A QoS middleware for network adaptive applications

Nikolaou, Nikos; Tsetsekas, Charilaos A.; Venieris, Iakovos S.

doi:10.1109/mmcs.1999.778382

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“…Little research has addressed the development of end-to-end quality of service (QoS) management mechanisms for applications [8]. As one example, applications need to be capable of specifying and requesting network resources [9]. Since the overall quality of network connections has a significant impact on the performance of networked applications [10], and applications must run on different heterogeneous platforms, solutions have also been advanced that provide soft performance guarantees commensurate with platform capacity, and adapt efficiently to upgrades in platform resources over the system's lifetime [11].…”

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Quality of service process variables in complex B2B systems integration assessment

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Schacher

2004

Proceedings. IEEE International Conference on E-Commerce Technology, 2004. CEC 2004.

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This paper presents QoS variables in the organization of complex business processes in large-scale systems integration. A specific focus is on QoS assessment structures that address variables to include: (a) network infrastructure evolution; (b) open and proprietary mid-level applications; and (c) decision-support processes assessing technologies and capabilities. The research is based on a QoS analysis system for complex military B2B and systems integration projects.

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