IEEE CLOUD 4 will be held on Jul. 5-10, Washington D.C., USA.

IEEE ICWS 9
IEEE SCC 8
IEEE CLOUD 4
IEEE SERVICES 7

“Secure Virtual Machine Execution under an Untrusted OS”
Chunxiao Li, Anand Raghunathan, and Niraj K. Jha (Princeton Universithy, Purdue University, USA)

A Heuristic Algorithm for Trust-Oriented Service Provider Selection in Complex Social Networks
Guanfeng Liu, Yan Wang, Mehmet A. Orgun, and Ee-Peng Lim (Macquarie University, Australia; Singapore Management University, Singapore)

Detection of Semantically Equivalent Fragments for Business Process Model Change Management
Christian Gerth, Markus Luckey, Jochen M. K¨uster, and Gregor Engels (IBM Research - Zurich, Switzerland; University of Paderborn, Germany)

Benchmarking Vulnerability Detection Tools for Web Services (ICWS2010-1026)
Nuno Antunes, Marco Vieira (University of Coimbra – Portugal)

Distributed QoS Evaluation for Real-World Web Services
Zibin Zheng, Yilei Zhang, Michael R. Lyu (The Chinese University of Hong Kong, China)

1st Place for the paper titled
“The Service Security LAB: A Model-Driven Platform to Compose and Test Services in the Cloud”, Michael Menzel, Robert Warschofsky, Ivonne Thomas, and Christoph Meinel (Hasso-Plattner-Institute, Germany).

2nd Place for the paper titled
“Accountability as a Service for the Cloud”, Jinhui Yao, Shiping Chen, Chen Wang, David Levy, and John Zic (University of Sydney, CSIRO ICT Centre, Australia)

3rd Place for the paper titled
“Moving Text Analysis Tools to the Cloud”, Himanshu Vashishtha, Mike Smit, and Eleni Stroulia (University of Alberta, Canada)

4th Place for the paper titled
“REST-based SOA Application in the Cloud: A Text Correction Service Case Study”, Wubin Li and Petter Svard (Umea University, Sweden)

July 5-10, 2010, Miami, FL, USA

You don’t need to print out and carry with you. The colored booklet will be provided at registration desk.

Accepted plenary poster session papers will automatically have pre-allocated poster board and space. In addition, authors of all four conferences are welcome to request poster boards and display presentations throughout the week.

2252 Consistency-preserving Caching of Web services Response: An Aspect-Oriented Solution
2306 A distributed Planning Approach for Web Services Composition
2313 Timed Extended Invariants for the Passive Testing of Web Services
2324 Utility-based Optimal Service Selection for Business Processes in Service Oriented Architectures
2346 Mashing-up Rich User Interfaces for Human-Interaction in WS-BPEL
2349 A Trust-based Game Theoretical Model for Web Services Collaboration
2383 Monitoring, Prediction and Prevention of SLA Violations in Composite Services
2385 Computing Service Skylines over Sets of Services
2441 Semantic Annotations for WS-Policy
2460 A Fuzzy Trust Management Framework for ServiceWeb
2469 Generating Minimal Protocol Adaptors for Loosely Coupled Services
2488 Use Cases to Process Specifications in Business Process Modeling Notation
2534 Towards Integrated Service Adaptation – A New Approach Combining Message and Control Flow Adaptation
2573 An Effective Heuristic for On-line Tenant Placement Problem in SaaS
2588 Business Process Personalization through Web Widgets
2597 Analyzing Behavioral Substitution of Web Services based on π-calculus
2601 Automating QoS Based Service Selection
2618 A Feature-Oriented Approach for Web Service Customization
2628 Towards Improved Data Dissemination of Publish-Subscribe Systems
2629 User Experience in Added Value Location-Based Mobile Music Service
2646 A Collectional Data Model for Scientific Workflow Composition
2651 QoS Aware Semantic Web Service Composition Approach Considering Pre/Postconditions
2661 Analyzing the Relationships between some Parameters of Web Services’s Reputation
2663 A MVC Framework for Policy-Based Adaptation of Workflow Processes: A Case Study On Confidentiality
2668 Estimating the Cost of Developing Customizations to Packaged Application Software using Service Oriented Architecture
2669 Checking Compatibility and Replaceability in Web Services Business Protocols with Access Control
2670 A Hybrid Scheme for Controlling Transactional Composite Services
2675 Adaptive Goals for Self-Adaptive Service Compositions
2678 WebMov: A dedicated framework for the modelling and testing of Web Services composition
2722 Designing a Broker for QoS Driven Runtime Adaptation of SOA Applications
2723 DISCE: A Declarative Inter-ESB Service-Connectivity Configuration Engine
2724 Two-staged approach for semantically annotating and brokering TV-related services
2725 Design Patterns for RESTful Communication Web Services
2732 Performance Evaluation for SOAP and RFC in SAP Netweaver Platform
2793 Towards a Formal Verification Approach for Business Process Coordination
3000 An Insuanrance Model for Guranteeing Service Assurance, Integrity and QoS in Cloud Computing
3075 Collaboration Protocols Supporting Collaborative Scientific Workflow Composition

