2003
DOI: 10.1002/bltj.10035
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Service mediation standards

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“…They tried to provide the network based services to have the form of easily created and deployed, executed and managed features in accordance with the network service user and provider's requirements. That intention is revealed from Parlay/OSA on the intelligence network environment to the Web services over the Web 2.0 environment and the Service Delivery Platform with the Service Oriented Architecture concept [6][7][8]. Figure 1 shows the concept of the Parlay/OSA based network resource utilization and the Parlay X based connectivity with 3 rd parties.…”
Section: Development Of Network Open Service Interfaces and Web Technmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…They tried to provide the network based services to have the form of easily created and deployed, executed and managed features in accordance with the network service user and provider's requirements. That intention is revealed from Parlay/OSA on the intelligence network environment to the Web services over the Web 2.0 environment and the Service Delivery Platform with the Service Oriented Architecture concept [6][7][8]. Figure 1 shows the concept of the Parlay/OSA based network resource utilization and the Parlay X based connectivity with 3 rd parties.…”
Section: Development Of Network Open Service Interfaces and Web Technmentioning
confidence: 99%