Agent-based e-commerce in case of mass customization

Information systems in supply chain integration and management

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“…Sarkis and Sundararaj (2002) discuss how brokeringÕs role and practice needs to evolve with evolving organizational forms and supporting tools, technologies, and mechanisms needed to implement e-commerce. Also, Turowski (2002) explained how agent-based e-commerce could support the development of a system for customization. More research is required to develop an agent-based modelling to enhance the effectiveness of brokering in SCM.…”

Multikonferenz Wirtschaftsinformatik 2010

“…However, the respective standards have significant deficits regarding the negotiation of agreements and are often little more than an electronic catalogue from which a customer can select and order goods. This may be appropriate to many scenarios, but other ones certainly require more sophisticated mechanisms to computationally negotiate, e.g., price, quality and delivery terms of a purchase order (Turowski 2002). The work at hand closes that gap by providing a novel XML communication framework for multiple issue negotiation which incorporates standardized business documents and allows for interaction between human as well as software agents.…”

Object-oriented XML document meta-model for B2B collaborations

“…Kumar and Zhao (2002) suggested an XML-based routing language (XRL) for work flow support for electronic commerce applications. Turowski (2002) proposed an approach to support distributed, logically integrated intercompany business processes by applying agent and XML technology. Tserng and Lin (2003) built an automatic communication environment Object-oriented XML document meta-model for B2B collaborations 813…”