Kharwat, 1991 - Google Patents
Computer simulation: an important tool in the fast-food industryKharwat, 1991
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- 11182540446736342950
- Author
- Kharwat A
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- Publication venue
- 1991 Winter Simulation Conference Proceedings.
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Abstract Service-Oriented Computing (SOC) was introduced some years ago as a paradigm that allows companies to expose their core competencies as services. Yet, we can only benefit from the full potential of SOC if we explore the possibility of composing services. In …
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