There is an increasing request by organizations to allow people outside the IT department to create, shape and adapt the software artifacts they use as they do with real ones in their work practice. This paper capitalizes on the experience gained in the collaboration with a certification institution to propose a novel network of software environments and a Web service-based architecture supporting End-User Development activities. The goal is not to automate the skills of the end users, but to assist them in their activity, permitting them to use the knowledge and expertise they possess.
Visual workflow composition through semantic orchestration of web services
PICCINNO, ANTONIO
2010-01-01
Abstract
There is an increasing request by organizations to allow people outside the IT department to create, shape and adapt the software artifacts they use as they do with real ones in their work practice. This paper capitalizes on the experience gained in the collaboration with a certification institution to propose a novel network of software environments and a Web service-based architecture supporting End-User Development activities. The goal is not to automate the skills of the end users, but to assist them in their activity, permitting them to use the knowledge and expertise they possess.File in questo prodotto:
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