Towards a conceptual model for context-aware adaptive services

Sun, Jun-Zhao; Sauvola, J.

doi:10.1109/pdcat.2003.1236265

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“…Context information can be measured at different level of abstractions, for example low-level context information can be directly captured from the environment using sensors, input devices, and high level context information can be inferred from low level context information and other information sources e.g. browsing user profile [65][71] [72] [73]. System run-time events (i.e.…”

Section: Related Workmentioning

confidence: 99%

A monitoring approach for runtime service discovery

2010

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A monitoring approach for runtime service discovery

2010

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“…As described in the definition of context, an entity is a person, place, or object. [3] stated out, that these context entities can be structured along the following three domains: Agent Domain (Who are you? ), Computing Domain (What resources?…”

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Lightweight Composition of Ad-Hoc Enterprise-Class Applications with Context-Aware Enterprise Mashups

Gilles¹,

Hoyer

Janner

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Service-Oriented Computing. ICSOC/ServiceWave 2009 Workshops

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Abstract. The huge demand for ad-hoc and situational enterprise-class applications led to a new kind of Web-based applications, known as enterprise mashups. End users from the business units with no programming skills are empowered to combine and reuse existing company internal and external resources within minutes to new value added applications. In order to handle the growing number of mashable components, we propose a context-aware concept for enterprise mashups that supports users to find relevant components according to their current situation and to compose them automatically. The designed context model which is structured in the three domains agent, computing and environment is implemented in the SAP Research RoofTop Marketplace prototype to demonstrate its applicability and business benefits.

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“…to Sun and Sauvola [16], context is the implicit information about the environment, situation, and surroundings of two or more entities during their communication with each other. Major privacy effects come from absence of mechanisms to tell the user what context-gathering systems are present, what they intend to do with collected data [17], and the absence of explicit consent mechanisms [18].…”

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confidence: 99%