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House Management System (HMS) is an architecture designed for home automation, which aims to structure the integration of computer programs to control electronic devices through the Internet from mobile devices. Feitosa Jr. et al. (2010) developed an implementation of this architecture using the Java platform, but concluded that the control of electronic devices from different manufacturers and the communication with devices using networks computer technologies distinct require a large implementation effort, if followed the guidelines of the architecture. In this context, this paper describes adaptations in this architecture that allow a bigger openness to facilitate the integration between eletronic devices and distinct network technologies. It also presents implementation details to prove the viability of these adjustments

HMS: UMA ARQUITETURA PARA AUTOMAÇÃO RESIDENCIAL ABERTA INDEPENDENTE DE TECNOLOGIA DE REDE