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Internet of Service: the Business Operating Environment of Crowd System

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With the rise of technologies such as artificial intelligence, cloud computing and big data, crowd science has achieved vigorous development. The research of the crowd system requires the mutual interaction between the mass underlying units to support, that is, the support of the business operation environment. Every unit is a single service unit, so at this time the business operating environment can be called the service Internet. Therefore, some related researches on the architecture, form, norms and nature of the service Internet have also been taken as important parts of the research of the crowd system. And they have gained extensive attention and in-depth exploration in the academic community. This paper analyzes the development and connection of crowd system and service Internet, and discusses the overall framework, ideas, key technologies and solutions for researching the service Internet architecture in the current complex environment.

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      ICCSE'19: Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Crowd Science and Engineering
      October 2019
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      3. crowd science and engineering
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