Methodologies for Evaluating Investment in Electronic Data Interchange

Truong, Dothang

doi:10.4018/jeis.2005070104

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“…Reluctance of organizations to invest in electronic data interchange (EDI, Internet-based EDI, and XML/EDI) is largely due to their inability to assess the return on these investments. Truong (2005) identified prescriptive and evaluative methodologies for analyzing investment in EDI: non-financial methods, purely financial methods, and financial and strategic consideration methods. Janev et al (2009) discussed the challenges of expertise data integration and expert finding in modern organizations using an illustrative case study of a concrete research-intensive establishment, the Mihajlo Pupin Institute (MPI).…”

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A Knowledge-Based User Interface to Optimize Curriculum Utility in an E-Learning System

Fazlollahtabar

Muhammadzadeh

2012

International Journal of Enterprise Information Systems

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The Internet and the World Wide Web in particular provide a unique platform to connect learners with educational resources. Educational material in hypermedia formed in a Web-based educational system makes learning a task-driven process, motivating learners to explore alternative navigational paths through the domain knowledge and from different resources around the globe. Many researchers have focused on developing e-learning systems with personalized learning mechanisms to assist on-line Web-based learning and to adaptively provide learning paths. Although most personalized systems consider learner preferences, interests and browsing behaviors when providing personalized curriculum sequencing services, these systems usually neglect to consider whether learner ability and the difficulty level of the recommended curriculums are matched to each other. Therefore, the authors proposed approach is based on an integer program (IP) to optimize user curriculum accompanying with fuzzy logic approach which analyze the effective criteria by linguistic variables in a knowledge based system. The effectiveness of the proposed framework is shown by numerical illustrations which are inferenced from the designed user interface.

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A Knowledge-Based User Interface to Optimize Curriculum Utility in an E-Learning System

Fazlollahtabar

Muhammadzadeh

2012

International Journal of Enterprise Information Systems

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“…Relatively few studies take a deep insight into IOS adoption cost. Some close researches concern about evaluating the investment and value of EDI instead of IOS [7] [8].…”

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The Evaluation of Investment in Inter-Organizational Information System

Diao

2008

2008 4th International Conference on Wireless Communications, Networking and Mobile Computing

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Today Inter-Organizational Information System (IOS) provides supply chains with new opportunities to promote communication efficiency and create competitive advantage. However, IOS adoption is costly and time-consuming. Enterprises that are not well prepared may run a loss from the project. Therefore, the primary concern before IOS installation is at what cost the project is fulfilled to achieve the maximal profit. To address the problem, this paper sets up a two-player model based on the profit generated by IOS. The model helps companies determine the level of IOS investment that produces the best utility. Furthermore, after figuring out the optimal amount of investment, we work out a solution to the problem of cost sharing between trading partners with different power by applying Asymmetric Nash Bargaining Solution.

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Evaluation of Information Awareness and Understanding through Different Internal Communication Tools

Sedej

Mumel

2015

Advances in Business Information Systems and Analytics

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We are living at a time when change is the only constant in our lives. This is also true for organizations, which have to communicate these changes effectively to their employees. Internal communications are therefore increasingly garnering attention. In this regard, immense efforts should be made to create high levels of awareness and understanding about a new change project. Organizations use a variety of tools to communicate this information effectively. However, employee awareness and understanding can also vary on the choice of internal communications tools. This chapter presents the results of research carried out in Slovenia in 2012, where an experiment was conducted on 165 individuals. The individuals who took part in the experiment were exposed to information distributed through three different tools used in internal communications. Empirical data concerning the views of awareness and understanding of information according to the three internal communications tools are evaluated and presented.

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Methodologies for Evaluating Investment in Electronic Data Interchange

Cited by 3 publications

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A Knowledge-Based User Interface to Optimize Curriculum Utility in an E-Learning System

A Knowledge-Based User Interface to Optimize Curriculum Utility in an E-Learning System

The Evaluation of Investment in Inter-Organizational Information System

Evaluation of Information Awareness and Understanding through Different Internal Communication Tools

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