A Design Blueprint for Virtual Organizations in a Service Oriented Landscape
Wajeeha Khalil, Erich Schikuta

TL;DR
This paper proposes a standardized design blueprint for building Virtual Organizations within a Service-Oriented Architecture, emphasizing requirement analysis and a reference architecture to support diverse technological paradigms.
Contribution
It introduces a two-phase standardization process including requirement analysis and a reference architecture for Virtual Organizations, accommodating paradigm shifts and technological diversity.
Findings
Developed a requirement analysis pattern for VO components
Created a generic framework based on Everything-as-a-Service
Proposed a two-phase standardization process
Abstract
"United we stand, divided we fall" is a well known saying. We are living in the era of virtual collaborations. Advancement on conceptual and technological level has enhanced the way people communicate. Everything-as-a-Service once a dream, now becoming a reality. Problem nature has also been changed over the time. Today, e-Collaborations are applied to all the domains possible. Extensive data and computing resources are in need and assistance from human experts is also becoming essential. This puts a great responsibility on Information Technology (IT) researchers and developers to provide generic platforms where user can easily communicate and solve their problems. To realize this concept, distributed computing has offered many paradigms, e.g. cluster, grid, cloud computing. Virtual Organization (VO) is a logical orchestration of globally dispersed resources to achieve common goals.…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCollaboration in agile enterprises · Distributed and Parallel Computing Systems · Service-Oriented Architecture and Web Services
