Earl Cox - Chapel Hill NC, US Franco Negri - Columbia MD, US Todd Materazzi - Columbia MD, US Jason Bragg - Winter Park FL, US Michael Cormier - West Hartford CT, US
International Classification:
G06F015/173
US Classification:
709/223000
Abstract:
An eService management framework is described that ensures quality of eService based on both the knowledge about the business process model of an e-service and the knowledge about the infrastructure that supports the e-service. In this framework, multiple local service management systems are deployed, each of which manages a part of the infrastructure to ensure the performance of a local system and then reports corresponding performance status of each local system to a dispatcher. Based on the performance status information routed through the dispatcher stored in the global data repository by the local service management systems, a global eService management ensures the quality of the eService by managing the infrastructure based on the business process model of the eService.