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A framework for modeling availability of e-business systems

Kaâniche et al., 2001

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13564086241521966436
Author
Kaâniche M
Kanoun K
Rabah M
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Proceedings Tenth International Conference on Computer Communications and Networks (Cat. No. 01EX495)

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This paper defines a multi-level modeling framework for E-business system availability evaluation. It is based on two main steps:(1) hierarchical description of the system and its interactions with the users, from the functional and structural points of view; and (2) …
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