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The health service ecosystem is a sub domain of the service ecosystem, which is an ecological view of the health service domain. Due to the importance and the speciality of health services, service consumers have rigorous requirements regarding the efficiency of health service search engines. However, as most health service consumers do not have enough domain knowledge, their service queries are sometimes...
Digital Ecosystem is defined as ldquoan open, loosely coupled, domain clustered, demand-driven, self-organizing and agent-based environment, in which each species is proactive and responsive for its own benefit and profitrdquo [1]. Species in the Digital Ecosystem can play dual roles, which are service requester (client) service provider (server). A service provider enters the Digital Ecosystem by...
In this paper, we propose a knowledge sharing platform based on the technology of ontology and agent, in order to solve the issues in the knowledge sharing activities within organizations. Based on the analysis of literature, the issues within current organizational knowledge sharing activities and knowledge sharing technologies are explored. By means of the literature analysis, we present a new definition...
Web service selection is an essential element in service-oriented computing. How to wisely select appropriate Web services for the benefits of service consumers is a key issue in service discovery. In this paper, we approach QoS-based service selection using a decision making model - the analytic hierarchy process (AHP). In our solution, both subjective and objective criteria are supported by the...
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