2239 Service Selection based on Customer Rating of Quality of Service Attributes
2275 EDS: An Elastic Data-Service for Situational Applications
2277 Combining Local Optimization and Enumeration for QoS-aware Web Service Composition
2280 HyperService: Linking and Exploring Services on the Web
2290 RegionKNN: A Scalable Hybrid Collaborative Filtering Algorithm for Personalized Web Service Recommendation
2291 Apto: A MDD-based Generic Framework for Context-aware Deeply Adaptive Service-based Processes
2292 QSynth : A Tool for QoS-Aware Automatic Service Composition
2293 Scalable and Reliable IPTV Service Through Collaborative Request Dispatching
2317 QoS-based Late-Binding of Service Invocations in Adaptive Business Processes
2321 Variability Modeling and QoS Analysis of Web Services Orchestrations
2325 A Trust and Reputation Model Based on Bayesian Network for Web Services
2329 Document based modeling of web services coreographies using Active XML
2331 Detecting Data Inconsistency Failure of Composite Web Services through Parametric Stateful Aspect
2338 Decentralized Approach for Execution of Composite Web Services using the Chemical Paradigm
2339 Semantic Support for Adaptive Long Term Composed Services
2352 Taking Advantages of Service Selection: A Study on the Testing of Location-Based Web Services through Test Case Prioritization
2353 From Specification to Adaptation: An Integrated QoS-driven Approach for Dynamic Adaptation of Web Service Compositions
2360 Enhancing Scalability and Performance of Mashups through Merging and Operator Reordering
2371 Automated Runtime Verification for Web Services
2372 SOA4All: An Innovative Integrated Approach to Services Composition
2393 On Service Community Learning: A Co-Clustering Approach
2394 Highly Scalable Web Service Composition using Binary Tree-based Parallelization
2425 Clustering WSDL Documents to Bootstrap the Discovery of Web Services
2426 Web Services Selection in Support of Reliable Web Service Choreography
2466 Script-based Generation of Dynamic Testbeds for SOA
2486 Semi-automatic Integration of Web Service Interfaces
2487 A Pattern-driven Generation of Security Policies for Service-oriented Architectures
2515 Distributed QoS Evaluation for Real-World Web Services
2540 DISC: A declarative framework for self-healing Web services composition
2548 Measuring Similarity of Web Services Based on WSDL
2551 Towards Data-Aware QoS-Driven Adaptation for Service Orchestrations
2571 Reducing User Perceived Latency in Mobile Processes
2586 WSExpress: A QoS-Aware Search Engine for Web Services
2593 From Representational State Transfer to Accountable State Transfer Architecture
2641 Benchmarking Vulnerability Detection Tools for Web Services
2658 Message Correlation and Web Service Protocol Mining from Inaccurate Logs
2677 Formal Specification and Verification of Data-Centric Service Composition
2686 An Approach for Context-aware Service Discovery and Recommendation
2775 Policy-Driven Service Composition with Information Flow Control

