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Identifying the core elements of service orientation from both economic and IT perspective specifically for cloud-based services. This project defines the fundamentals of service orientation specific for cloud environments. More precisely this project answers the following questions: | Identifying the core elements of service orientation from both economic and IT perspective specifically for cloud-based services. This project defines the fundamentals of service orientation specific for cloud environments. More precisely this project answers the following questions: | ||
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About Cloud-based service design: getting to the core
- Contact person: has supervisor::Maryam Razavian
- Contact person: has supervisor::Hector Fernandez
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Description
Identifying the core elements of service orientation from both economic and IT perspective specifically for cloud-based services. This project defines the fundamentals of service orientation specific for cloud environments. More precisely this project answers the following questions:
- What are typical actor types?
- What are typical services?
- What are typical contracts?
- What are typical reciprocal value exchanges?
Approach: Interview Survey with both business and technical stakeholders and a case study for evaluating the utility and relevance of the Core Elements
