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A Review and Comparison of Service E-Contract Architecture Metamodels
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2015
Lecture Notes in Computer Science
An adaptive service e-contract is an electronic agreement which is required to enable adaptive or agile service sourcing and provisioning. There are a number of e-contract metamodels that can be used to create a context specic adaptive service e-contract. The challenge is which one to choose and adopt for adaptive services. This paper presents a review and comparison of well-known e-contract metamodels using the architecture theory. The architecture theory allows the analysis of the e-contract
doi:10.1007/978-3-319-26561-2_69
fatcat:3hciuqazw5devgvon3ep2kbtc4