Model driven operational solution

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Authors: Stefano Tinella, Dag Karlsen, Frank Lillehagen, Michael W. Smith
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Abstract

The User Environment Portal Server (UEPS) is a software platform implementing the Model-Driven Operational Solution. UEPS is also a Web-based context management system extending the enterprise portal paradigm. UEPS is generated from knowledge models. The main purpose of UEPS is to provide an intermediate layer through which end-users can interact with the Intelligent Infrastructure. While the Intelligent Infrastructure provides for bridging gaps among methodologies, delivery approaches, and continuous business solutions, UEPS focuses on operational aspects. If we must expect complex problems to require complex solutions, then simplicity is a key goal when implementing a complex software infrastructure. From the end-user’s point of view, the aim is to generate contextual and usable user interfaces. This paper discusses what is meant by UEPS, its implementation of the Model-Driven Operational Solution, the latest results being delivered by UEPS in EXTERNAL IST-1999-10091, and the goals for UEPS in MAESTRO IST-2003-xxxxx. The Intelligent Infrastructure in EXTERNAL is a first platform for managing distributed, modelgenerated workplaces, as well as for managing the concurrent development of models and meta-models, and the associated methodologies and customer solutions. The Intelligent Infrastructure in MAESTRO, which inherits the capabilities of the one in EXTERNAL, focuses on the next generation of the Model-Driven Operational Solution. This paper focuses on the UEPS architecture, on its integration with the Intelligent Infrastructure, and on the services provided. How do active knowledge models drive the operational solutions?

Fields of Study & Subjects

Simulation Techniques and Applications Business Process Modeling and Analysis

Publication details

Journal / source
Concurrent Engineering, Volume 1: Enhanced Interoperable Systems
Publisher
CRC Press
Pages
695–702
Publication date
11 February 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Book chapter