Fredrik Espinoza
ABSTRACT
With the emergence of modularized component-based electronic services, such as Web Services and semantically tagged services, Individual Service Provisioning, wherein any user can be a service provider, can become a reality. We argue that there are three basic requirements for such an architecture: a personal service platform for using services, tools for creating services, and a network for sharing services, and we present our motivation, design, and implementation of these parts. With our enabling architecture we hope to demonstrate a feasible prototype system that stimulates the emergence of more specialized services for all users
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- Bylund, M. and Espinoza, F. sView - Personal Service Interaction. In Proceedings of the 5th International Conference on The Practical Applications of Intelligent Agents and Multi-Agent Technology, PAAM 2000, pages 215--218. The Practical Application Company Ltd., April 2000.Google Scholar
- Espinoza, F. and Hamfors, O. ServiceDesigner: A Tool to Help End-Users Become Individual Service Providers. In The Proceedings of the Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, January 6--9, 2003, Big Island, Hawaii, 2003. forthcoming. Google ScholarDigital Library
- Fredrik Espinoza and Lucas Hinz. Generic Peer-to-Peer Support for a Personal Service Platform. In Proceedings of The 2003 International Symposium on Applications and the Internet (Saint 2003), January 2003. forthcoming. Google ScholarDigital Library
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- Towards individual service provisioning
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