Enabling Autonomous Self-Optimisation in Service-Oriented Systems

Krallmann, Hermann; Schröpfer, Christian; Stantchev, Vladimir; Offermann, Philipp

doi:10.1007/978-1-4020-8889-6_14

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“…This model, together with the specific assessment tools to determine the appropriate maturity model for an organization, will optimize information governance costs. Furthermore, costs can be attributed properly to specific services with respect to their configuration 23 and thus provide more transparent cost information in the marketplace for cloud services. 24 Take the CS Library wherever you go!…”

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Retrospectives and Reflections: 20 Years of IT Professional

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“…Thus, when considering governance for CC solutions it is only prudent to think about extending these SOA-related governing approaches. This can start with techniques to address performance (Stantchev & Malek, 2006), composability (Werner, Richling, Milanovic, & Stantchev, 2003) or quality of service (Stantchev & Schröpfer, 2009), move through approaches for self-optimisation of systems (Krallmann, Schröpfer, Stantchev, & Offermann, 2008), particularly by applying replication (Stantchev & Malek, 2008), and also use methodologies for mapping of business requirements to systems (Stantchev, Franke, & Discher, 2009). Thus, several important governance objectives -quality of service, self-optimization, and alignment of business and IT (Petruch et al, 2011) can all be addressed in a CC environment.…”

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Addressing Sustainability in IT-Governance Frameworks

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Stantchev

2014

International Journal of Human Capital and Information Technology Professionals

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In this paper, the authors analyze approaches for addressing sustainability in established IT-Governance frameworks. Such frameworks are considered to be a powerful tool for ensuring compliance and proper IT operation in modern organizations. The authors assume that – in the context of the seismic changes in IT provisioning and usage that current trends such as Cloud Computing and Hybrid Computing are causing – there are potentials in them to improve sustainability of organizations' operations at both IT and business level too. The analysis is conducted in a holistic way, taking into account organizational and process aspects, sustainability of resource usage, IT-related aspects, as well as incorporating the view of the overall IT-Governance. The presented case study within a mid-sized German enterprise provides a corroboration of the proposed approach by measures for both its feasibility and effectiveness.

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“…Systems theory has a great importance for the economy and businesses. Today, systems theory, together with systems analysis (Krallmann, Schröpfer, Stantchev, & Offermann, 2008) allows the dynamics of the business organization systems to enter a holistic consideration to align them with the criterion of flexibility. With this approach, organizations can react quickly on changed environmental conditions (Gillenkirch, 2012).…”

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Radant¹

2014

International Journal of Human Capital and Information Technology Professionals

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The skill shortage is becoming an ever-increasing challenge for Information Technology (IT) departments. To allocate the resources in the best possible way is even more important. The challenge is to improve the company not only on the side of the organizational and process level, but to develop new strategies and approaches in human resource management. Only a symbiosis of these disciplines will enable relevant and indispensable employees to promote loyalty to the company. A frequent change of the work place, for a well-trained professional, is so long associated with normality until they find the best environment for their needs and expectations. These expectations are no longer just on a financial level. This work will analyse the previous work on these topics and demonstrate first conclusions regarding a way forward.

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Enabling Autonomous Self-Optimisation in Service-Oriented Systems

Cited by 14 publications

References 12 publications

Retrospectives and Reflections: 20 Years of IT Professional

Retrospectives and Reflections: 20 Years of IT Professional

Addressing Sustainability in IT-Governance Frameworks

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