A Multi-tenant Architecture for Business Process Executions

Pathirage, Milinda; Perera, Srinath; Kumara, Indika; Weerawarana, Sanjiva

doi:10.1109/icws.2011.99

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“…They also found out, that SaaS applications with lower levels of specificity, strategic significance, and adoption uncertainty (e.g., office and collaboration applications) are to a higher degree adopted in a SaaS-based setting than applications with higher levels of specificity, strategic significance, and adoption uncertainty (e.g., ERP systems) (Benlian et al, 2009). As a consequence, SaaS often only works for some classes of applications (Pathirage et al, 2011).…”

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Exploring the economic value of a cloud computing solution and its contribution to green IT

Nedbal

Stieninger

2014

IJBPIM

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Abstract:Cloud computing has become a commonly accepted outsourcing business model in the last couple of years. Additionally, organisations are also becoming more aware of the necessity to adopt 'green' technologies. This article highlights synergistic effects between cloud computing solutions and green IT. After a general introduction, a case study in the field of e-invoicing serves as testimonial for a discussion on aspects concerning the economic value and on potentials regarding energy efficiency. Results from this case indicate that both costs and carbon dioxide emissions can be reduced by more than a half by using an integrated cloud computing solution with still potential remaining when integrating business processes and services on the cross-organisational level.

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Exploring the economic value of a cloud computing solution and its contribution to green IT

Nedbal

Stieninger

2014

IJBPIM

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“…Cloud is a metaphor that refers to the shifting of web-based and non-web-based application to a shared data center [11]. Moreover, Cloud computing follows multi-tenancy architecture [12], it allows multiple instances to use the same infrastructure at the same time where they can customize it to their specific needs without affecting other users "tenants".…”

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Hardware/Software Verification Process through Cloud Computing

Esbel¹,

Christian²

2016

LNSE

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Abstract-For the past decade, we have seen an introduction of hardware/software automated systems in our community, which offer new and interesting advantages to the associated sides. However, it has become less adopted because it exposes the organizations or individuals to a variety of difficulties and limitations. Moreover, the traditional communication methods such as Bluetooth, Wi-Fi and GSM network, which are used to consolidate hardware with software limits the system functionality and scalability. This paper proposes a new approach for integrating hardware with software through cloud computing. Utilizing cloud computing as the network backbone produces better opportunities and best practices to organizations and individuals over traditional communication methods. The paper will demonstrate how a microcontroller can be connected to a handheld device through cloud as well as providing solutions for mapping related devices and securing their channels from other devices in the system.

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“…These benefits also apply to the tenants in the form of lower service fees, quicker access to new functionality, etc. [5][3] [6]. Our work supports multi-tenancy capable business processes.…”

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A distributed architecture for policy-customisable multi-tenant processes-as-a-service

Wang

Bandara

Pahl

2015

International Journal of Parallel, Emergent and Distributed Sys

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Service-based business processes are often developed and deployed by single organizations. In distributed, shared resource environments like the cloud on the other hand, consumers share resources owned by cloud providers. This requires multi-tenancy capability for service processes that provides customized behaviour for on shared process implementations to meet the varying needs of different process consumers as tenants of the process resource. In this paper, we define a distributed multi-tenant architecture for BPEL processes provided as a service. A single-version BPEL process is deployed by a provider and offered for all process consumers, combined with a customization and management functionality to create a unique experience for different consumers (process tenants). We provide two core components: a policy model for consumers to express customization/business requirements of service processes and a coordination framework for policy enforcement between consumers and providers to achieve on-the-fly customization of service processes.

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A Multi-tenant Architecture for Business Process Executions

Cited by 61 publications

References 8 publications

Exploring the economic value of a cloud computing solution and its contribution to green IT

Exploring the economic value of a cloud computing solution and its contribution to green IT

Hardware/Software Verification Process through Cloud Computing

A distributed architecture for policy-customisable multi-tenant processes-as-a-service

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