJRET

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Cloud computing is changing the way that organizations utilize IT resources with a corresponding impact on the role of enterprise architecture. Increasingly, IT infrastructure and application services are delivered as services over the internet making IT service management a key architectural concern. In this paper we describe our initial proposal for adapting the ITIL framework for the management of the lifecycle of cloud-based services. Taking the cloud consumer perspective, we have redefined ITIL processes for the various lifecycle phases to reflect the needs of cloud service consumers.

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“…The advancement in web technologies, such as cloud computing [2][3][4][5][6], Software as a Service (SaaS) [7][8], Service-oriented Architecture (SOA) and Web Services [9][10][11][12], as well as software development frameworks such as Vaadin and PhoneGap [13][14][15], have provided a unique opportunity to develop faster prototypes and robust mobile applications for various business segments. Therefore, more research is required in how to manage design and development projects in which various user groups and design teams could cocreate new mobile service concepts.…”

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The Stakeholders of a User-Centred Design Process in Mobile Service Development

Alamäki¹,

Dirin²

2015

IJDIWC

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The use of agile methods in mobile service development has gained much attention in software design research. In addition, involving the potential stakeholders of the mobile service in the design and development process has become vital in achieving the best service experience. Many application development methodologies, such as user-centred design (UCD), ensure that stakeholders have direct involvement in the design and development. This paper describes experiences of designing a mobile concept where various stakeholders, such as tourism companies, target application users, business experts and the application developers, were involved in the design and development process. The main focus of this paper is the roles and contributions of stakeholders in mobile services for outdoor activities such as kayaking, hiking and biking. These outdoor activities are associated with different functional and non-functional requirements that are essential considerations during the design and development process. Therefore, we utilized the UCD principle as an appropriate method of involving all stakeholders in the design process, and we show that hearing the stakeholders' voice is vital in the design of outdoor-based mobile service development.

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A New Approach Towards Integrated Cloud Computing Architecture

Cited by 5 publications

References 9 publications

Web Services as A Solution for Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning Interoperability

Web Services as A Solution for Cloud Enterprise Resource Planning Interoperability

Itil as a Framework for Management of Cloud Services

The Stakeholders of a User-Centred Design Process in Mobile Service Development

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