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ASG@BIS 2006
May 31 – June 2, 2006
http://bis.kie.ae.poznan.pl
The BIS conference is by now a well-respected event joining international researchers to discuss the wide range of the development, implementation, application and improvement of business applications and systems. It is addressed to the scientific community, people involved in the development of business computer applications, consultants helping to properly implement computer technology and applications in the industry.
BIS 2006 will take place form May 31 to June 2 at the University of Klagenfurt, Austria, as a key event of UNISCON’2006, a union of four international conferences addressing Information Systems from different perspectives:
- BIS 2006 (9th Int. Conf. on Business Information Systems)
- ISTA 2006 (6th Int. Conf. on Information Systems Technology and its Applications)
- NLDB 2006 (11th Int. Conference on Applications of Natural Language to Information Systems)
At BIS 2006 conference ASG Project Members are to prepare track entirely devoted to ideas developed and the ASG project outcomes (as described in Annex I and Deliverable DD.II-2). It was planned that ASG Track will consist of several presentations and will start with keynote speech of web-services involved specialist and then presentation on ASG project will follow. However, other components' representatives could not take part in the session due to ASG prototyping and other commitments.
PUE decided to held a tutorial on ASG for conference participants and students from the University of Klagenfurt. Session was led by Agata Filipowska and Wojciech Rutkowski from PUE.
For more information on session please contact: Agata Filipowska (A.Filipowska (at) kie.ae.poznan.pl).
ASG key features and their technological basics
At the 9th International Conference on Business Information Systems within UNISCON 2006
9th International Conference on Business Information Systems within UNISCON Multiconference, Klagenfurt, Austria, 31 Mai - 2 June 2006, tutorial was organized one day before the conference i.e. 30th of May
Role and scope of Negotiation Manager in ASG Platform, Service descriptions, Non-functional parameters, ASG Scenarios, Grid of Services
Topics covered by the presentation: overview of the ASG project, ASG
advantages over SOA, ASG Use Cases and Scenarios
During the tutorial some functionalities of ASG project that would need an extension in following projects were identified. Participants were really interested in the negotiation scope and pointed out that it could be really interesting to provide users of such platform with an auction-based functionality where service providers could compete for service users.
Discussion concerned also descriptions for services, especially creation of parameters that would enhance service description. Some important remarks of comparison ASG to other Semantic Web Services platforms were given.
Tutorial participants found out solution developed within ASG European Project worth discussing and provided tutorial leaders with lot of comments concerning usability of the solution. One of the main issues raised was number of use cases the solution was tested in. Moreover, the issue of transaction in the contect of negotiation understood more complex than in ASG as changing SLA after request from the user was also deeply discussed.
From the negotiation point of view also the number of non-functional parameters for services was elaborated.
ASG responsible
Agata Filipowska, Wojciech Rutkowski
Heinrich C. Mayr, Christian Kop, Alpen-Adria University of Klagenfurt, Austria
Agata Filipowska (A.Filipowska (at) kie.ae.poznan.pl), The Poznan University of Economics, Poland
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