Application Awareness
According to the Evaluator Group, lifecycle data management needs application awareness. In other words, data services don't operate well in a vacuum.
This often applies to information services as well. If someone asks whether it is going to rain at a particular location on a particular day, the weather forecaster can respond more accurately and appropriately to this query if he knows the purpose of the enquiry - do you want to run a garden fete or land a helicopter full of VIPs?
This is supported by the concept of Differentiated Service. The context helps to determine the semantics and expectations of the enquiry.
This often applies to information services as well. If someone asks whether it is going to rain at a particular location on a particular day, the weather forecaster can respond more accurately and appropriately to this query if he knows the purpose of the enquiry - do you want to run a garden fete or land a helicopter full of VIPs?
This is supported by the concept of Differentiated Service. The context helps to determine the semantics and expectations of the enquiry.
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