دانلود کتاب Challenges of Expanding Internet: E-Commerce, E-Business, and E-Government: 5th IFIP Conference e-Commerce, e-Business, and e-Government (I3E’2005), October 28–30, 2005, Poznan, Poland

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Contents......Page 6
General Chair\'s Message......Page 11
Program Co-Chairs\' Message......Page 13
Program Committee......Page 15
Organizing Committees......Page 17
External Reviewers......Page 18
Innovations transforming e-Business......Page 19
SAP and the age of logistics: How to meet tomorrows business challenges......Page 21
Value process and business process in e-Business modeling......Page 23
VA[sup(3)]: Governance selection in value webs......Page 38
From an e-Business revenue model to its software reference architecture......Page 53
Selecting supply partners for e-Collaboration......Page 68
e-Collaboration architecture for customer-driven business processes in inter-organizational scenarios......Page 82
Monitoring middleware for service level agreements in heterogeneous environments......Page 97
Using software agents to personalize access to e-Offices......Page 112
Evaluating e-Government: a process oriented approach......Page 127
A knowledge-sharing framework for public administrations......Page 141
Configuring e-Government services using ontologies......Page 156
A business rule engine applied to e-Government services integration......Page 171
Towards dynamic composition of e-Government services: a policy-based approach......Page 186
Employing ontologies for the development of security critical applications: the secure e-poll paradigm......Page 199
Development and evaluation of a system for checking for improper sending of personal information in encrypted e-mail......Page 214
HYPR&A - a security model for the support of processes in e-Government......Page 229
Policy-rich multi-agent support for e-Health applications......Page 244
Pursuing electronic health: a UK primary health care perspective......Page 259
e-Petitioning: enabling ground-up participation......Page 273
Architecture of multi channel multi database voting system......Page 288
Practitioner buy-in and resistance to e-enabled information sharing across agencies......Page 303
LegalURN: a framework for organizing and surfing legal documents on the web......Page 318
A web service approach to geographical data distribution among public administrations......Page 333
Second generation micropayment systems: lessons learned......Page 348
Value analysis of retail electronic payments market......Page 363
Personalized discount – a fuzzy logic approach......Page 376
Dynamic model harmonization between unknown e-Business systems......Page 389
Active advertisement in supermarkets using personal agents......Page 404
A smart HTTP communicator: SMACH......Page 419
Mobile portal implementation strategy: a theoretical exploration......Page 433
Cross-organizational workflows: a classification of design decisions......Page 446
BIOVAULT: solving the problem of replay in biometrics......Page 461
Integration of XML data in peer-to-peer e-Commerce applications......Page 476
Using ebXML for supply chain traceability......Page 491
An XML-based data model for vulnerability assessment reports......Page 506
Admission control for the customers over the vendor\'s VPN......Page 520
Role of the customer value in the software as a service concept......Page 535
ROBALO: A Risk-Oriented Job Dispatching Mechanism for workforce management system......Page 550
Discovery and query: two semantic processes for web services......Page 562
DynG: a multi-protocol collaborative system......Page 582
Development concept for and trial application of a \"Multiplex Risk Communicator\"......Page 597
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