Abstract
With the advent of distributed technologies and related Integrated Development Environments (IDEs), business collaborations across the world irrespective of the platforms in which applications were built. The underlying technology is Web Services which is based on XML standard and the architecture is SOA (Service Oriented Architecture). Many SOA frameworks came in to existence. However, their primary focus is discovering, composition of services in order to make flexible service oriented distributed enterprise applications. Such systems without human expertise may be incomplete. To overcome this problem, this paper proposes techniques to collaborate services based software with human experts thus forming a knowledge- intensive and people centric web besides sharing and reusing software components in distributed environment. To achieve this, we propose a flexible and adaptive approach which facilitates software services and humans to collaborate using Web Services and its important standards like SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol), WSDL (Web Services Description Language) and UDDI (Universal Description Discovery Integration). This kind of human centric enterprise web has far reaching implications and it can attract the human experts to participate in rendering their best possible services. Interaction monitoring techniques that are adaptive thus realizing standards based people-centric systems. Index Terms: SOA, Web Services, human expertise provisioning, service adaptation
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