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Fourth International Conference on Computer and Information Technology (CIT'04)
Managing E-Government IT Infrastructure: An Approach Combining Autonomic Computing and Awareness Based Collaboration
Wuhan, China
September 14-September 16
ISBN: 0-7695-2216-5
Jie Wang, Stanford University
Jian Cao, Shanghai JiaoTong University
James O. Leckie, Stanford University
ShenSheng Zhang, Shanghai JiaoTong University
Currently, most governments experience severe problems managing the large N tier, networked environment. While new IT technologies aiming at automating the deployment and maintenance of IT infrastructure are emerging, as manifested in the autonomic computing paradigm where the IT infrastructure and its components are self-managing, the technology alone still cannot solve the complex information system manageability problems for E-Government infrastructure. This paper proposes an information and knowledge management model that combines the benefit of autonomic computing system paradigm for self-managed infrastructure systems and an event-based awareness collaboration knowledge management approach for coordinating the infrastructure management processes. We hope it provides a more comprehensive guideline for managing E-Government information systems.
Citation:
Jie Wang, Jian Cao, James O. Leckie, ShenSheng Zhang, "Managing E-Government IT Infrastructure: An Approach Combining Autonomic Computing and Awareness Based Collaboration," cit, pp.998-1003, Fourth International Conference on Computer and Information Technology (CIT'04), 2004
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