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Authors: Gustavo Alonso, Ulrich Fiedler, Claus Hagen, Aamaia Lazcano, Heiko Schult, Nathalie Weiler
Group: Communication Systems
Type: Inproceedings
Title: WISE: Business to business E-Commerce
Year: 1999
Month: March
Pub-Key: WISE99
Book Titel: 9th International Workshop on Research Issues on Data Engineering (RIDE-VE 99
Pages: 23-24
Abstract: Business to business is one of the most successful forms of electronic commerce. Until recently, however, given the significant effort and investment required to deploy the necessary technology, this form of electronic commerce was a prerogative of large enterprises with well established commercial links. Nowadays, the advent of the Internet and the proliferation of inexpensive computing power in the form of clusters of workstations or PCs has changed this situation entirely. Small and medium enterprises can now afford to engage in business to business electronic commerce by using the Internet to link their information processing systems. With the hardware infrastructure in place, there is a great demand for software support. In this paper we briefly describe the WISE project (Workflow based Interned SErvices), which can be seen as an attempt to address the demand for appropriate tools for electronic commerce. The goals of WISE are to develop and deploy the software infrastructure necessary to support business to business electronic commerce in the form of virtual enterprises. The idea is to combine the tools and services of different companies as building blocks of a higher level system in which a process acts as the blueprint for control and data flow within the virtual enterprise. From this idea, the final goal is to build the basic support for an Internet trading community where enterprises can join their services to provide added value
processes.
Remarks: 9th International Workshop on Research Issues on Data Engineering (RIDE-VE 99). Sydney, Australia, March 23-24, 1999
Location: Sydney, Australia
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