Service Composition Sample Clauses

Service Composition. The rendering of the Services by each operation site has the following requirements: - Automatic Call Distributor (DAC), connected or not the ARU as stipulated in Annex V - Infrastructure and Facilities; - Telephone Terminals with headset as stipulated in Annex V - Infrastructure and Facilities; - Desktop computer with the configuration appropriate for providing the front end facilities required for the attendance as stipulated in Annex V - Infrastructure and Facilities; - Appropriate furniture and fittings in compliance with Brazilian Law; - Preventive and corrective desktop information technology maintenance as well as for the telecommunications structure; - Human resources trained for the Services in question; - Operation, supervision and management; - Training the Attendance Teams for the call center functions; - Processes and tools guaranteeing the dissemination of the information related to the operations of the Attendance Teams, in the performance of their functions; - Processes and tools that ensure quality monitoring; - Physical or Logical Attendance Line-Up Reports. - Contingencies as described in the Agreement with regard to the Contingency Plan; - Procedures and tools for taping calls as requested by ORBITALL for each Attendance Route. The Assisted Attendance Service will be rendered by the PARTNER in compliance with the following indicators for each Physical or Logical Attendance Line-Up, whose targets are given in the Quality Book.
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Service Composition. A great advantage of SOC is its support for service composition. Existing services can be dynamically composed in the form of business processes to offer new functions. Such a business process is known as a composite service while its constituent services are called component services. Business process execution language for Web Service (BPEL4WS, i.e. BPEL) [3, 53] is the de facto standard to specify the fashion in which Web services interact in a business process. Semantics [50, 55, 86] and artificial intelligence (AI) techniques [43, 85] are also popular in the area of service composition. Research on service composition has been carried out for several years. A brief survey can be found in [72]. BPEL4WS, Semantics and AI are the three most popular approaches to service composition. Service composition based on BPEL4WS can be achieved in a centralised [6, 19, 53] or decentralised way [35, 78]. [53] examines the compositional aspects of BPEL4WS and explains what role it plays in service composition. In [6], the authors propose a non-intrusive platform, named ORQOS, on which the Web service composition is executed at both pre-deployment time and runtime, using a policy-based language, namely QoSL4BP, designed to express QoS behavioural logic specification. In [19], an approach is presented that uses XPath, WS-Policy and WS-Policy Attachment to enable non-intrusive specification of QoS requirements in BPEL4WS processes on both the messaging and process levels. To demonstrate the mechanisms, a prototype on top of the Colombo BPEL4WS engine is implemented and presented. In [35], the authors investigate some build time issues and runtime issues related to decentralised Web service composition. Build time issues include code partitioning and error handling while runtime issues include application server, messaging, potential deadlocks, error propagation and error recovery. In [78], a program dependence graph (PDG) based technique is proposed to partition a BPEL4WS business process into an equivalent set of decentralised business processes. Its goal is to maximise the throughput of the network of servers which execute the business processes. Semantics and AI techniques are the other two popular approaches for service composition. Semantic Annotations for WSDL and XML Schema (SAWSDL), a recently announced World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) standard, provides a strong tool to automate semantics-based service composition [32, 56]. To name a few latest works in Semanti...
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Service Composition. Motivated by the same concern, i.e. WoT platforms focus mainly on aspects related to basic device interoperation and spontaneous networking without prodiving for dynamic coordination and the realisation of more complex and intelligent functionalities that can be built at a higher application level, a SOA-based architecture adopting an artificial intelligence domain-independent planning approach to automatic service composition, and using OSGi as a platform for exposing RESTful web services is shown in [10]. Nonetheless, we believe that using distributed hypermedia system like REST, distributed models and algorithms for service composition is more relevant than applying CSP-based AI planner, as it is more adapted to the distributed Web setup. 2xxxx://xxxxx.xxxxxxxx.xxx/blog/2012/09/27/the-object-resource-impedance-mismatch/ 3xxxx://xxxxxxxxxxx.xx/‌
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