2409 Enterprise Cloud Service Architecture
2434 Social Cloud: Cloud Computing in Social Networks
2481 Secure Virtual Machine Execution under an Untrusted Management OS
2590 Characterizing Cloud Federation for Enhancing Providers’ Profit
2741 THEMIS: Towards mutual-verifiable billing transaction for cloud computing environment
2747 Flexible Data Access in a Cloud based on Freshness Requirements
2795 Reducing Costs of Spot Instances via Checkpointing in the Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud
2805 Storage Management in Virtualized Cloud Environment
2814 Data Intensive Query Processing for Large RDF Graphs Using Cloud Computing Tools
2842 Maximizing Cloud Providers Revenues via Energy Aware Allocation Policies
2844 Using Cloud Technologies to Optimize Data-Intensive Service Applications
2847 Model-based planning for state-related changes to Infrastructure and Software as a Service instances in large data centers
2849 Autonomic Management of Cloud Service Centers with Availability Guarantees
2855 Integrating Resource Consumption and Allocation for Infrastructure Resources on-Demand
2870 Cost-Optimal Scheduling in Hybrid IaaS Clouds for Deadline Constrained Workloads
2881 Towards Living Landscape Models: Automated Integration of Infrastructure Cloud in Enterprise Architecture Management
2883 Data Flow Driven Scheduling of BPEL Workflows Using Cloud Resources
2885 Metadata Partitioning for Large-Scale Distributed Storage Systems
2891 A Review of Cloud Business Models and Sustainability
2896 Mining Twitter in the Cloud: A Case Study
2904 Understanding Performance Interference of I/O Workload in Virtualized Cloud Environments
2908 FlexPRICE: Flexible Provisioning of Resources in a Cloud Environment
2911 Towards Self-assisted Troubleshooting for the Deployment of Private Clouds
2915 Preventing Information Leakage from Indexing in the Cloud
2921 Cloud Computing: A Digital Libraries Perspective
2933 Workload Migration into Clouds – Challenges, Experiences, Opportunities
2934 Fault Tolerance Middleware for Cloud Computing
2936 Performance Measurements and Analysis of Network I/O Applications in Virtualized Cloud
2937 Dynamic Resource Allocation in Computing Clouds using Distributed Multiple Criteria Decision Analysis
2938 Adaptive Data Migration in Multi-tiered Storage Based Cloud Environment

Sponsored by Services Society
Co-located with IEEE 2009 International Conference on Cloud Computing (CLOUD-II 2009)
Bangalore, India (http://thecloudcomputing.org/2009/2)

Registration Fee:
CLOUD/SCC/SERVICES 2009 Participants
* $100 (9/12/2009-9/19/2009)

Non CLOUD/SCC/SERVICES 2009 Participants
* $120 (9/12/2009-9/19/2009)

Table of Contents of the three conferences (8/19 version) can also be downloaded under the Advance Program sections of the corresponding conferences.

Executive Room: INR Rs 6000/- (EP-Room Only )+ 15 % tax per room per night.
Suites: INR Rs 7500/- /- (EP-Room Only )+ 15 % tax per room per night.
Two Bedrooms Suite: 2 suite room, tariff will be applicable
Extra person in Suite @ INR RS 2000/- /- (EP-Room Only )+ 15 % tax per room per night
($1=48.225 Rupee: 7/28/2009)

Hotel will accept reservations made by telephone at 91-080-25001153-55 or 91-9845279961. Meeting attendees will reference SCC/SERVICES when making reservations. Reservations can also be made through email: zen@prestigeconstructions.com.

http://conferences.computer.org/icws/2009/

New: ICWS 2009 Photo Gallery

Abstract Submission Deadline: June 1, 2009 (Extended to June 11, 2009)
Paper Submission Due Date: June 1, 2009 (Extended to June 11, 2009)

Submission link: http://www.confhub.com/conf.php?id=135

Submission link: http://www.confhub.com/conf.php?id=135

Attendents can also make reservation on line. Simply copy and paste the link below and you will be directed to the property’s home page with the code already entered in the appropriate field. All you need to do is enter your arrival date to begin the reservation process.

7/8/2009 (Wednesday)
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Keynote 1 (Opening): IBM’s Cloud Computing
(Maria Azua, Vice President of Cloud Computing Enablement, IBM Enterprise Initiatve, USA)

Keynote 2: (Banquet) Gaming Services
(Sony, USA)

7/9/2009 (Thursday)
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Keynote 3: SAP’s Cloud Computing Research
(Ming-Chien Shan & Paul Hofmann, Vice President, SAP Research, USA)

7/10/2009 (Friday)
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Keynote 4: Data-based Evaluation of N-tier Services Systems
(Calton Pu, Professor and John P. Imlay, Jr. Chair in Software, Georgia Tech, USA)

Author registration deadline is: 4/20/2009.

http://www.ieeeconfpublishing.org/cpir/AuthorKit.asp?Community=CPS&Facility=CPS_July&ERoom=ICWS+2009

