ACM SIGecom Exchanges · 2002 · 57 citations · 11 references
BusinessInformation SystemsSystems EngineeringBusiness Process ManagementService DesignWeb TechnologiesBusiness ArchitectureIntegration ArchitectureService-oriented ArchitectureSystems IntegrationService Composition PatternsWeb Service ArchitectureWeb ServicesWeb Services Integration
The composition of Web services has gained a considerable momentum as a paradigm for enabling Business-to-Business (B2B) Collaborations. Numerous technologies supporting this new paradigm are rapidly emerging, thereby creating a need for methodologies that bring these technologies together. The identification and documentation of relevant patterns, both at the analysis and design levels, is an important step in this direction.
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