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Interface Design
When designing interface services from the ground up, it is helpful to categorize them according to a set of preexisting service models. These models establish a proposed context and boundary within which the service can be modeled. Common service models include application services, entity-centric business services, and task-centric business services. These establish the utility-centric, entity-centric, and task-centric service contexts, respectively.
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