6. ICEC 2004: Delft, The Netherlands

Semantics, ontologies & enterprise integration track

• Ziv Baida, Jaap Gordijn, Borys Omelayenko:
  A shared service terminology for online service provisioning. 1-10
  
• David Liu, Jun Peng, Kincho H. Law, Gio Wiederhold:
  Efficient integration of web services with distributed data flow and active mediation. 11-20
  
• Claire Costello, Owen Molloy:
  Orchestrating supply chain interactions using emerging process description languages and business rules. 21-30
  
• Samuil Angelov, Paul W. P. J. Grefen:
  The business case for B2B e-contracting. 31-40
  
• Simona Colucci, Tommaso Di Noia, Eugenio Di Sciascio, Marina Mongiello, Francesco M. Donini:
  Concept abduction and contraction for semantic-based discovery of matches and negotiation spaces in an e-marketplace. 41-50
  
• Vera Kartseva, Jaap Gordijn, Yao-Hua Tan:
  Analysing preventative and detective control mechanisms in international trade using value modelling. 51-58
  

Multi-agent systems and social behavior

• Robert M. Coehoorn, Nicholas R. Jennings:
  Learning on opponent's preferences to make effective multi-issue negotiation trade-offs. 59-68
  
• Scott Buffett:
  Considering expected utility of future bidding options in bundle purchasing with multiple auctions. 69-76
  
• Thuc Duong Nguyen, Nicholas R. Jennings:
  Reasoning about commitments in multiple concurrent negotiations. 77-84
  
• Peter Haddawy, Namthip Rujikeadkumjorn, Khaimook Dhananaiyapergse, Christine Cheng:
  Balanced matching of buyers and sellers in e-marketplaces: the barter trade exchange model. 85-94
  
• Linli He, Thomas R. Ioerger:
  Combining bundle search with buyer coalition formation in electronic markets: a distributed approach through explicit negotiation. 95-104
  
• Enrico Gerding, D. J. A. Somefun, Johannes A. La Poutré:
  Automated bilateral bargaining about multiple attributes in a one-to-many setting. 105-112
  
• Raghu Arunachalam, Norman M. Sadeh:
  The 2003 Supply Chain Management Trading Agent Competition. 113-120
  
• Marco Comuzzi, Chiara Francalanci:
  Agent-based negotiation in cooperative processes: automatic support to underwriting insurance policies. 121-129
  
• Guido Boella, Leendert W. N. van der Torre:
  Attributing mental attitudes to roles: the agent metaphor applied to e-trade organizations. 130-137
  
• Richard Au, Harikrishna Vasanta, Kim-Kwang Raymond Choo, Mark Looi:
  A user-centric anonymous authorisation framework in e-commerce environment. 138-147
  
• Esma Aïmeur, Gilles Brassard, Flavien Serge Mani Onana:
  Blind sales in electronic commerce. 148-157
  
• Andreas Tanner, Michael A. Jaeger:
  Pricing in publish/subscribe systems. 158-165
  

Innovation, management & strategy

• D. A. Wassenaar, C. P. Katsma:
  IT-based innovation in a digital economy: a social learning perspective. 166-176
  
• Markus Schmees:
  Integrating eCommerce into eLearning. 177-186
  
• Azwina Yusof:
  An on-line purchasing and decision support system for distributed retail chain stores. 187-195
  
• Charles A. Shoniregun:
  Classification and taxonomy of TEISMEs. 196-200
  
• Piet Boekhoudt, Petra van der Stappen:
  The ASpect project case: a model for SME adoption of ICT innovation. 201-206
  
• Qi Li, Xianfeng Zhang:
  Three dimensional model: an analyzing sketch for e-commerce theories and applications. 207-212
  
• Masamitsu Moriyama, Kentaro Takemoto, Takio Shimosakon:
  Risk management for electronic commerce between Japan and China. 213-218
  
