MBI FRAMEWORK EXTENSION TOWARDS CLOUD SERVICE IMPROVEMENT FROM CONSUMER PERSPECTIVE
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Abstract
Cloud computing is changing the way that organizations utilize IT resources with a corresponding impact on the role of IT management. To help organizations with managing their business informatics, Management of Business Informatics (MBI) framework has been developed. The problem was that this framework did not explicitly reflect managing cloud services from cloud service consumer perspective and specifically did not address managing of cloud service improvement from consumer perspective. Therefore, analysis of MBI framework was performed from cloud service consumer viewpoint to design extension of MBI framework towards cloud service improvement management. Proposal of MBI framework extension in an output of research process according to Design Science Research Methodology and its evaluation approach is based on methodology for the design and implementation of case studies for scientific purposes and on descriptive evaluation method using scenario.
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| Authors | Karkošková, Soňa ; |
| Journal | international journal for quality research |
| Year | 2017 |
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Medicine
Engineering (General). Civil engineering (General)
Information technology
Technology
Science (General)
Science
management. industrial management
telecommunication
applied optics. photonics
communication. mass media
electronic computers. computer science
geology
geography. anthropology. recreation
cybernetics
information theory
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