Titlebook: Exploring Services Science; 4th International Co João Falcão e Cunha,Mehdi Snene,Henriqueta Nóvoa Conference proceedings 2013 Springer-Verl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-90-481-2850-1me particular challenges to organizations. Consequently, in recent years, several frameworks of capabilities for service innovation have been published; however, often not yet validated. Conventional empirical validation approaches are time and resource intense. In this research-in-progress paper we

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-04641-8esented using the service description language USDL to model nodes and using the service relationship model OSSR to model edges. Nonetheless, in their current form USDL and OSSR do not provide constructs to capture the dynamic behavior of service networks. To bridge this gap, we used the General Sys

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Memiş Acar PhD, FIMechE, CEng, FTI, CTextvel of scale and dynamics. Yet most related economic activities remain of a largely brittle and manual nature. Service-oriented business implementations focus on operational aspects at the cost of value creation aspects such as quality and regulatory compliance. Indeed they enforce how to carry out

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,Digital Twin—The Simulation Aspect,f service from a business point of view, we need to consider the service incidents that occur over a reference period and evaluate the effect of each service incident individually. In this work, we address this problem by developing a procedure to monetarily quantify the negative impact of single se

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Real-Time Simulation of the Contact Model,lls for a specific focus on IT Governance (ITG). Organizations with effective governance have actively adopted a set of ITG mechanisms. However, ITG mechanisms are not well defined among the literature and in some cases there are incongruities in their definition. In this paper we intend to perform

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