The Case for the Web of Needs

Kleedorfer, Florian; Busch, Christina Maria; Pichler, Christian; Huemer, Christian

doi:10.1109/cbi.2014.55

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“…Если в стране плохо развиты человеческий капитал (OF) [Joan, 2021], качество бизнес-среды (OF) [Agénor, Bayraktar, 2020;Geng et al, 2021] и уровень образования (OF) [Dudley, 2013;Kleedorfer, Huemer, 2017], то последний показатель слабо сказывается на увеличении устойчивости формируемых цепочек поставок, поэтому последние три фактора также учитывались.…”

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Quantifying the degree of change in supply chain determinants and resilience during the 2014–2015 economic crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic: placing emphasis

Rogulin

2023

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The study examines the management culture transformation in supply chains digitalisation. The hypothesis of the study was that the digitisation of culture in companies will become an important tool for optimising the internal and external environment in supply chain management, considering the needs of business, shareholders and society. The aim of the study is to identify the determinants of supply chain management that have changed against the backdrop of digitalisation. Using a conceptual approach, two crises in the context of supply chain management determinants were explored: the commodity price crisis (2014–2015) and the COVID-19 pandemic crisis (2020–2021). Three main determinants of management are considered: planning, tracking and reputation. The result of the initial conceptualisation is derived from reviews of case studies and pandemic resilience monitoring of the business environment and supply chain. A set of external and internal factors have been identified that each group of countries needs to develop in order to achieve sustainability in their local supply chains. The most important drivers of global supply chain resilience that need to be developed to offset the effects of major crises have been identified. The results of the study can be used for effective corporate governance practices and a better understanding of supply chain management culture in a digitalised and COVID-19 environment.

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Quantifying the degree of change in supply chain determinants and resilience during the 2014–2015 economic crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic: placing emphasis

Rogulin

2023

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“…Web of Needs (WoN) [14], refers to a framework for a distributed and decentralized e-marketplace on top of the Web. WoN aims to standardize the creation of owner proxies, which describe supply or demand, represent the intention to enter a transaction, as well as contain information of the owner needed for conducting the transaction [13].…”

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Generic UIs for Requesting Complex Products Within Distributed Market Spaces in the Internet of Everything

Hitz

Radonjic-Simic

Reichwald

et al. 2016

Lecture Notes in Computer Science

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Part 1: The International Cross Domain Conference (CD-ARES 2016)International audienceDistributed Market Spaces (DMS), refer to an exchange environment in emerging Internet of Everything, that supports users in making transactions of complex products; a novel type of products made up of different products and/or services that can be customized to better fit the individual context of the user. In order to express their demand for a particular complex product in a way that is interpretable by the DMS, users need flexible User Interfaces (UIs) that allow context-focused data collection related to the complexity of the user’s demand. This paper proposes a concept for generic UIs that enables users to compose their own UIs for requesting complex products, by combining existing UI descriptions for different parts of the particular complex product, as well as to share and improve UI descriptions among other users within the markets

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“…The main idea of WoN is to standardize the creation of objects (i.e., owner proxies), which describe supply or demand, represent the intention to enter in a transaction, as well as contain information of the owner, needed for conducting the transaction [25,26]. Modeled in Resource Description Framework (RDF) [27], owner-proxies are published on the web by sending them to the so-called WoN nodes, which are distributed and interconnected.…”

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“…Web of Needs (WoN) is a framework that, according to the authors [25], should serve as a foundation for a distributed and decentralized e-marketplace on top of the Web. The main idea of WoN is to standardize the creation of objects (i.e., owner proxies), which describe supply or demand, represent the intention to enter in a transaction, as well as contain information of the owner, needed for conducting the transaction [25,26].…”

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Business Model Design and Architecture for the Internet of Everything

Pfisterer

Radonjic-Simic

Reichwald

2016

JSAN

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Smart devices and cyber-physical systems, which are interconnected to IT systems and services, form the basis for the arising Internet of Everything, opening up new economic opportunities for its participants and users beyond its technological aspects and challenges. While today's e-business scenarios are mostly dominated by a few centralized online platforms, future business models, which will be feasible for the Internet of Everything, need to address special requirements. Such business models, e.g., leveraging the possibilities of smart cities, need to cope with arbitrary combinations of products and services orchestrated into complex products in a highly distributed and dynamic environment. Furthermore, these arbitrary combinations are influenced by real-time context information derived from sensor networks or IT systems, as well as the users' requirements and preferences. The complexity of finding the optimal product/service combination overstrains users and leads to decisions according to the principle of adverse selection (i.e., choosing good enough instead of optimal). Such e-business models require an appropriate underlying value generation architecture that supports users in this process. In this paper, we develop a business model that addresses these problems. In addition, we present the Distributed Market Spaces (DMS) software-system architecture as a possible implementation, which enables the aforementioned decentralized and context-centric e-business scenario and leverages the commercial possibilities of smart cities.

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The Case for the Web of Needs

Cited by 8 publications

References 7 publications

Quantifying the degree of change in supply chain determinants and resilience during the 2014–2015 economic crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic: placing emphasis

Quantifying the degree of change in supply chain determinants and resilience during the 2014–2015 economic crisis and the COVID-19 pandemic: placing emphasis

Generic UIs for Requesting Complex Products Within Distributed Market Spaces in the Internet of Everything

Business Model Design and Architecture for the Internet of Everything

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