Modelling Internetware Community with Social Roles
The prevailing of social computing and online services has brought both challenges and opportunities.For service providers to better understand the potential needs of service users,their social roles and positions should be modeled and analyzed to reflect the users’ needs and preferences as using the provided services.In this paper,we set out from a conceptual modeling framework for social-role based online community behavior,explain how such a model can be used in representing the stakeholders/ players’ goals,obligations and choices in an Internetwarebased service community.Then we can reason about the different environment expectation to different roles,and behavioral pattern bring about by the different expectations,conflicts between roles and gaps between requirements and the current system behavior.In the Internetware setting,software entities should be able to detect the social environmental changes and adapt to collaborate dynamically for specific needs,by playing different roles when they are working.This paper models Internetware using social roles and uses the model to better understand the behavior of Internetware.
Internetware requirement engineering social role
Qing Zhou Lin Liu Junjun Sun
School of Software Tsinghua University Beijing,China
国际会议
长沙
英文
187-190
2013-10-23（万方平台首次上网日期，不代表论文的发表时间）