Proceedings of the 6th International Workshop on Enhanced Web Service Technologies 2011
DOI: 10.1145/2031325.2031328
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Extensible and scalable usage accounting in service-oriented infrastructures based on a generic usage record format

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“…While the computing as a service (SaaS) is here to stay, it remains difficult to establish a verifiable basis for service providers and customers to reconcile resource accounting, leading to undesirable outcomes for both providers, who suffer to accurately justify their costs, and customers, who cannot verify the actual usage of the platform (Chen et al, 2013). Incorrect attribution of resource consumption reduces customer's cost-effectiveness and as customers have limited visibility to the infrastructure, systematic approach for verifiable resource accounting is necessary (Sekar and Maniatis, 2011), (Götze et al, 2011). Accounting in cloud is similar to outsourcing, in terms of purchase one of the major business process in the company.…”
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“…While the computing as a service (SaaS) is here to stay, it remains difficult to establish a verifiable basis for service providers and customers to reconcile resource accounting, leading to undesirable outcomes for both providers, who suffer to accurately justify their costs, and customers, who cannot verify the actual usage of the platform (Chen et al, 2013). Incorrect attribution of resource consumption reduces customer's cost-effectiveness and as customers have limited visibility to the infrastructure, systematic approach for verifiable resource accounting is necessary (Sekar and Maniatis, 2011), (Götze et al, 2011). Accounting in cloud is similar to outsourcing, in terms of purchase one of the major business process in the company.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…A grande vantagem de um sistema desta natureza será a possibilidade de aceder e navegar sobre dados em qualquer ponto do globo, em qualquer dispositivo móvel, e em qualquer altura, pois esta estará alojada na nuvem, para além de possibilitar o envio da informação para os diferentes organismos governamentais de forma automática [Joachim et al, 2011;Diarmuid & Donal, 2015].…”
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