Another of the architectural concerns arising from a technology-centered approach to service-architecture is that almost all of the attention is on service-execution and service-choreography, with little left over to assess what happens next. The service may be complete at that point from the requester’s perspective, but not to the service-provider; there’s often still a fair amount of work that needs to be done after the nominal service-request ends.
The first of these is the provision of the service-performance ...
