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What is Service Computing

Handbook of Research on Contemporary Theoretical Models in Information Systems
A computing paradigm to develop software applications as “services”, which are autonomous, platform-independent computational entities which can be combined in numerous ways to achieve business goals.
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Language-Action Perspective (LAP)
Karthikeyan Umapathy (University of North Florida, USA)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-60566-659-4.ch007
Abstract
The Language-action perspective (LAP) provides an alternative foundation for analyzing and designing effective information systems. The fundamental principle of the LAP approach is people perform actions through communication; therefore, the role of information systems is to support such communications among people to achieve business goals. Basing on linguistic and communicative theories, the LAP approach provides guidance for researchers to gain understanding on how people use communication to coordinate their activities to achieve common goal. Web services, a leading technology to develop information systems, aims to support communication among services to achieve business goals. The close match between fundamental principles of Web services and the LAP approach suggests that researchers can use the LAP approach as a theoretical guidance to analyze and resolve Web service problems. This chapter provides a comprehensive starting point for researchers, practitioners, and students to gain understanding of the LAP approach.
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Customer Decision Making in Web Services
Service computing is a research field about service intelligence, service science, service technology, service engineering, service management, service systems, and service application. It is the most general representation form of studying service in computing discipline.
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