Dynamic Cluster-based Service Bundling: A Value-oriented Framework

This paper is situated in the Ambient AssistedLiving (AAL) services domain and offers a twofold contribution to the state of the art. We contribute to the health informatics domain by applying a service value network (SVN) approach to automatically match medical practice recommendations based on patient sensor data in a home care monitoring context to health services provided by a network of service providers. We contribute to the area of SVN composition by replacing current assumptions that customers are actively involved in explicating their service requirements with a more tacit approach where requirements are derived from patterns in sensor readings (and corollary diagnosis) based on validated rules on the customer side as well as on the supplier side. We demonstrate our contributions with an SVN composition based on an initial set of 493 patient profiles in the context of Type 2 Diabetes management in Australia.

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“…In e3value, this is done via a method described in [16,17,18]. The method consists of four subtasks as depicted in Fig.…”

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Health Service Discovery and Composition in Ambient Assisted Living: the Australian Type 2 Diabetes Case Study

Meersman

Hadzic

Hughes

et al. 2013

2013 46th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences

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“…com, ServiceAlley.com, and Redbeacon.com), in order to automatically create models on-thefly. These techniques have been successfully applied to other domains and we have ourselves carried out experiments on harvesting service descriptions from an online catalog containing e-learning services (Razo-Zapata, Gordijn, De Leenheer, & Akkermans, 2011).…”

Section: Populating Service Modelsmentioning

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Foundations of Open Semantic Service Networks

Cardoso

Pedrinaci

Leidig³

et al. 2013

International Journal of Service Science, Management, Engineering, and Technology

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This article provides the foundations for the new field of research coined Service Networks research.Understanding what factors explain the structure and dynamics of global service networks may lead to a more efficient and balanced society and economy. The concept of service network is formally represented as a business structure made up of services systems which are nodes connected by one or more specific types of relationships. They can be used to represent the global economy, i.e. a complex network composed of national economies, which are themselves networks of markets, and markets are also networks of providers, brokers, intermediaries, and consumers. The authors' key challenge consists in developing a novel perspective on socio-economic dynamics by connecting service models representing service systems (e.g. consulting, governmental, and educational services). Theories to be developed will enable to understand, describe, explain, analyze, predict, and control the evolution of global service networks..

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“…This section summarizes the current state of the art of e 3 service . For a more detailled discussion, the reader is referred to [23,22,24] and [14]. Although the indentified research challenges exist outside the context of e 3 service , we take the state of the art of e 3 service as our point of departure.…”

Section: E Service : State Of the Artmentioning

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“…Key notions in the supplier ontology are need [16,2,22,14] and consequence [12,14,22]. According to [12,14,22], a consequence is the result from consuming valuable service outcomes. A need may be specified by various consequences [14,22].…”

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Challenges in Service Value Network Composition

Gordijn

Razo-Zapata

Leenheer

et al. 2012

Lecture Notes in Business Information Processing

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Part 3: Business ModelingInternational audienceCommercial services become increasingly important. Complex bundles of these services can be offered by multiple suppliers in a service value network. The e3service ontology proposes a framework for semi-automatically composing such a network. This paper addresses research challenges in service value network composition. As a demonstration of the state of the art, the e3service ontology is used. The challenges are explained using an example of an Internet service provide

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Dynamic Cluster-based Service Bundling: A Value-oriented Framework

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Health Service Discovery and Composition in Ambient Assisted Living: the Australian Type 2 Diabetes Case Study

Health Service Discovery and Composition in Ambient Assisted Living: the Australian Type 2 Diabetes Case Study

Foundations of Open Semantic Service Networks

Challenges in Service Value Network Composition

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