posted on 2014-05-30, 10:52authored byStephan Reiff-Marganiec
One of the strength of Virtual Organisations is their ability to dynamically and rapidly adapt in response
to changing environmental conditions. Dynamic adaptability has been studied in other system
areas as well and system management through policies has crystallized itself as a very prominent solution
in system and network administration. However, these areas are often concerned with very
low-level technical aspects. Previous work on the APPEL policy language has been aimed at dynamically
adapting system behaviour to satisfy end-user demands and – as part of STPOWLA – APPEL
was used to adapt workflow instances at runtime. In this paper we explore how the ideas of APPEL
and STPOWLA can be extended from workflows to the wider scope of Virtual Organisations. We will
use a Travel Booking VO as example.
History
Citation
Proceedings Third Workshop on Formal Aspects of Virtual Organisations (FAVO 2011), Sao Paolo, Brazil, 18th October 2011, Electronic Proceedings in Theoretical Computer Science 83, pp. 22–31
Source
Third Workshop on Formal Aspects of Virtual Organisations (FAVO 2011), Sao Paolo, Brazil, 18th October 2011
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VoR (Version of Record)
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Proceedings Third Workshop on Formal Aspects of Virtual Organisations (FAVO 2011)
Publisher
Electronic Proceedings in Theoretical Computer Science