Abdelkarim Erradi

TL;DR: Mapping out the challenges and strategies for the widespread adoption of service computing shows clear trends in adoption and a clear road map for the future direction is proposed.

TL;DR: The proposed framework is business-process centric and comprises a set of structured activities grouped in five phases that incorporates a range of techniques and guidelines for systematically identifying services, deciding service granularity and modeling services while integrating existing operational/legacy systems.

TL;DR: The proposed policy-based middleware, called Manageable and Adaptive Service Compositions (MASC), provides coordination of fault management between SOAP messaging and business process orchestration, greater diversity of monitoring and control constructs, specification of both technical and business aspects used for adaptation decisions, higher level of abstraction easier for use by non-technical people.

TL;DR: This work proposes set extensible recovery policies to declaratively specify how to handle and recover from typical faults in Web services composition to transparently enact the fault management policies and facilitate the monitoring, configuration and control of managed services.

TL;DR: The proposed solutions are complementary to the existing approaches and provide: synchronous and asynchronous monitoring both at the SOAP messaging layer and the process orchestration layer, greater diversity of monitoring and control constructs, as well as the externalization of Monitoring and adaptation actions from definitions of business processes.