Programming Human and Software-Based Web Services.

The article presents information on human-provided services (HPSs) and human-based platforms in Web systems and closed enterprise systems. The set of issues that support the integration of human capabilities in service-oriented architecture such as designs, interaction patterns, reputation and disco...

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Published in:Computer (00189162) Vol. 43; no. 7; pp. 82 - 86
Main Authors: Schall, Daniel, Dustdar, Schahram, Blake, M. Brian
Format: Article
Published: IEEE Jul2010
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        Service-oriented architecture (Computer science)
        Computer systems
        Acquisition of data
        Computer network architectures
        Middleware
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