A Variability Model for Template Personalization in Mobile Prosumer Environments

Mobile prosumer environments describe situations in which non-expert users have the possibility to create and provide their own services to others in mobility. In this paper we study the degree of variability that enables a service personalization for prosumer users and its implications regarding creation flexibility and domain adaptation. Our main contribution is the definition of a variability model by the consideration of variability points and the dependencies among them, which enrich the service personalization process, occurred during the service creation and provision phases in prosumer environments. As validation of our approach, we implement this model in a use case of mobile service creation for hospital pharmacy.