To submit SERVICES-I papers to IEEE FTP site (All workshops, Industry summit, SOA Solutioning track, Education summit, PhD Symposium, Services Cup):

http://www.ieeeconfpublishing.org/cpir/AuthorKit.asp?Community=CPS&Facility=CPS_July&ERoom=SERVICES%2D1+2009

Further instructions from IEEE: “There is a delay with setting up PDF eXpress, so the authors will receive an error message if they try to use it now. They can still upload a file without PDF eXpress since we check the files when we start production. “

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-Towards Probabilistic Estimating Quality of Online Services
-DHT-Based Range Query Processing for Web Service Discovery
-Behavioral Attestation for Business Processes (BA4BP)
From workflow models to executableWeb service interfaces
Discovery of OptimizedWeb Service Configurations Using a Hybrid Semantic
and Statistical Approach
Efficient Access to Composite M-services
Domain-Specific Processing of Policies or: WS-Policy Intersection Revisite
QoS-Driven Adaptation of BPEL Scenario Execution
Towards Scalability of Quality Driven Semantic Web Service Composition
Applying Sanitizable Signature to Web-Service-Enabled Business Processes: Going Beyond Integrity Protection
Timed Model Checking Based Approach forWeb Services Analysis
An Automated Method forWeb Service Orchestration based on Reusable Building Blocks
MACE: A Dynamic Caching Framework for Mashups
A DEPENDENCY IMPACT ANALYSIS MODEL FOR WEB SERVICES
EVOLUTION
RETRO: A Consistent and Recoverable RESTful Transaction Model
Flexible Probabilistic QoS Management of transaction based Web services orchestrations
Markov-HTN Planning Approach to Enhance Flexibility of Automatic Web Services Composition
A Mobility-based Clustering and Discovery of Web Services in Mobile Ad-hoc Networks
Selective Querying for Adapting Hierarchical Web Service Compositions
Scientific workflows as services in caGrid: a Taverna and gRAVI approach
QoS-aware Service Provenance in Web Service Runtimes
The SCIFC Model for Information Flow Control in Web Service Composition
Towards a Model-Driven Process for Designing ReSTful Web Services
SPA: A Comprehensive Framework for Hybrid Solution Provisioning
Control Flow Requirements for Automated Service Composition
EXPLOITING METRICS FOR SIMILARITY-BASED SEMANTIC WEB SERVICE DISCOVERY
SAWSDL-MX2: A Machine-learning Approach for Integrating Semantic Web Service Matchmaking Variants
What are the Problem Makers: Ranking Activities According to Their Relevance for Process Changes
A Framework for Optimal Decentralized Service-Choreography
Discovery of Semantic Web Service Flow Based on Computation
Interoperability Changes in an Adaptive Service Orchestration
DIALOG: Distributed Auditing Logs
Applying Knowledge Sharing for Business Intelligent Collaboration
An Abstract GFSM Model for Optimal and Incremental Conformance Testing
Towards Adaptation of Service Interface Semantics
Dynamo + Astro: An Integrated Approach for BPEL Monitoring
Reducing User Perceived Latency with a Middleware for Mobile SOA Access
Modeling Cost-Aware Web Services Composition Using PTCCS
WSRec: A Collaborative Filtering based Web Service Recommender System
Scalable Optimized Composition of Web Services with Complexity Analysis
Integrating Abductive Logic Programming and Description Logics in a Dynamic Contracting Architecture
Scenario-Driven Approach for Business Process Modeling
Gradual Removal of QoS Constraint Violations by Employing Recursive Bargaining Strategy for Optimizing Service Composition Execution Path
Enforcement from the Inside: Improving Quality of Bussiness in Process Management
A Plug-in Architecture for Self-AdaptiveWeb Service Compositions
Service Supervision: Coordinating Web Services in Open Environment
BPEL’n’Aspects: Adapting Service Orchestrations Logic
An Approach to Incentive-based Reputation for Communities of Web Services
Personalized Web Service Ranking via User Group combining Association Rule
Towards Automated RESTful Web Service Composition: Challenges and Approach
Privacy Timed-related Analysis inBusiness Protocols
Improving Web Services Robustness
WS-OBJECTS: Extending Service-Oriented Architecture with Hierarchical Composition of Client-Side Asynchronous Event-Processing Logic
Equivalence of Web Services in Process-Aware Service Compositions
Wrap Scientific Applications as WSRF Grid Services using gRAVI
Distributed Cross-Domain Change Management
Web Service Mashup Middleware with Partitioning of XML Pipelines
Reputation Propagation in Composite Services
Integrating Behavioral Trust in Web Service Compositions
An Efficient Service Discovery Algorithm for Counting Bloom Filter-Based Service Registry
Efficient Testing of Service-Oriented Applications Using Semantic Service Stubs
An Adaptive Model for Tradeoff Between Service Performance and Security in Service-based Environments
Efficient Discovery of Collision-Free Service Combinations

The authors are encouraged to register the abstract of submission by April 6, 2009 before the full paper submission by April 15, 2009.

