MIT Press / IEEE Intelligent Systems / Agent Technology Group / Nokia / Nokia Venture Partners / AAAI Press / McIllraith S.A. / Web Services / Microsoft / /
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United States / /
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FDA Phase / /
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Carnegie Mellon University / Stanford University / Nokia Research Center / /
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dedicated computing machinery / primitive services / Web content / wireless communication devices / software agents / Web ontology language OWL / Web ontologies / physical devices / Web -based Web Service techniques / Web Service ontology / invocation protocol / personal computing / Web Service / oil / Web approach / ad hoc networking technologies / wireless computing devices / software systems / software agent / wireless nature / goal-oriented software entities / Web techniques / Web Working Symposium / Web Meets Ubiquitous Computing Ubiquitous Computing / ad hoc networks / gadget technology / Web Consortium / lower-level services / Internet Computing / Web Service providers / Web / Web -based systems / services / Internet Protocol / Web-accessible computer program / agent services / software program / Web technologies / pervasive computing capabilities / Web Service architectures / individual devices / aggregate services / wireless devices / service Web sites / /
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Upper Saddle River / /
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MIT / Nokia Ventures Organization / W3C / Stanford University / Carnegie Mellon University / Nokia Mobile Phones / /
Person
Deborah McGuinness / Michael Mahan / Katia Sycara / Mark Adler / Recommendation / /
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Acknowledgements The author / Candidate / /
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IPv6 / /
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Java / /
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Scientific American / IEEE Intelligent Systems / Communications of the ACM / /
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Stanford University / /
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IPv6 / wireless devices / DAML / ad hoc networking technologies / IP / then using Semantic Web technologies / Mobile Phones / Plug and Play / 3.1 Semantic Discovery Semantic gadget technology / invocation protocol / artificial intelligence / Java / same technology / Semantic Web technologies / HTTP / Resource Description Framework / RDF / /
Serendipitous Interoperability Ora Lassila∗ Abstract This article will discuss issues of interoperability of Web Services. Semantic Web technologies, when applied to current Web Service architectures, will enable true