Search for dissertations about: "service architectures"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 78 swedish dissertations containing the words service architectures.
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1. Workplace Learning in Interactive Service Work: Coming to Practice Differently in the Connected Service Encounter
Abstract : We increasingly live in a world where human and digital work and activities are intertwined in so-called digital networks, which implies changes to the skills demanded by human labour. Traditionally, the professional encounter between a service provider and a customer, client or learner has been conceptualised as ‘a game between people’, with little interference from technologies of any sort. READ MORE
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2. Architectures for Service Differentiation in Overloaded Internet Servers
Abstract : Web servers become overloaded when one or several server resources such as network interface, CPU and disk become overutilized. Server overload leads to low server throughput and long response times experienced by the clients. Traditional server design includes only marginal or no support for overload protection. READ MORE
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3. Dynamic Software Architectures
Abstract : Software architecture is a software engineering discipline that provides notations and processes for high-level partitioning of systems' responsibilities early in the software design process. This thesis is concerned with a specific subclass of systems, systems with a dynamic software architecture. READ MORE
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4. Intelligent Goods : Characteristics and Architectures
Abstract : The transports of goods are continuously increasing in many regions, for instance within Europe. Often goods travel through many different countries, using several transport modes and involving a number of different actors. READ MORE
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5. Cognitive Radio Networks : Elements and Architectures
Abstract : As mobility and computing becomes ever more pervasive in society and business, the non-optimal use of radio resources has created many new challenges for telecommunication operators. Usage patterns of modern wireless handheld devices, such as smartphones and surfboards, have indicated that the signaling traffic generated is many times larger than at a traditional laptop. READ MORE