All notifications will be sent out by emails tonight, 4/1 US time, unless for the papers that may be accepted. Notifications for accepted papers will be sent out on 4/2 US time. If you do not receive email notification after 4/2 night, please send to us a request and we will send to you a copy from the review system.

ICWS/SERVICES 2008 will sponsor three large outside-of-hotel social events:

-Reception
-Banquet: Qinghuayuan QuanJuDe Peking Duck Restaurant
-Group tour: Summer Palace

Services University Fall School will be held on 9/21-9/22, Friendship hotel, co-located with ICWS/SERVICES 2008.

Please make sure that you obtain visa if needed. If you need any help, please let us know as soon as possible.

Good news: ICWS/SERVICES 2008 Organizing Committee just negotiated an even better deal with the hotel. The business rooms now have much better prices:
-1900 yuan/night (Business Suite) now is changed to 1360 yuan/night
-1380 yuan/night (Business) now is changed to 1000 yuan/night

If you would like to choose business class, please contact the hotel directly and they have promised to help.

http://conferences.computer.org/icws/2008/adv.program.html

Please check carefully. Any question, please contact Prof. Jia Zhang at (jiazhang AT cs dot niu dot edu) as soon as possible.

Tutorial 1: Common Business Components and Services toward More Agile and Flexible Industry Solutions and Assets
Tutorial 2: Practical SOA: Service Modeling, Enterprise Service Bus and Governance
Tutorial 3: Build the Consumable Services via REST
Tutorial 4: Web Service-based Business Process Development, Threat Modeling and Security Assessment Tool

Panel 1: Cloud Computing and IT as a Service: Opportunities and Challenges
Panel 2: Smarter SOA
Panel 3: How Can Web Services Help Civil Aviation?

Keynote 1: Web Services: Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Communication, and Beyond
Keynote 2: Net-Enabled Applications for Commercial Aviation
Keynote 3: Mobile Services Business and Technology Trends
Keynote 4: Services Computing Curriculum

http://conferences.computer.org/icws/2008/Hotel-Info.html

How Can Web Services Help Civil Aviation?

Chair:

Casey Fung, Boeing Phantom Works, USA

Theme:

The civil aviation system is a global enterprise that includes airframe, engine and component manufacturers, airlines, maintenance organizations, regulatory agencies, airports, air traffic control authorities and millions of service providers that must work together effectively to ensure cargo and passengers get to their destinations as scheduled, while traveling safely and efficiently. The system includes a bewildering array of commercial and custom developed systems for monitoring and controlling the operations of the participant.

The news has recently been filled with examples of operations not working as smoothly as we all hope: Passengers have been stranded on taxi-ways, flights cancelled for weather and maintenance inspections and crowds of passengers complaining of lost baggage have become common as civil aviation grows. The growth has been rapid and shows no signs of abating. The available seat-kilometers in China are predicted to grow at over 8% per year for the next decade. The rest of the world will grow between 4 and 6%. We need to find ways to:

- Improve communications between manufacturers, airlines and regulatory agencies to defend our unmatched safety record in the face of increasing traffic.
- Orchestrate and streamline workflow among the hundreds of collaborating organizations that keep civil aviation functioning.
- Improve the services we provide a diverse flying public to increase their enjoyment of the travel experience

Web services, network technologies and service oriented architectures provide a means of improving communications between heterogeneous systems that make up our civil aviation transportation system. A web service is a software component that supports interoperable component- to-component interaction over a network. Each service makes its functionality available through well-defined or standardized XML interfaces. Web services do not work together by coincidence. Smoothly interacting systems in a network of the scale described here will require initial investment in building an enabling platform. Crafting a service-oriented architecture is the first step towards this infrastructure. Openness and standardization are key ways to accumulate resources and spread the risk of capitalization. This panel will focus on finding a vision and roadmap for initiating an open civil aviation web service platform that is sustainable and self actuating in the long run.

