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together with the interactions between them have
been described in this chapter. We showed how
the cloud ontology is used as a template to create
clouds. Grouping Web Services in the clouds,
defining semantic goals (highly defined WS
requests), performing the matchmaking process
between goals and Web Services, creating static
and dynamic workflows and implementing them
using workflow engines have been explained.
Web Service validation within this model has
been clarified by defining the four types of Web
Service compliance to aid ontologies design at the
lowest possible level. We showed also how to split
the semantic annotation from an object to reduce
the need of using different services by assigning
this task to the validator component in the model.
Moreover, we listed the main outcomes that can
be gained from adopting this model in business
environments. Finally, prototype implementations
of the future will show the practicability of these
concepts.

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