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A A ServiceEngineeringBusiness IntelligenceQuality-of-serviceBusiness ArchitectureActivity Ac1.1Business ModelsSystem IntegrationFunctional ArchitectureManagementSystems EngineeringEnterprise ModellingInternet Of ThingsMescal ProjectE-business ModelService-oriented Software EngineeringComputer EngineeringInter-domain Qos DeliveryMobile ComputingInformation ManagementSoftware DesignService-oriented ComputingModel-based System EngineeringSystem SoftwarePrincipal Components
This document is the result of activity AC1.1 and is a key deliverable of the MESCAL project. It comprises three principal components. The first component is the business model, which defines the principal actors in QoS-based service delivery across multiple domains. The second component is the functional architecture, which identifies the key functional blocks required to support inter-domain QoS delivery. The third component is a set of three solution options that provide QoS-based services, each of which is in accordance with the functional architecture.
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