IP Retrieval by Solving Constraint Satisfaction Problems

Koegst, M.; Schneider, Jörg; Bergmann, Ralph; Vollrath, Ivo

doi:10.1007/978-1-4757-3275-7_8

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“…The retrieval algorithm which the retrieval engine uses is not described here. Instead one can make use of already existing sophisticated algorithms like those outlined in [37,38]. Of course, the IPs are only returned on a metadata level; that is, the IP Characterization is provided.…”

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Generic integration infrastructure for IP-based design processes and tools with a unified XML format

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Generic integration infrastructure for IP-based design processes and tools with a unified XML format

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“…Besides the applications in the areas of planning (Kolodner, 1993), diagnosis (Watson and Abdullah, 1994), design (Perera and Watson, 1995), process control (Koegst, Schneider, Bergmann and Vollrath, 1999), there is a growing trend for enterprises to apply CBR technology in purchasing decision-making, which results in faster, more accurate, more consistent, higher quality and less expensive decisions (Cook, 1997). In addition, Mclvor and Humphreys (2000) apply CBR technology with multi-attribute analysis in the make or buy decision-making process.…”

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An enterprise collaborative management system – a case study of supplier relationship management

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2004

Journal of Enterprise Information Management

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In this paper, a server-based enterprise collaborative management system using enterprise application integration technology is developed for trial implementation at Honeywell Consumer Products (Hong Kong) Limited, in the area of supplier relationship management. The system facilitates supplier selection using an integrative case-based supplier selection and help desk approach to select the most appropriate suppliers, based on their past performance records from a case-based warehouse. Discusses a case study to integrate Honeywell's supplier rating system and product coding system by case-based reasoning technique to select preferred suppliers during the new product development process. Finds that the outsource cycle time from the searching of potential suppliers to the allocation of orders is greatly reduced while performance of suppliers can be monitored simultaneously.

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