1. Tomaž Špeh SURS TF SERV, Luxembourg, 14.-15.4.2016
How to build a list of planned and running services as candidates for Phase 3 of SERV ESSNet SCFE WP 4 “Identification of re-usable services”
Tomaž Špeh
SURS
TF SERV,
Luxembourg,

2. ESSNet WP 4 “Identification of re-usable services and analysis of requirements” (planned delivery )
Report: Initial list of services that are candidates for re-use in ESS. The document shall contain an initial cost/benefit analysis of re-use for each of those services. (Planned Delivery: Dec 2016).
Report: Analysis of functional and technical requirements of 1 selected service candidate in more (at least 3) ESS Members. The document shall contain a complete list of requirements with their priorities and evaluate the similarities and differences of requirements among the ESS Members. (Planned Delivery: Dec 2017).

3. Criteria for shared services candidates
How to foresee/estimate reuse? NSI and international level
The role of investment planning? NSI and international level,
How to measure cost and benefit and consider these in different countries?
Prioritisation factors for service reusability?
The services should have the appropriate level of granularity.
A formal definition for "what is a service".

4. Building a list of services

5. Candidate services maped to GSBPM

6. 12.4.2016 ATTRACTIVENESS Usability Operability Quality
Success usage in other NSI
Number of interested NSI‘s
Learnability
Flexibility
Accessability
Context conformity
Controlability
Transparency
Metadata driven
Appropriateness
Recognisability
Ease of use
Technical accessibility
Compliance
Maturity (methodological and technical)

7. Functional suitability CSPA compliance
ACHIEVABILITY
Production ready
Functional suitability
CSPA compliance
Suitability
Accuracy
Interoperability
Security
Compliance
Security
Integrability
Documented
Architecture compliant
Confidentiality
Integrity
Availability
Non-repudiation
Accountability
Authenticity
Compliance
Service statelessness
Capacity
API based
Implementation complexity
Localisation
Testability
Transferability (portability, adaptability, instalability, compliance)
Compatibility (replaceability, co-existence, interoperability, compliance)
Configurability level
Wrapping capability
Scalability
Modularity

8. 12.4.2016 AFFORDABILITY Legal Reliability Service costs
Maintainability
Compliance
Maturity
Fault tolerance
Recoverability
Compliance
Development costs
Reuse costs
Service setup
Service support
Versioning
Modularity
Reusability
Analyzability
Changeability
Modification stability
Testability
Compliance

9. Topics for discussion
Review and feedback organisation (TF, ESS Net, which deliverables, level of detail, SCFE wiki access for TF)
Current and additional candidate service list
Statistical service definition – granularity issue
Which information adequate describe service within services list
Cost-benefit model ideas
Questionnaire distribution