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Modelling Electronic Commerce Transactions - A layered approach (1998)
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@MISC{Weigand98modellingelectronic,
author = {Hans Weigand and Willem-jan Van Den Heuvel and Frank Dignum and The Nehterlands},
title = {Modelling Electronic Commerce Transactions - A layered approach},
year = {1998}
}
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Abstract
Since electronic commerce transaction are characterised by their highly communicative character, the Language-Action-perspective proves to be very suitable to provide a deep-structure analysis because it concentrates on the essential aspects of an electronic commerce transaction rather than the form. In this paper, we present a layered pattern definition language, based on various L/A-perspective approaches. The patterns are represented by means of an extension of the Formal Language for Business Communication. Furthermore, we demonstrate by means of a case study how the notion of patterns can be applied to L/A-based analysis of electronic commerce transactions, and how this meets requirements that Electronic Commerce modelling poses. 1. Introduction During an electronic commerce transaction subjects interact electronically rather than by physical exchanges or direct physical contact [kal96]. Depending on the parties that want to interact, we can identify four categories of el...
Keyphrases
electronic commerce transaction deep-structure analysis layered pattern definition language electronic commerce modelling pose direct physical contact kal96 business communication communicative character various a-perspective approach formal language physical exchange a-based analysis essential aspect language-action-perspective prof
