ASP strategies and solutions for eProcurement processes offered by an eMarket

Klueber, Roland

doi:10.1109/hicss.2002.994343

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“…They usually deliver www.elsevier.com/locate/dsw Information & Management 42 (2005) 1067-1080 services through the Internet and coordinate with network providers, hosting services, software vendors, and consultants. The key motivation to utilize ASP services is to reduce the cost of purchasing, installing, and maintaining software and related hardware [20,29].…”

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An exploratory study into factors of service quality for application service providers

Tadisina

2005

Information & Management

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An exploratory study into factors of service quality for application service providers

Tadisina

2005

Information & Management

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“…Further, there is the convenience of scalable and demand driven usage which includes seamless, imperceptible upgrades and guaranteed service levels as agreed that is convenient in reengineering projects (Klueber, 2002).…”

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“…Organisations can either buy expensive e-procurement software packages which can be hosted and managed in house or rent e-procurement services from an Application Service Provider (ASP), thus saving costs and receiving high quality services (Klueber, 2002).…”

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Security of E-Procurement Transactions in Supply Chain Reengineering

Stephens¹,

Valverde²

2013

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With the rapid rise of Business to Business (B2B) transactions over the internet and the increasing use of e-procurement solutions by large organizations for purchasing, there is a need to reengineer current legacy supply chain management systems in order to integrate them with modern e-procurement systems. Although there is a great deal of research in the area of integration with e-procurement systems, there is little attention for security aspect of this integration that responds to the need for accurate and secure information exchange has become essential to doing business. Security is a consistent and growing problem for e-commerce and procurement solutions. As the number and frequency of security violations continues to rise, there is a corresponding dependence on information technology to drive business value, which in turn increases the importance and criticality of transaction data. The result is an increasing demand for secure e-procurement transactions to ensure the confidentiality, integrity and availability of data. Secure transactions are essential if organizations are to fully realize the benefits of e-procurement which include increased productivity, lower purchasing pricing, streamlined processes, reduced order fulfillment time and greater budgetary control; all of which can contribute to increasing an organization's competitive advantage. This research is a case study which evaluates the security of transactions for the integration of an e-procurement solution in a large organization. It addresses both business and technological issues by examining the current threat model, security policies, system architecture, and security controls that have been implemented to ensure data integrity and confidentiality. Finally, a new model will be proposed for reengineering projects that require the integration of e-procurement systems which includes recommendations for improvements that will be benchmarked against common security designed principles.

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“…The ASP often provides limited consulting, implementation and customization of services. The nature of a pure ASP offering is software that is freely obtainable on the market and thus available directly to the ASP customer for procurement and implementation [11] . Enterprise may devote its resource to core business by applying ASP mode.…”

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Research on networked manufacturing system for reciprocating pump industry

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Networked manufacturing is a trend of reciprocating pump industry. According to the enterprises' requirement, the architecture of networked manufacturing system for reciprocating pump industry was proposed, which composed of infrastructure layer, system management layer, application service layer and user layer. Its main functions included product data management, ASP service, business management, and customer relationship management, its physics framework was a multi-tier internet-based model; the concept of ASP service integration was put forward and its process model was also established. As a result, a networked manufacturing system aimed at the characteristics of reciprocating pump industry was built. By implementing this system, reciprocating pump industry can obtain a new way to fully utilize their own resources and enhance the capabilities to respond to the global market quickly.

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ASP strategies and solutions for eProcurement processes offered by an eMarket

Cited by 4 publications

References 18 publications

An exploratory study into factors of service quality for application service providers

An exploratory study into factors of service quality for application service providers

Security of E-Procurement Transactions in Supply Chain Reengineering

Research on networked manufacturing system for reciprocating pump industry

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