Saturday, December 8, 2007

Technical Service Maturity, continued

What might a fully robust service component framework and environment provide?

Service Monitoring (realtime and historical)
Service Structural Composition Management
Service Process/Workflow Composition Management
Service Dependency Management
Service Lifecycle Management
Service Configuration Management
Service Version Management
Service Binding/Rebinding Management
Service Location Management
Service Rerouting Management
Service Ontology Association Management
Service Session Management
Service Security Management
Service Transaction Management
Quality of Service (QoS) Management
Microfailover
Microreboot
Microrecover
Microrejuvenation
URSIGE="Ultra-Rich and Snappy Integrated Graphical Environment", both for design time and run time operations, including for all of the above, which could be themselves components exposed in a URSIGE

Tuesday, July 24, 2007

Technical Service Maturity

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It looks like I'm the first to use the term: "technical service maturity". More about what that might mean in future posts.