Quantum service-oriented computing: current landscape and challenges

Service Oriented Computing: Opportunities and Challenges

• Allow autonomous partners to advertise their terms and capabilities, and engage in peer-to-peer interactions with any other partners • Web services: self-described and autonomous software entities, can be published, discovered, and invoked over the Internet (using XML-based standard languages and protocols) • Resource virtualization, infrastructure simplification and consolidation • On demand...

Service Oriented Computing: Service Foundations

The foundations of Service-Oriented Computing are concerned with the precise definition of a service. This is not only about providing a verbal explanation of what a service is, what can be and what cannot be considered a service, but rather it is about identifying the appropriate service model. Defining what service properties, requirements, and behaviors are relevant and possible for any gene...

Service-Oriented Architecture and Computing

Service-Oriented Computing (SOC) is a new computing paradigm that utilizes services as the primitive computing unit to support development and composition of larger-granularity services in heterogeneous environments. The specification and execution of services in such environments is meant to support agility in application structures, flexibility for business processes and development of applic...

Service-Oriented Computing

Service Oriented Computing

Service-oriented Architectures (SOA) facilitate the dynamic and seamless integration of services offered by different service providers which in addition can be located in different trust domains. Especially for business integration scenarios, Federated Identity Management emerged as a possibility to propagate identity information as security assertions across company borders in order to secure...