• Marijn Janssen, Anton Joha:
  Issues in relationship management for obtaining the benefits of a shared service center. 219-228
  
• Aidan Duane, Pat Finnegan:
  Managing email usage: a cross case analysis of experiences with electronic monitoring and control. 229-238
  
• Ernst-Jan Goedvolk, Edward Faber, René W. Wagenaar:
  Towards a framework for understanding the effectiveness of digital content exploitation strategies. 239-244
  
• Timo Saari, Niklas Ravaja, Jari Laarni, Marko Turpeinen, Kari Kallinen:
  Psychologically targeted persuasive advertising and product information in e-commerce. 245-254
  
• Wiebe K. Wiechers, Semir Daskapan, Willem G. Vree:
  Simulating the establishment of trust infrastructures in multi-agent systems. 255-264
  
• Victor A. Tsygankov:
  Evaluation of website trustworthiness from customer perspective, a framework. 265-271
  
• Carol S. Saunders, Yu Andy Wu, Yuzhu Li, Shawn Weisfeld:
  Interorganizational trust in B2B relationships. 272-279
  
• Dan Jong Kim, Charles Steinfield, Ying-ju Lai:
  Revisiting the role of web assurance seals in consumer trust. 280-287
  
• Werner Esswein, Sabine Zumpe, Nicole Sunke:
  Identifying the quality of e-commerce reference models. 288-295
  
• Maria Madlberger:
  Strategies and business models in electronic retailing: indications from the U.S. and the UK. 296-303
  
• Hans P. Borgman, Hauke Heier, Andreas Kemper:
  Shaping new health services landscapes: the case of DocMorris.com. 304-311
  
• Ulf Melin, Karin Axelsson:
  Emphasizing symmetry issues in business interaction analysis and IOS. 312-318
  
• Mohammed Ibrahim:
  Studying interorganizational systems using multiple perspectives. 319-324
  
• Maarten Bekking, Ariane von Raesfeld, Shirley Gregor:
  Mapping the degree of match between B2B interactions and inter-organizational systems: uptake of IOS in two Australian cooperatives. 325-333
  
• Francis Rousseaux, Alain Bonardi:
  Reconcile art and culture on the web. 334-340
  
• Ioannis V. Koskosas, Ray J. Paul:
  The interrelationship and effect of culture and risk communication in setting internet banking security goals. 341-350
  
• Dianne Cyr, Carole Bonanni, Joe Ilsever:
  Design and e-loyalty across cultures in electronic commerce. 351-360
  
• D. J. A. Somefun, Tomas B. Klos, Johannes A. La Poutré:
  Online learning of aggregate knowledge about non-linear preferences applied to negotiating prices and bundles. 361-370
  
• Amr Ali Eldin, Jan van den Berg, René W. Wagenaar:
  A fuzzy reasoning scheme for context sharing decision making. 371-375
  
• Liam Peyton, Max Nozin:
  Tracking privacy compliance in B2B networks. 376-381
  
• Monique H. Jansen-Vullers, Mariska Netjes, Hajo A. Reijers:
  Business process redesign for effective e-commerce. 382-391
  
• Erwin Fielt, Wil Janssen, Edward Faber, René W. Wagenaar:
  Confronting the design and acceptance of electronic intermediaries: a case study in the maritime sector. 392-401
  
• Matthijs Dijkstra:
  A model for the management of dynamic web applications. 402-408
  
• Jarogniew Rykowski, Wojciech Cellary:
  Virtual web services: application of software agents to personalization of web services. 409-418
  
• Hyun Jung Lee, Jae Kyu Lee:
  Online customization with configurable standard models. 419-428
  
• Chien-Chih Yu:
  A web-based consumer-oriented intelligent decision support system for personalized e-services. 429-437
  

E-government services and policy track

• Janet Kaaya:
  The emergence of e-government services in East Africa: tracking adoption patterns and associated factors. 438-445
  
