Towards an iterative maintainability Web service model for effective mobile healthcare delivery
Adeoye Olamide Olayinka, Sanjay Misra, Olaniyi Olayemi Mikail, Aliyu Ahmed · 2013
Web services are key component of software engineering design due to its inherent merits such as portability, testability and maintainability. It serves as a means of exchanging information over the Internet across several platforms, programs and protocols. However, Web services are problematic to measure, control, and manage. The problem of maintainability is prevalent in the software industry and does not leave out the web services. However, certain models have been proposed for software maintainability. In this paper, we propose an iterative maintainability web service process model for effective mobile health care delivery in Niger state, Nigeria. The model would further be enhanced using the open shortest path Dijikstra algorithm to locate the closest healthcare facility and validated using the Cloud Network platform. Google Cloud will be used for easier DBMS and model deployment.