A Platform for Development of Electronic Markets of Sophisticated Business Services

A methodology of identification and metaidentification research on the example of Day Ahead Market System

“…In recent years, there has been a clear increase in the interest of various entities operating on the electricity market in concepts and methods related to identification modeling, metamodeling and broadly understood possibility of delegating business processes in order to create models of systems so important at present in the era of digitalization of services [1,7]. The basic premise of using identification modeling methods is the desire to unambiguously describe, understand, analyze and evaluate specific processes of the organization, and the final result is the creation of a system model, and inpossible conditions even a metamodel of the system.…”

“…In addition, there is a need to develop ever more perfect models and metamodels of systems as a new form of modelling the DAM system, which results not only from the expectations of market participants, but also from the challenges faced by the increasingly unstable global energy market of today's increasingly electronic economies and information society [1]. In addition, the role of modeling is growing due to the progressive automation, robotization and the emergence of flexible production systems developing in the development of nanotechnology and intelligent systems manifested in the integration of an electronic management system with a flexible power system, including an information-communication systems, IT process management systems, power automation system and smart grid and smart metering systems, etc.…”

Comparative study of the efficiency, effectiveness and robustness of the TGE S.A. Day-Ahead Market model and system

“…Information and communication technologies make the use of electronic marketplaces for services more and more common, which also applies to e.g. Polish Power Exchange and other subsystems of the Electricity Market in Poland and in the world [1,5,14,33]. The flow of information accelerated in this way makes management more and more professional due to the fact of computer support, despite the emergence of new barriers and technical difficulties, especially in the field of forecasting [2-4, 7-9, 19].…”