Smarter SOA

Chair:

Tony Shan, Executive Technology Strategist, IBM, USA

Panelists:

Jia Zhang, Northern Illinois University, USA

Theme:

The purpose of this panel is to present a broad range of best practices of SOA strategization and operationalization in the use of web services in real-world SOA implementations. The focus will be on the common challenges and issues encountered in SOA projects. Topics include, but are not limited to, tenets, methodology, architecture, service management, standards, tools, process, organization, governance, security, and quality of services. Practitioner’s guides and anti-patterns as well as trends will be discussed in the context. Real-life pragmatic solutions to business problems will be exemplified and illustrated in case studies.

Chair:

Geng Lin, CTO, Cisco, USA

Theme:

The panel will bring together technology experts and business leaders and provide first-hand insight to the evolution of cloud computing and IT as a Service, from both technology and business model development perspectives. The panel will discuss the disruptive nature of Cloud computing and its business model, including the impact to the current enterprise IT industry, impact to the service provider industry, impact to the enterprise software industry, impact to the networking industry, and impact to the service industry. The panel will also discuss the confluence of SOA paradigm and SaaS paradigm and examine its implication to the enterprise IT architecture. The panel will also help audience understand the limitations and challenges of cloud computing and ITaaS. The audience of this panel is targeted at the technology leaders and business decision makers in enterprise IT, software industry, and network industry.

Joe Lopatka (IBM)
Ning Yan (Technical Lead, IBM.COM Webmaster Team, USA)

Abstract:

To make your enterprise data and traditional web services consumable through web is becoming increasingly important for your organization. REST is playing the key role for making your services being used and integrated by others via web. This tutorial will teach you the basic of REST and the related web architecture; the best practices in constructing the REST services from the traditional web services, and you will learn how to consume and integrate other REST services with your existing web services. Also, you will learn how to effectively use IBM products to integrate your REST services.

About Speaker:

Ning Yan is a technical lead in IBM.COM webmaster team. He has been actively involved with latest web technologies and helped to build IBM.COM public web site and services architecture. He has several technical articles published in IBM System Journal and IBM developerWorks.

Min Luo, Ge Jin, Jia Tan, Lei Zhang
Global Business Solution Center
IBM Global Business Services

Abstract:
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In many decades, many organizations, especially large consulting companies, have been designing, implementing and managing business solutions for every industry around the globe.. But due to numerous limitations in process, tooling and skills, most of those solutions were made very specific to individual industry and client needs at its early design stage. Therefore, reuse and more importantly, managing the ever changing business requirements, become almost impossible.

Service-orientation and architecture, model-driven business development provides us a new and powerful approach to facilitate asset based industry solution design and development. To further accelerate this, this tutorial will discuss an innovative approach that take advantage of many proven best software engineering practices, from object/component based technology, meta-data driven architecture types (archetypes) that are used to model the common structural and in some cases non-structural business entities such as Customer, Product, Payment, etc. In order to address the consequences introduced by abstracting those common elements out of the specific industry model and be able to enable easy and meta-data based transformation, we properly decompose business components/services into a multi-layered business architecture.

Therefore, process/components/services can be decomposed accordingly to facilitate the decomposition and abstraction, while maintaining certain level of necessary traceability across various artifacts. In the realization phase, existing assets/operational systems will be mapped and transformed to the required business components and services to best leverage those existing valuable industry/client investments.

To support such a SOA based, model and business driven development process, existing tooling, especially the necessary transformation and integration capability, needs to be significantly enhanced. This tutorial will also present some recommendation based on some recent design and implementation，and they could be used to guide future tooling alignment and integration effort across software modeling, implementation and solution products.

In addition, we will present how to leverage existing internal or external assets or product offerings and the open industry reference models and standards (such as ACCORD, ebXML, ARTS/IxRetail…) .

This work is based on authors’ collective experience in leading the large end-to-end client engagements across many industries, while promoting various industry leading software engineering best practices.

