Abstract: Implementations of the present disclosure include methods for provisioning services in a business network. In some implementations, methods include receiving data corresponding to a first service, receiving data corresponding to a second service, processing the data corresponding to the first service and the data corresponding to the second service using a computer-executable tool selected from a plurality of computer-executable tools to enable provisioning of a service using the business network, and the processing being performed in a situational modeling layer of a service provisioning framework, generating a kernel model corresponding to the service, the generating being performed in a kernel modeling layer of the service provisioning framework, and storing the kernel model in computer-readable memory.

Abstract: Implementations of the present disclosure include methods for lifecycle management of services provisioned in a business network that include actions of defining a service package associated with a service, the service package being a logical representation of the service and including a plurality of artifacts, storing the service package in computer-readable memory, defining a service lifecycle model associated with the service, the service lifecycle model including a plurality of states, storing the service lifecycle model in the computer-readable memory, determining that the service is in a first state, determining that a first set of provisioning activities has occurred, in response to determining that the first set of provisioning activities has occurred, transitioning the service lifecycle model from the first state to a second state, and updating the service lifecycle model in the computer readable memory.

Abstract: Implementations of the present disclosure include methods for provisioning services in a business network. In some implementations, methods include receiving data corresponding to a first service, receiving data corresponding to a second service, processing the data corresponding to the first service and the data corresponding to the second service using a computer-executable tool selected from a plurality of computer-executable tools to enable provisioning of a service using the business network, and the processing being performed in a situational modeling layer of a service provisioning framework, generating a kernel model corresponding to the service, the generating being performed in a kernel modeling layer of the service provisioning framework, and storing the kernel model in computer-readable memory.