Ein neuer Standard? Oder: Wird XML/EDI traditionelles EDI ablösen? Eine Analyse auf der Basis von Netzeffekten und einer empirischen Untersuchung

Buxmann, Peter; Wüstner, Erik; Kunze, Sylvi

doi:10.5771/9783845267616-272

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“…For instance (Mukhopadhyay, Kekre, & Kalathur 1995) report benefits of improved information exchange between the Chrysler corporation and its suppliers resulting from EDI of about $60 per vehicle, or even $100 when electronic document preparation and transmission are also considered. An empirical study (Buxmann, Wüstner, & Kunze 2005) among 1000 European companies shows that costs can vary strongly. It reports standardizations costs for traditional EDIsolutions ranging from €10,000 to €3 million and standardization costs for XML/EDI-solutions ranging from €20,000 to €2 million.…”

Section: The Influence Of Network Topology On Standardizationmentioning

confidence: 99%

Simulation of the impact of network topologies on standardization decisions

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Strube

Buxmann

2007

2007 5th International Conference on Standardization and Innovation in Information Technology

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Choosing the right set of communication standards is fundamental in any kind of interaction, especially in the coordination of economic activities. The related decision problem, generally referred to as the "standardization problem", mainly results from interdependencies due to positive network effects. This paper describes the standardization problem, an abstract decision model for assessing the economic value of using standards in communication networks. Previous research investigates the standardization problem mostly in random networks. Motivated by the network analysis of recently examined other network topologies, this paper presents a comparison of simulation results for standardization problems in random, small world and scale free networks. It shows amongst others that random networks exhibit a special solution structure tending to complete standardization. Small world and scale free networks on the other hand, have different solution structures, one with partial standardization as the most common optimal solution and complete standardization, depending from their specific creation parameters.

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Section: The Influence Of Network Topology On Standardizationmentioning

confidence: 99%