Speaker Short Bio:
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Dr. Min Luo is currently an Executive Certified Architect for IBM SWG’s
Strategy and Technology。He has over 18 years of IT industry experience
with more than 10 years of managing large-scale, whole life cycle of
software application design and development. He fully understands the
impact of various technologies on business, and knows how to effectively
and efficiently apply them to solve large scale and complex real world
problems. He is an early adopter, advocator and educator of object-oriented
analysis and design, component-based, and service-oriented computing and
incremental development methodology. He has successfully designed and
implemented solutions for transportation, financial, manufacturing
industries and large-scale government social services projects. He also has
expertise in designing and developing integrated data warehouses with
on-line analytical processing and data mining, application of various
operations research and management science techniques.

He served as the Chief Architect for IBM’s Global Business Solution Center
– Greater China Area and also worked in IBM Global Services’ Center of
Excellence for Service Oriented Architecture and Web Services as a founding
member. He also worked as an Executive Architect for IBM SWG’s Application
Integration and Middleware, responsible for establishing industry solutions
and frameworks for the distribution industry. He also served in the GBS’s
Enterprise Architecture and Technology as Sr. Certified Architect for over
5 years. Before joining IBM, he served two Fortune 500 transportation
companies as Manager, Sr. Manager, and Director, responsible for
transportation network planning and technology.

As a full time or part time faculty member at several universities, he also
has taught undergraduate and graduate Computer Science courses for over 8
years.

http://conferences.computer.org/icws/2008/registration.html

Please not: Paper registration deadline is 7/16/2008. Non-author advanced registration deadline is 8/1/2008.

Papers accepted by Research Track, Applications and Industry Track, and Work-in-Progress will be published in the Proceedings of 2008 IEEE International Conference on Web Services (ICWS 2008).

Papers accepted by Emerging Services Technology Track, Workshop on Semantic Web Services, Workshop on SOA Solutioning, Workshop of Software Engineering for Adaptive Software Systems, Workshop of Service Intelligence and Computing, Workshop on Service-oriented Community Coordinated Multimedia, Workshop on Services Computing Curriculum Initiative, and Workshop on Workshop on WS-QoS, and SOA Industry Summit, among others, will be published in the Proceedings of 2008 IEEE Congress on Services (SERVICES 2008) Part II.

Papers accepted by Research Track, Applications and Industry Track, and Work-in-Progress will be published in the Proceedings of 2008 IEEE International Conference on Web Services (ICWS 2008).

Papers accepted by Emerging Services Technology Track, Workshop on Semantic Web Services, Workshop on SOA Solutioning, Workshop of Software Engineering for Adaptive Software Systems, Workshop of Service Intelligence and Computing, Workshop on Service-oriented Community Coordinated Multimedia, Workshop on Services Computing Curriculum Initiative, and Workshop on Workshop on WS-QoS, and SOA Industry Summit, among others, will be published in the Proceedings of 2008 IEEE Congress on Services (SERVICES 2008) Part II.

491 Orchestrating caGrid Services in Taverna
492 Towards Heuristic Web Services Composition Using Immune Algorithm
497 A Distributed Replication Strategy Evaluation and Selection Framework for Fault Tolerant Web Services
500 A Hybrid Approach to QoS-aware Service Composition
505 Communications semantics for WSBPEL Processes
531 On Extending Semantic Matchmaking to Include Preconditions and Effects
534 Efficient XML Processing based on Literal Representation in Distributed SOA Computing Environment
558 Towards Scalable Web Service Composition With Partial Matches
562 Using User Interface Design to Bootstrap Service Indentification
566 Exploiting Semantics for Analyzing and Verifying Business Rules in Web Services Composition and Contracting
567 On Synchronizing with Web Service Evolution
574 Multimedia Content Provisioning using Service Oriented Architectures
577 Understanding Internet Video Sharing Site Workload: A View from Data Center Design
579 Semantic and Syntactic Data Flow in Web Service Composition
583 A Temporal Data-Mining Approach for Discovering End-to-End Transaction Flows
611 A Context-driven Content Adaptation Planner for Improving Mobile Internet Accessibility
627 A Framework for the Semantic Composition of Web Services Handling User Constraints
661 A Dependable Infrastructure for Cooperative Web Services Coordination
667 Towards verifying contract regulated service composition
681 Realizing an Open Ubiquitous Environment in a RESTful Way
688 A Theory of Role Composition
690 Automatically Determining Compatibility of Evolving Services
694 MashupAdvisor: A Recommendation Tool for Mashup Development
701 Discovering Reference Process Models by Mining Process Variants
728 A Formal Model of Human Workflow
747 A QoS-Oriented Reconfigurable Middleware For Self-Healing Web Services
748 A Faceted Classification Based Approach to Search and Rank Web APIs
749 A Trust Vector Approach to Service-Oriented Applications
760 High-Performance XML Parsing and Validation with Permutation Phrase Grammar Parsers
833 Emergency Response Framework for Aviation XML Services on MANET
839 Performance Modeling and Evaluation of the MPMS Packet Switching Fabric
874 Automatic Service Composition Based on Enhanced Service Dependency Graph
884 A Rule-based Approach for Availability of Web Service
889 A Survey and Evaluation of Web Services Security Performance Optimizations
898 Generalized Semantics-based Service Composition
902 Adaptive Quality Recommendation Mechanism for Software Service Provisioning
909 A Semantic QoS-Aware Discovery Framework for Web Services
910 Modeling and Discovery of Data Providing Services
911 Approaches to Improving Reliability in e-Engineering Framework
915 Service Level Agreement based Grid Scheduling
918 A Hybrid Integrated Architecture for Language Service Composition
919 An Adaptive Service Selection Approach to Service Composition
924 Extending WS-Notification with an Expressive Event Notification Broker

