MOSES (Cardellini et al. 2012) is proposed as a methodology to support QoS-driven adaptation of service-oriented systems.
In short, context awareness technology is associated with control, automation, optimization, and management, as well as with the adaptation of services.
We can see this boosted confidence again with increased adaptation of services like Acorns, which make saving and investing automated, and Robinhood, which makes stock-trading decisions free and mistakes less significant.
Based on a user profile, WBIS are able to behave according the particular needs of people through the intelligent adaptation of services, content, navigation interfaces, and many more factors.
3. Progress in harmonizing legislation was not in line with the adaptation of services to address the protection of child and adolescent rights.
Efforts to guarantee pregnant women's access to health services now focus on the cultural adaptation of services, which begins with a change of attitude on the part of health professionals.
As such there is likely to be considerable heterogeneity in the specific risk profile and health care needs of regional communities, requiring adaptation of services at their local level.
It has been also noted that a positive factor of decentralization is that, theoretically, it involves the community in the promotion and management of services, allowing a simplification of procedures, facilitating the purchase of supplies and equipment, adaptation of services to local needs and improving HR administration, with greater accountability.
Culturally competent health care is defined " as one that acknowledges and incorporates at all levels the importance of culture, assessment of cross-cultural relations, vigilance toward the dynamics that result from cultural differences, expansion of cultural knowledge, and adaptation of services to meet culturally unique needs" (from Betancourt et al. 2003, p 294 [ 9]).
