Composition as a Service

Authors:
M. Brian Blake;Wei Tan;Florian Rosenberg
Affiliations:
University of Notre Dame;University of Chicago;CSIRO ICT Centre
Venue:
IEEE Internet Computing
Year:
2010

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Abstract

Understanding reusable software and assets within and among multiple organizations' system infrastructures can be challenging. IT systems might be widely distributed, and interconnections can be complicated. Ever-evolving computing technologies reduce an organization's in-house expertise for reusing software, even when leveraging software systems within its own firewalls. As such, the on-demand integration of software and capabilities might benefit from an outsourcing paradigm — described here as composition as a service.