Service-Oriented Architecture: A Review of State-of-the-Art Literature From an Organizational Perspective

Bohloul, Seyed Mahdi

doi:10.1142/s2424862221300039

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“…A literature survey on service-oriented architecture used 65 papers published between 2005 and 2020. [2]. A systemic literature review of microservice architecture (MSA), (MSA is a more recent proposal to use fine-grained services architecture for distributed software systems) discovered in 3842 papers [3].…”

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Digital Genome and Self-Regulating Distributed Software Applications with Associative Memory and Event-Driven History

Mikkilineni,

Kelly,

Crawley

2024

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Biological systems have a unique ability inherited through their genome. It allows them to build, operate, and manage a society of cells with complex organizational structures where autonomous components execute specific tasks and collaborate in groups to fulfill systemic goals with shared knowledge. The system receives information from various senses, makes sense of what is being observed, and acts using its experience, while the observations are still in progress. We use the General Theory of Information (GTI) to implement a digital genome, specifying the operational processes that design, deploy, operate, and manage a cloud-agnostic distributed application that is independent of IaaS and PaaS infrastructure, which provides the resources required to execute the software components. The digital genome specifies the functional and non-functional requirements that define the goals and best-practice policies to evolve the system using associative memory and event-driven interaction history to maintain stability and safety while achieving the system’s objectives. We demonstrate a structural machine, cognizing oracles, and knowledge structures derived from GTI used for designing, deploying, operating, and managing a distributed video streaming application with autopoietic self-regulation that maintains structural stability and communication among distributed components with shared knowledge while maintaining expected behaviors dictated by functional requirements.

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Digital Genome and Self-Regulating Distributed Software Applications with Associative Memory and Event-Driven History

Mikkilineni,

Kelly,

Crawley

2024

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“…The researchers defined smart services by selecting five characteristics: up gradation of efficient economy and value creation [3]; relationship of digital and physical world; services and product's extension with digitalization; transformation in business models from product centered to buyer centered; product transformation as a part of service [4]. The idea of smart service system is proved to be very beneficial in the development and utilization of technologies including Artificial intelligence (AI) [5] and Internet of things (IoT) [6] as it represents the technology application and integration for value creation to people in different sectors of life [7].…”

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A Process Oriented Integration Model for Smart Health Services

Gondal¹,

Shahzad²,

Jaffar³

et al. 2023

Intelligent Automation &Amp; Soft Computing

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Cities are facing challenges of high rise in population number and consequently need to be equipped with latest smart services to provide luxuries of life to its residents. Smart integrated solutions are also a need to deal with the social and environmental challenges, caused by increasing urbanization. Currently, the development of smart services' integrated network, within a city, is facing the barriers including; less efficient collection and sharing of data, along with inadequate collaboration of software and hardware. Aiming to resolve these issues, this paper recommended a solution for a synchronous functionality in the smart services' integration process through modeling technique. Using this integration modeling solution, at first, the service participants, processes and tasks of smart services are identified and then standard illustrations are developed for the better understanding of the integrated service group environment. Business process modeling and notation (BPMN) language based models are developed and discussed for a devised case study, to test and experiment i.e., for remote healthcare from a smart home. The research is concluded with the integration process model application for the required data sharing among different service groups. The outcomes of the modeling are better understanding and attaining maximum automation that can be referenced and replicated.

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Automated generation of digital twin for a built environment using scan and object detection as input for production planning

Sommer¹,

Stjepandić²,

Stobrawa

et al. 2023

Journal of Industrial Information Integration

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Service-Oriented Architecture: A Review of State-of-the-Art Literature From an Organizational Perspective

Cited by 4 publications

References 67 publications

Digital Genome and Self-Regulating Distributed Software Applications with Associative Memory and Event-Driven History

Digital Genome and Self-Regulating Distributed Software Applications with Associative Memory and Event-Driven History

A Process Oriented Integration Model for Smart Health Services

Automated generation of digital twin for a built environment using scan and object detection as input for production planning

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