Introduction

Service-Oriented Computing (SOC) exploits services as the fundamental elements for developing computer-based systems, and represents a paradigm shift away from traditional distributed systems. Service-oriented systems are becoming increasingly ubiquitous, large-scale, and complex. Such systems are often distributed across large numbers of resources in different geographical locations running on heterogeneous infrastructure, with a large and increasing number of diverse users demanding new techniques for data management and processing. With SOC coming of age, conceptually well-founded and, at the same time, practical approaches supporting the whole range of engineering service-oriented systems, i.e., models, architectures, infrastructures, design, implementation, deployment, testing, delivery, consumption, maintenance, evaluation and evolution, are still missing in almost all non-basic areas. Hence, the main themes of the 2015 symposium try to put a new focus on these important aspects of SOC: Methods, Languages and Tools for process-based SOC systems engineering Advanced models and infrastructures in Service-oriented engineering Continuing the tradition of the last eight SOSE Symposia, the 9th SOSE will provide a forum for researchers and practitioners to exchange latest observations, insights, achievements and visions in Service-Oriented System Engineering. Particularly, SOSE 2015 invites original submissions in all areas of process and system engineering, as well as software engineering methods, techniques, tools, applications, and experiments for process- and service-oriented systems and software services.

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Important date

2014-12-16
Abstract submission deadline

Submission Topics

Topics include, but are not limited to, the following: Track I:Methods, Languages & Tools for process-based SOC systems Business process integration, alignment & management in SOAs Methods and techniques to bridge the gap between business processes and SOC-based implementations Methods, languages & tools for building process-based SOC systems Modeling and simulation of service-oriented systems Integration of services into process-based environments Service interoperability, composibility, quality, reliability Metrics and measurement of services, QoS, and QoE Runtime verification, validation, monitoring, Testing on-the-fly and policy enforcement Dynamic service delivery, deployment and evolution Service mobility, scalability, elasticity, and security Operation and governance for large-scale service-oriented systems Adaptation, control and optimization in service-oriented systems Modernization, migration, and servicetization of legacy systems Service-oriented system engineering for large-scale analytics Social and collaborative engineering of services systems Service-oriented engineering of emergent systems Service-oriented engineering and clouds Cyber-Physical Systems, and Social Networking Systems. Track II:Advanced models and infrastructures in SOC engineering Requirement modeling of services Semantic-enabled process and service engineering Model-driven development of service-oriented systems End-user development and mashup of software services Lifecycle models, reusability, and scalability for services Web services for Web/Internet of Things Coordination and cooperation of services Efficient scheduling of services Engineering service-based cyber-physical systems Services infrastructure for big data Services infrastructure for virtualisation Dependable services engineering Service engineering in embedded systems Application of SOC in sensor networks Mobile cloud services and SOC
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  • Conference Date

    Mar 30

    2015

    to

    Apr 03

    2015

  • Dec 16 2014

    Abstract Submission Deadline

  • Apr 03 2015

    Registration deadline

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