Trust, risk and public key infrastructure model on e-procurement adoption

Nanang, Herlino; Misman, Ahmad Fatzilah; Zulkifli, Zahidah

doi:10.1109/citsm.2017.8089227

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“…The work introduced by same author Nanang et al discussed about combinatorial sales and brings out significant problesm in the design of combinatorial sales in e-Procurement in association with risk factor [22]. They have also highlighted significant contributions in present research study in this field.…”

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A Novel Intelligence-based e-Procurement System to offer Maximum Fairness Index in Ongoing Auction Process

Madhusudan¹,

Rao²

2018

IJECE

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<p>A perfect auction policy is one of the most strategic elements that contribute to success factor for any e-Procurement system. An auction policy can be only term as an effective if it really offer win-win situation to both the bidder as well as to the merchant. After reviewing existing studies on e-Procurement system, it is found that there isno effective research work focusing on this point and maximum research contribution has limited its scope to certain application or case studis. Hence, the proposed system introduces a novel e-Procurement system which is equipped by an itelligence-building process for performing predictive analysis of ongoing auction process. A mathematical modelling is implemented where all teh variables have been formed using practical implementation of auction system and followed by optimization process using regression-based approach. The study outcome shows that proposed system offers better response time and higher predictive accuracy in contrast to existing approaches.</p>

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confidence: 79%

A Novel Intelligence-based e-Procurement System to offer Maximum Fairness Index in Ongoing Auction Process

Madhusudan¹,

Rao²

2018

IJECE

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“…They discover several types of developments after utilizing the unique procurement technique. The work is done by Nanang et al [3] that explore the believe, error as well as public key infrastructure model based on the electronic-procurement acceptance. By Sundarraj and Mok [4] have proposed suggestions from the literature review over human cooperation and client on 1, 80,000 models to calculates the performance of their models with respect in order to these negotiation features.…”

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Research Trends on the E-Procurement Smart Systems

Madhusudan*,

Rao

2020

IJITEE

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By the development of the real-time technologies, the association and commerce applications has been observed among the enhancing movement to implement cutting edge skills to control their commerce method. But, this movement was not observed much the electronic-procurement technique, where the obtainable consumers still order things using a predictable web-based method, which may not present a different continuing challenge in the e-procurement technique. This manuscript effort to study the existing movements and disputes of the web-based e-procurement technique and demonstrates that the acceptance of the cloud computing as a recent trend, like continuing problems of the e-procurement, may be shown. This manuscript also introduces the efficiency of the accessible methods by explanation of the research-gap

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