@inproceedings {SchneiderBunseSchmid07,
editor={Daniel Schneider and Christian Bunse and Klaus Schmid},
title={Towards Adaptive Service Engineering},
publisher={ - Software Engineering Institute (SEI)},
editor={Grace A. Lewis and Dennis B. Smith},
booktitle={Proceedings of the International Workshop on the Foundations of Service-Oriented Architecture (FSOA '07) at the 3rd International Conference on Interoperability of Enterprise Software and Applications (I-ESA '07)},
year={2007},
pages={33-38},
abstract={Technical systems are increasingly becoming an imminent part of human life. A growing trend is that systems are embedded in technical devices and working continuously without human intervention. However, this implies that these systems run for a long time without human control. As the environment changes, the systems need to adapt themselves. One approach to address these challenges is the use of service-oriented development paradigms. This paper highlights the challenges and research issues in the context of engineering adaptable, service-oriented systems. Challenges are identified based on the development plane they might appear in (i.e., service-, application-, and infrastructure engineering). We finish by discussing in detail the expected benefits and open research issues.}
}