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A Conceptual Model of an Intelligent Meeting-Scheduler |
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Journal of Organizational Computing and Electronic Commerce,
Volume 9,
Issue 4,
1999,
Page 233-251
Chanan Glezer,
Surya B. Yadav,
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This research proposes a conceptual model for an intelligent meeting-scheduler (IMS) [1, 2] that is capable of assisting organizations in the scheduling of meetings. The IMS is an integrated software system. It combines scheduling tools and organizational knowledge to support various activities within the scheduling process, such as meeting-content planning and group composition. Our model is based on the notion of software agents [3] and consists of the following functional agents: communication manager, scheduling manager, and calendar manager. These agents are coordinated by a control manager and work in cooperation to assist a host and invitees in negotiating an acceptable time slot during a scheduling session. We also describe the knowledge architecture of the IMS, which consists of a set of knowledge-base agents supporting the above functional agents.
ISSN:1091-9392
DOI:10.1207/S153277440904_1
出版商:Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc.
年代:1999
数据来源: Taylor
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Organizational and Interorganizational Determinants of EDI Diffusion and Organizational Performance: A Causal Model |
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Journal of Organizational Computing and Electronic Commerce,
Volume 9,
Issue 4,
1999,
Page 253-285
K. Ramamurthy,
G. Premkumar,
Michael R. Crum,
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Electronic data interchange (EDI), a specific form of interorganizational systems, has the potential to significantly influence business operations and the exchange of business documents in a number of industries and to provide substantive tangible and intangible benefits to the participating firms. However, successful implementation and diffusion of these systems innovations requires the cooperation and commitment of all participating member firms. A number of interorganizational as well as internal, organization-specific factors can influence both the extent to which EDI is diffused and used and the level of subsequent benefits that accrue to the firms.
ISSN:1091-9392
DOI:10.1207/S153277440904_2
出版商:Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc.
年代:1999
数据来源: Taylor
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Using Stakeholders, Domain Knowledge, and Responsibilities to Specify Information Systems' Requirements |
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Journal of Organizational Computing and Electronic Commerce,
Volume 9,
Issue 4,
1999,
Page 287-296
Andrew Blyth,
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The most crucial aspect of information systems (IS) engineering is the gathering and validating of requirements. Requirements can be seen as coming from 1 of 2 domains: the technical and the social. Consequently, 1 of the questions currently facing IS engineering is: How do you capture and validate requirements from the social domain? In an attempt to answer this question, researchers have started to examine the role that stakeholders and domain knowledge play in IS development. The belief is that the best source of requirements is domain knowledge, and the best source of domain knowledge is stakeholders. Current requirements engineering methods, which are being used in industry, are failing to adequately identify stakeholders and their associated requirements. In an attempt to address this issue, the responsibility modeling technique developed in this article focuses on the specification of requirements and domain knowledge through the identification of stakeholders and the specification of the roles they play and the actions they perform within an organization.
ISSN:1091-9392
DOI:10.1207/S153277440904_3
出版商:Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc.
年代:1999
数据来源: Taylor
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A Framework for Identifying Web-Based Electronic Commerce Opportunities |
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Journal of Organizational Computing and Electronic Commerce,
Volume 9,
Issue 4,
1999,
Page 297-310
Frederick J. Riggins,
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Companies are finding that the development of World Wide Web presence sites is becoming a competitive necessity, particularly the need to establish online storefronts. Even so, there are few useful frameworks in the electronic commerce (EC) literature to help managers identify online opportunities and what types of applications can add business value to the user. I expand on an existing framework originally developed by Hammer and Mangurian [1] to identify opportunities from Web-based EC applications. I argue that firms compete along 5 dimensions of commerce: By using various modes of interaction, firms compete over both time and distance to provide some product or service to their customers through a chain of relations. In addition, new investments in information technology are typically justified using 3 different criteria-generating efficiency, effectiveness, and/or strategic benefits. These 2 perspectives can be combined to create the Electronic Commerce Value Grid, which identifies 15 areas in which managers can use Web-based electronic storefronts to add value for their customers.
ISSN:1091-9392
DOI:10.1207/S153277440904_4
出版商:Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Inc.
年代:1999
数据来源: Taylor
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