Web & Social Media Analytics Previous Year Question Paper.pdf
Iv 3 Iess2010 Ay Wo Final
1. Towards an Ontology-based Approach for
Creating Sustainable Services
Anastasiya Yurchyshyna
Wanda Opprecht
IESS 1.0: 1st Intl Conference on Exploring Services Science / 17-19 Feb 2010 / Geneva, CH
2. Outline
1. Trends and challenges for creating sustainable services
2. Related research: services, ontologies, sustainability
3. Towards conceptualising sustainable services:
Information kernel: identification and usage-based validation
Co-creation of information kernel VS Sustainability of services
Sustainable service: definition
4. Services-based development of the Cross-pollination space
5. Perspectives and future research
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3. Challenges for Creating Sustainable Services
Service orientation of technology, economy and business
Knowledge society and ITC
Sustainable development
Rich semantics and understanding of the environment/system to be modelled
Creating sustainable services
Multi-axis and transdisciplinary approach for supporting creating of sustainable services
Analysis of the complementary nature of design principles: service modelling, semantic
aspects of knowledge representations, use of domain ontologies, sustainability
Conceptual approach for developing the information kernel of services
Cross-pollination space
IESS 1.0: 1st Intl Conference on Exploring Services Science / 17-19 Feb 2010 / Geneva, CH
4. Related Research
Services , ontologies, sustainability
Service orientation at different layers
• Information-driven, customer-centric, productivity-focused, digital orientation and
creation of new domains (e.g. e-government, e-collaboration, etc.)
Ontologies: towards increasing the semantics of services
• Integrating domain, usage and context knowledge by knowledge bases, ontologies
• Knowledge actionalising
Sustainability: trans-disciplinary economic, social, environmental, IT aspects
• Information and its content as sustainability criteria
• Conceptualising of sustainable services by its excellence
• Cognitive aspects of the exchanged information
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5. Towards conceptualising sustainable services
? Understanding, not yet definition
Sustainable services :
are capable to adapt to their environment;
to dynamically integrate the ever-changing conditions of this environment;
are sustainably coherent with its evolving challenges
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6. Towards conceptualising sustainable services
Information kernel: identification and usage-based validation
Three-level ontological model
knowledge A
actionalising H shared H «created»
«own domain»
by usage and
concepts
validation
• conceptual model of exchanged B G
F
knowledge,
• concretises services semantics;
• is based on shared concepts, C
roles, business rules and integrity E
«information «end-user
constraints of the service;
kernel» D semantics»
• ensures the coherence of all D usage concepts
service activities. concepts
consistency of
initial knowledge bases
services-related activities are based on knowledge bases;
the results of these activities are capitalised and integrated into services.
IESS 1.0: 1st Intl Conference on Exploring Services Science / 17-19 Feb 2010 / Geneva, CH
7. Towards conceptualising sustainable services
Co-creation of information kernel VS Sustainability of services
Development of information kernel of services is dynamically validated by services usage
Services are tools for Services contribute to co-creation of environment
knowledge actionalising where such actionalising is elaborated
Services are both the tools and the environment of co-creation and usage
IESS 1.0: 1st Intl Conference on Exploring Services Science / 17-19 Feb 2010 / Geneva, CH
8. Towards conceptualising sustainable services
Sustainable Service: definition
Services are both the tools and the environment of co-creation and usage:
capable to adapt to their environment;
dynamically integrate the ever-changing conditions of this environment;
sustainably coherent with its evolving challenges
dynamically built on its information kernel that relies on domain, legal and knowledge
ontologies and defines the semantics of services;
capitalise tacit knowledge related to the usage of services;
imply the usage-based validation;
ensure the transdisciplinarity – of ontologies, practices, actors and types of knowledge
def One of?
Sustainable services
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9. Services-based development of the
Cross-pollination space 1/2
CPS: platform for enabling the creation of new domain services
Aspects of CPS information kernel:
• static (classes and relationships);
• dynamic (transactions);
• reglementary (integrity rules);
• responsibility (actors, roles).
CPS is enabled by a set of protocols
defined at several levels:
• between ontologies and actors,
• between groups of actors,
• between activities and missions,
• etc.
IESS 1.0: 1st Intl Conference on Exploring Services Science / 17-19 Feb 2010 / Geneva, CH
10. Services-based development of the
Cross-pollination space 2/2
CPS: summarizes activities of idea generation
Ongoing work!
Execution: collaborative edition of an article, of a white paper or of a mission statement, etc.
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11. Perspectives and Future Research
Ontology-based approach for developing sustainable services:
development of the information kernel;
definition of sustainable services and identification of their essential characteristics;
conceptual methodology of its implementation in form of a CPS
Challenges and ongoing works:
ongoing work: practical implementation and use cases;
theoretical homogenization of sustainable services in the context of SSME;
integrating the results of the usage-based validation;
implementing CPS as a tool for idea creation process for trans-disciplinary research teams
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12. Thank you for your attention!
Thank you for your attention!
Anastasiya Yurchyshyna
Anastasiya.Yurchyshyna@unige.ch
Wanda Opprecht
Wanda.Opprecht@unige.ch
IESS 1.0: 1st Intl Conference on Exploring Services Science / 17-19 Feb 2010 / Geneva, CH