Responsibility Aspects in Service Engineering for e‐Government
Christophe Feltus, Abdelaziz Khadraoui, Anastasiya Yurchyshyna, Michel Léonard, Éric Dubois · 2012
The stake of the service engineering for e-Government is not to implement an application, a Web service or a combination of Web services: it is to build an information system for e-Government, which is much more complex. Service orientation is currently considered as a promising paradigm to deal with the complexity of information systems. The responsibility dimension of the stakeholders involved in services must be clarified and measured. This chapter sketches the proposed approach for the specification of services integrating the responsibility dimension. Next, it presents the ontological layer of this approach, the organizational layer, the informational layer, the technical layer and the responsibility dimension. The specification of responsibility dimension allows us to clarify who is responsible for what data? Who can access the data? For this task, it is necessary to have interoperability between some sets of concepts from each domain of each service. Controlled Vocabulary Terms extranets; file servers