1. Themes for the future... Simple complex systems Well behaved systems
Automatic set-up
Self-configuration
Self-management
Technical security
Technical trust
Dependability
Robustness
Adaptability
Context awareness
Autonomous behaviour
Automatic service selection and composition
Desired emergence
Self-managed applications
Adaptable to context
Semantic composition
Reasoning on situations
Open source software
Social security and trust
User privacy and security
Survivability
Prevent misuse
Complexity is unavoidable
Size is complexity
Intelligence creates complexity
Complex is not complicated
Community oriented services
Services adapted to
Roles,
Responsibilities
Policies
Workflows
Incremental composition
Multimodal interfaces
Application tailoring
Usability testing
Striking the balance
User Interfaces
Development support for services and embedded systems
analysis,
design,
implementation,
test and validation,
operation
Heterogeneity
Scalability
Reusability
Interoperability
Simple complex systems
Well behaved systems
Reliable systems
Easy engineering
Socially acceptable
From user groups
Autonomic systems
User in control
Contact:
Geir Horn
Skype: geirhorn
G. Horn: Themes for the future... (Position statement)
Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future.
Niels Bohr, Danish physicist ( )