From Mashups to Telco Mashups: A Survey
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Given their increasing popularity and novel requirements and characteristics, telco mashups deserve an analysis that goes beyond what's available for mashups in general. Here, the authors cluster telco services into different types, analyze their features, derive a telco mashup reference architecture, and survey how well existing mashup tools can respond to these mashups' novel needs.
- Chemnitz University of Technology Germany
- Polytechnic University of Milan Italy
- Universidad Politécnica de Madrid Spain
- University of Trento Italy
- University of Bolton United Kingdom
Architecture; Architecture Overview Diagram; Computer Conferencing; Emerging Technologies; Service Architecture; Web-based services; Web-based interaction; teleconferencing, and videoconferencing; Architecture; Architecture Overview Diagram.; Computer conferencing; Emerging technologies; Miscellaneous; Services Architectures; teleconferencing; Web-based interaction; Web-based services; Computer Networks and Communications
Architecture; Architecture Overview Diagram; Computer Conferencing; Emerging Technologies; Service Architecture; Web-based services; Web-based interaction; teleconferencing, and videoconferencing; Architecture; Architecture Overview Diagram.; Computer conferencing; Emerging technologies; Miscellaneous; Services Architectures; teleconferencing; Web-based interaction; Web-based services; Computer Networks and Communications
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