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  • Considerations of Service Assembly Based on the Analysis of Data Flows between Services 
    Feuerlicht George (IEEE Computer Society, 2008)
    Service composition research mostly focuses on the dynamic (workflow) aspects of compositions. In this paper we consider the static component of service composition and focus on analyzing the data flows between services ...
  • Design of Composable Services 
    Feuerlicht George (Springer - LNCS, 2009)
    Service composition methods range from industry standard approaches based on Web Services and BPEL to Semantic Web approaches that rely on AI techniques to automate service discovery and composition. Service composition ...
  • Engaging professional societies in developing work-ready graduates 
    Nettleton Skye; Litchfield Andrew; Taylor Tracy (HERDSA, 2008)
    Since the 1990s universities have faced increasing pressure to better prepare graduates for the workforce. Employers, professional societies and the government are increasingly calling for graduates who are work-ready. In ...
  • Integration of weakly heterogeneous semistructured data 
    Feuerlicht George; Pokorny J; Richta K; Ruttananontsatean Narongdech (Department of Computer Science, University of Cyprus, 2009)
    While most business applications typically operate on structured data that can be effectively managed using relational databases, some applications use more complex semistructured data that lacks a stable schema. XML ...
  • The Intractable Nature of Alignment 
    Campbell Bruce (University of Canterbury, 2008)
    IS/business alignment has been a major concern of IT managers for many years but we seem to be little closer to a solution. This paper extends earlier research that developed a theory of alignment that clearly demonstrates ...
  • A Measurement-Driven Process Model for Managing Inconsistent Software Requirements 
    Mu Kedian; Jin Zhi; Zowghi Didar (IEEE Explore, 2008)
    nconsistency is a pervasive issue in software engineering. Both general rules of inconsistency management and special case-based approaches to handling inconsistency have recently been considered. In this paper, we present ...
  • Requirements Change: What's the Alternative? 
    Davis Alan; Nurmuliani Nur; Park Sooyong; Zowghi Didar (IEEE Explore, 2008)
    Numerous studies have shown that a software projectpsilas cost, schedule and defect density escalate as the rate of requirements change increases. Yet none of these studies have explored the effects of not making requirements ...
  • Utility Computing Framework and its Impact on the Medical Industry 
    Madhisetty Srinivas; Busch P; Feuerlicht George (IDEA Group Publishing, 2008)
  • Work-ready wiki: Supporting the learning and teaching of professional graduate attributes 
    Litchfield Andrew; Nettleton Skye (Ascilite, 2008)
    The paper presents the background, design and formative evaluation of a wiki of workready learning activities and teaching support resources to improve the learning of professional graduate attributes. The `Improving ...