Enterprise Service Computing: From Concept to Deployment

By DE Editors

The newest book from the Idea Group (Hershey, PA) publishing imprint, Enterprise Service Computing: From Concept to Deployment, edited by Professor Robin G. Qiu, is now available.

Enterprise service computing has emerged as a new enterprise integration technology and implementation model that has potential in addressing enterprise systems integration challenges such as agility, performance, scalability, security, heterogeneity, and adaptability.  Significant research and development advancement has been achieved in enterprise computing, integration, and management.

Enterprise Service Computing: From Concept to Deployment presents the emerging service computing, or service-enabled computing, technologies currently used in integrating enterprise-wide and cross-enterprise applications. The topics covered range from concept development, system design, modeling, and development technologies, to the final deployment, providing both theoretical research results and practical applications.

“This book illustrates how enterprises can align information technology with their business goals,” says Professor Qiu.

Table of Contents:
Section 1:  Business Aspects of Enterprise Service Computing
Section 2:  Enterprise Service Computing: Requirements
Section 3:  Enterprise Service Computing: Modeling 
Section 4:  Enterprise Service Computing: Technologies 
Section 5:  Enterprise Service Computing: Formal Modeling

Price: $94.95 (hardcover, 300 pp); $79.95 (softcover); $63.96 (e-book) Visit idea-group.com/books for more information.

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