The FRESCO framework: an overview

Piccinelli, Giacomo; Zirpins, Christian; Lamersdorf, Winfried

doi:10.1109/saintw.2003.1210139

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“…Examples for such service-based approaches are as follows: The eFlow platform (Casati et al 2000) provides the composition of services and their adaptation to changes such as the introduction of new services. The dynamic composition of services is addressed in the DySCO approach developed by Piccinelli et al (2003). The modeling, composition and execution of services are the aim of the FRISCO project introduced by Piccinelli et al in (Piccinelli et al 2003).…”

Section: Evaluation and Related Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The dynamic composition of services is addressed in the DySCO approach developed by Piccinelli et al (2003). The modeling, composition and execution of services are the aim of the FRISCO project introduced by Piccinelli et al in (Piccinelli et al 2003). The support of interorganizational business processes using web services is discussed by Schmidt (2005).…”

Section: Evaluation and Related Researchmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Sercomp: A component oriented method for flexible design and support of interorganizational service processes

Schmidt

2006

Softw Process Imprv Pract

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Service processes play an increasingly important part in modern economies. However, their design and support do not achieve the flexibility and efficiency available for ordinary business processes. Furthermore, their double identity of being process and product at the same time is not properly considered in present design methods. Therefore, a component-oriented method for the design and support of interorganizational service processes is presented: Sercomp. It is based on so-called perspectives to separate independently evolving parts of the service processes.

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Section: Evaluation and Related Researchmentioning

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Section: Evaluation and Related Researchmentioning

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Sercomp: A component oriented method for flexible design and support of interorganizational service processes

Schmidt

2006

Softw Process Imprv Pract

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“…An example of the issues involved in the realisation of business-level service is HiServs Business Port [11]. FRESCO (Foundational Research on Service Composition) [17] provides an example of second-generation framework for electronic service management. The focus of FRESCO is on the provision aspects of services.…”

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A Model-Driven Architecture for Electronic Service Management Systems

Piccinelli

Emmerich

Williams³

et al. 2003

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Abstract. Mainly on the wake of the Web Service initiative, electronic services are emerging as a reference model for business information technology systems. Individual applications retain core functions and technology base, but integration becomes crucial. A business service derives from the coordination of different business capabilities. The related electronic service derives from the integration of the different applications sustaining such capabilities. The effective realisation of an electronic service requires explicit modelling and active management of the relations between business capabilities and technical infrastructure. In this paper, we propose the notion of Electronic Service Management System (ESMS) as a framework for modelling and implementing electronic services. The notion of ESMS is substantiated by a workflow-oriented architecture, which we mainly derive from the experience of HP Service Composer and the DySCo (Dynamic Service Composer) research prototype. The architecture is defined in accordance with the OMGs Model-driven Architecture (MDA) principles.

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“…As the complexity and the number of interactions increases, there is a need to explicitly control and implement the service interactions. Executable processes enable individual services to be composed to support new, complex business interactions [1,2].…”

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Service-based processes

Henkel

Zdravković

Johannesson

2004

Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Service Oriented Computing

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Composition of software services is a fundamental part in supporting enterprise business processes. Designed properly, executable processes can be used to closely support business processes by the integration of existing software services. In order to support business processes the design of the executable process must closely follow the business events and activities, as perceived by business actors. However, the design must also consider technical issues such as limitations in existing technology and systems. In this paper we examine how technical system constraints influence the realization of business processes. Based on this examination we present a set of realization types that describes the transformation from a business process into its realization as an executable process. We also propose design criteria that need to be adhered to in order to cater to both business and technical needs.

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The FRESCO framework: an overview

Abstract: The dynamic composition of existing services into new services is at the core of service-oriented computing.

Cited by 11 publications

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Sercomp: A component oriented method for flexible design and support of interorganizational service processes

Sercomp: A component oriented method for flexible design and support of interorganizational service processes

A Model-Driven Architecture for Electronic Service Management Systems

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