491 Orchestrating caGrid Services in Taverna
492 Towards Heuristic Web Services Composition Using Immune Algorithm
497 A Distributed Replication Strategy Evaluation and Selection Framework for Fault Tolerant Web Services
500 A Hybrid Approach to QoS-aware Service Composition
505 Communications semantics for WSBPEL Processes
531 On Extending Semantic Matchmaking to Include Preconditions and Effects
534 Efficient XML Processing based on Literal Representation in Distributed SOA Computing Environment
558 Towards Scalable Web Service Composition With Partial Matches
562 Using User Interface Design to Bootstrap Service Indentification
566 Exploiting Semantics for Analyzing and Verifying Business Rules in Web Services Composition and Contracting
567 On Synchronizing with Web Service Evolution
574 Multimedia Content Provisioning using Service Oriented Architectures
577 Understanding Internet Video Sharing Site Workload: A View from Data Center Design
579 Semantic and Syntactic Data Flow in Web Service Composition
583 A Temporal Data-Mining Approach for Discovering End-to-End Transaction Flows
611 A Context-driven Content Adaptation Planner for Improving Mobile Internet Accessibility
627 A Framework for the Semantic Composition of Web Services Handling User Constraints
661 A Dependable Infrastructure for Cooperative Web Services Coordination
667 Towards verifying contract regulated service composition
681 Realizing an Open Ubiquitous Environment in a RESTful Way
688 A Theory of Role Composition
690 Automatically Determining Compatibility of Evolving Services
694 MashupAdvisor: A Recommendation Tool for Mashup Development
701 Discovering Reference Process Models by Mining Process Variants
728 A Formal Model of Human Workflow
747 A QoS-Oriented Reconfigurable Middleware For Self-Healing Web Services
748 A Faceted Classification Based Approach to Search and Rank Web APIs
749 A Trust Vector Approach to Service-Oriented Applications
760 High-Performance XML Parsing and Validation with Permutation Phrase Grammar Parsers
833 Emergency Response Framework for Aviation XML Services on MANET
839 Performance Modeling and Evaluation of the MPMS Packet Switching Fabric
874 Automatic Service Composition Based on Enhanced Service Dependency Graph
884 A Rule-based Approach for Availability of Web Service
889 A Survey and Evaluation of Web Services Security Performance Optimizations
898 Generalized Semantics-based Service Composition
902 Adaptive Quality Recommendation Mechanism for Software Service Provisioning
909 A Semantic QoS-Aware Discovery Framework for Web Services
910 Modeling and Discovery of Data Providing Services
911 Approaches to Improving Reliability in e-Engineering Framework
915 Service Level Agreement based Grid Scheduling
918 A Hybrid Integrated Architecture for Language Service Composition
919 An Adaptive Service Selection Approach to Service Composition
924 Extending WS-Notification with an Expressive Event Notification Broker

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ICWS 2008 PC Chairs

If you have already submitted your papers, you will have one more week to polish your current versions.

Best regards,

Ming-Chien, Jinpeng, Munindar, Fabio, Meichun, and Jia
ICWS 2008 PC Chairs

If you have already submitted your papers, you will have one more week to polish your current versions.

Best regards,

Ming-Chien, Jinpeng, Munindar, Fabio, Meichun, and Jia
ICWS 2008 PC Chairs

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