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Title: Ecommerce


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E-commerce IDY8105 Enn Õunapuu enn_at_cc.ttu.ee
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  • Content
  • E-commerce models
  • Web services and computer society
  • Service oriented architectures. SLA Service
    level agreemant
  • Service oriented analysis UMM
  • OGSA Open Grid Services Architecture

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Moores law
The power of the computer devices gets twice
every eighteen month time frame
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E-commerce models
Functions
multifunctional
Common marketplace
Virtual value nets
Value chain service
E- market
E-procurement
E-aucion
E-shop
Trust service
monofunctional
Infoexcange
low complexity high
International Journal of Electronic markets 1998
vol 8 no 2.
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DTD
XML Schema
XML Data Types
XML
XSL
CSS
Application
XPL
XLL
HTML
XML
Resources
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Solution two Sales and Consumers agents
Client
HTML Query
Server agent
Server agent
URL reference
URL reference
Consumer agent
Query results in XML
Query results in XML
SQL query
SQL query
Enterprise n
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Enterprise 1
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Business process modelling
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Business model definition
A business model is nothing else than a
description of the value a company offers to one
or several segments of customers and the
architecture of the firm and its network of
partners for creating, marketing and delivering
this value and relationship capital, in order to
generate profitable and sustainable revenue
streams.
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Business model semantics
Product innovation What business the company
is in, the product innovation and the value
proposition offered on the market. Customer
relationship Who the company's target customers
are, how it delivers them the products, and how
it builds a strong relationships with them.
Infrastructure management How the company
efficiently performs infrastructure or logistics
issues, with whom, and as which kind of virtual
enterprise. Financials What is the revenue
model (transaction, subscription/membership,
advertising, commission, licensing) and the cost
model (cost of goods sold, operating expenses for
RD, sales and marketing, general and
administrative)?
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Open Grid Services Architecture
  • Successful realization of the Open Grid Services
    Architecture (OGSA) vision of a broadly
    applicable and adopted framework for distributed
    system integration requires the early
    standardization of core services. The OGSA
    working group within the Global Grid Forum has
    been formed to develop a comprehensive and
    consistent OGSA roadmap that (a) defines, in
    broad but somewhat detailed terms, the scope of
    the services required to support both e-science
    and e-business applications, (b) identifies a
    core set of such services that are viewed as
    highest priority for definition, and (c)
    specifies at a high-level the functionalities
    required for these core services and the
    interrelationships among those core services

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WS-I GOALS
  • Achieve Web services interoperability
  • Across platforms, applications and languages
  • Encourage Web services adoption
  • Among customers, industries and end users
  • Accelerate Web services deployment

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WS-I Examples
  • BEA Systems
  • IBM
  • Microsoft
  • Novell
  • Oracle
  • SAP
  • Sun Microsystems

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