• Trevor Wood-Harper, Othman Ibrahim, Norafida Ithnin:
  An interconnected success factor approach for service functional in Malaysian electronic government. 446-450
  
• Steven E. Stern, Shirley Gregor, Michael A. Martin, Sigi Goode, John Rolfe:
  A classification tree analysis of broadband adoption in Australian households. 451-456
  
• Gloria T. Lau, Shawn Kerrigan, Kincho H. Law, Gio Wiederhold:
  An e-government information architecture for regulation analysis and compliance assistance. 461-470
  
• Vassilios Peristeras, Konstantinos A. Tarabanis:
  Governance enterprise architecture (GEA): domain models for e-governance. 471-479
  
• Rob M. Peters, Marijn Janssen, Tom M. van Engers:
  Measuring e-government impact: existing practices and shortcomings. 480-489
  
• Ramaswamy Chandramouli:
  Enterprise access policy enforcement for applications through hybrid models and XSLT technologies. 490-499
  
• Devendra K. Punia, K. B. C. Saxena:
  Managing inter-organisational workflows in eGovernment services. 500-505
  
• Jeffrey Gortmaker, Marijn Janssen, René W. Wagenaar:
  The advantages of web service orchestration in perspective. 506-515
  
• Nigel Martin, Shirley Gregor, Dennis Hart:
  Using a common architecture in Australian e-Government: the case of smart service Queensland. 516-525
  
• Trevor Wood-Harper, Norafida Ithnin, Othman Ibrahim:
  Effective collaborative partnership for Malaysian electronic government service delivery. 526-525
  
• Kim Viborg Andersen, Michael Horton, Ann Fogelgren-Pedersen, Channa Gunawardena, Paul Hodson:
  B2B e-commerce: agricultural export from China. 534-540
  
• Alexandros Xenakis, Ann Macintosh:
  Procedural security analysis of electronic voting. 541-546
  
• Vincent Homburg:
  E-government and NPM: a perfect marriage? 547-555
  
• Changjie Wang, Ho-fung Leung:
  A secure and private clarke tax voting protocol without trusted authorities. 556-565
  

Mobile services and technology track

• Pavlos Vlachos, Adam P. Vrechopoulos:
  Emerging customer trends towards mobile music services. 566-574
  
• Janne Lukkari, Jani Korhonen, Timo Ojala:
  SmartRestaurant: mobile payments in context-aware environment. 575-582
  
• Volker Derballa, Key Pousttchi:
  Extending knowledge management to mobile workplaces. 583-590
  
• Edward Verbree, Siyka Zlatanova, Kees Smit:
  Interactive navigation services through value-added CycloMedia panoramic images. 591-595
  
• Ana Hilda Morales-Aranda, Oscar Mayora-Ibarra, Santiago Negrete-Yankelevich:
  M-Modeler: a framework implementation for modeling m-commerce applications. 596-602
  
• Guus Berkhout, Patrick van der Duin:
  Mobile data innovation: Lucio and the cyclic innovation model. 603-608
  
• Timber Haaker, Edward Faber, Harry Bouwman:
  Balancing strategic interests and technological requirements for mobile services. 609-618
  
• Manish Agrawal, Hemant Padmanabhan, Lokesh Pandey, H. Raghav Rao, Shambhu J. Upadhyaya:
  A conceptual approach to information security in financial account aggregation. 619-626
  
• Uta Wehn de Montalvo, Elisabeth van de Kar, Carleen F. Maitland:
  Resource-based interdependencies in value networks for mobile internet services. 627-638
  
• Jan Damsgaard, Lucia Marchegiani:
  Like Rome, a mobile operator's empire wasn't built in a day!: a journey through the rise and fall of mobile network operators. 639-648
  
• Jiajun Jim Chen, Carl Adams:
  Short-range wireless technologies with mobile payments systems. 649-656
  
• Lars Bojen Nielsen:
  Post Disney experience paradigm?: some implications for the development of content to mobile tourist services. 657-666