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the customer represents his desired needs with the assistant agent. After that, these
desired needs will be represented graphically and this representation will be trans-
formed into a BPCS file. In the second phase, the BPCS file will be transferred to
MAS. After that, the MAS treats all information contained in BPCS file and assigns a
set of agents to start the discovery of similar services described in the BPCS file.
After the discovery, the MAS makes a classification of the discovered services based
on their Qos degrees. In the third phase, as a result of the classification of services.
The MAS compose all elected services to construct the BP. So, our MAS allows
consumers to build their business process from existing cloud services to meet their
requirements.
In this work, some details of business process construction are not discussed due to
the paper limitation. So, several perspectives results from this work: (1) Development
of a framework of the proposed model. (2) We intend to evaluate the effectiveness of
our approach by applying it on a concrete case study. (3) Add other criteria for select-
ing services to best meet customer requirements. (4) Evaluate different concept of
matching between our model and other models.
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