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There is no a reference model, which could be used to develop and unify E-Commerce, E-Business, and E-Government services as the software artifacts. This book suggests a reference model that called Global Village Services Reference Model (GVSRM) to realize the Global Village Grid as an E-Services Framework.Thus, GVSRM could be referenced as the baseline of any kind of software engineering efforts pertaining to the E-Services, Globalization, and the Grid Computing concepts. Furthermore, some Grid-based entities, actors, actions, and their associations, which defined and elaborated in detail in…mehr

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There is no a reference model, which could be used to develop and unify E-Commerce, E-Business, and E-Government services as the software artifacts. This book suggests a reference model that called Global Village Services Reference Model (GVSRM) to realize the Global Village Grid as an E-Services Framework.Thus, GVSRM could be referenced as the baseline of any kind of software engineering efforts pertaining to the E-Services, Globalization, and the Grid Computing concepts. Furthermore, some Grid-based entities, actors, actions, and their associations, which defined and elaborated in detail in GVSRM, would realize E-Government, E-Business, and E-Commerce systems. This book presents the AS-IS Models of Grid Computing, E-Commerce, E-Business, and E-Government software-intensive systems before presenting a TO-BE reference model (Global Village Services Reference Model) as a holistic and comprehensive, UML-based, XML-based, Grid-centric, X2Y-centric, Service-centric, and collaborative-centric consolidated reference model to realize pragmatically the Globalization as an E-Services framework in the cyberspace.
Autorenporträt
S. M. Hashemi se licenció en Ciencias de la Computación en la Universidad Politécnica de Teherán en 2003. Science de la Univ. Politécnica de Teherán en 2003, y un doctorado en Comp. Science de la UAI en 2009. Actualmente es decano del Departamento de Ingeniería de Software e Inteligencia Artificial de la rama de ciencia e investigación de la Universidad IAU de Teherán. Trabaja en E-Services y en IBM SSME. M. Razzazi se doctoró en Ciencias de la Computación en la Universidad de California.