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Despite the evident benefits of semantic Web services, their widespread adoption by the industry is hindered by practicality issues. We see great promise in using proven Web 2.0 techniques to enable semantic Web services technologies to rise to their potential. We propose the social service network (SSN) - a framework integrating Web 2.0 social aspects to automatically enrich Web services with semantic...
One of the challenges in SOA is to provide an efficient and effective way to select compatible Web service(s) and compose them into a functional service process that satisfies a user's needs. Moreover, the Web services(s) selected may be integrated with structures such as branches and merges to fulfill a task. This paper describes our system architecture and strategies on Web services composition...
Approaches to Web service composition are dependent upon some form of repository to hold service descriptions. Most service composition software relies upon highly-optimized and proprietary formats for representing service descriptions and storing them into a repository. Unlike these approaches, this paper reports on the development and evolution of a standards-based service description repository...
The capabilities of organizations can be openly exposed, easily searched and discovered, and made readily-accessible to humans and particularly to machines, using service-oriented computing approaches. Artificial intelligence and software engineering researchers alike are tantalized by the promise of ubiquitously discovering and incorporating services into their own business processes (i.e. composition...
The collaboration landscape evolves rapidly by allowing people to participate in ad-hoc and process-centric collaborations. Thus, it is important to support humans in managing highly dynamic and complex interactions. The problem currently with managing interactions is that humans are unable to specify different interaction interfaces for various collaborations, nor able to indicate their availability...
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