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Meta-Patterns for Electronic Commerce Transactions based on FLBC (1998)
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@MISC{Weigand98meta-patternsfor,
author = {Hans Weigand and Willem-jan Van Den Heuvel},
title = {Meta-Patterns for Electronic Commerce Transactions based on FLBC},
year = {1998}
}
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Abstract
. Due to the highly communicative character of electronic commerce transactions, open-edi representation languages such as FLBC, take the speech act (operator) as their basic building block. The advantage of this approach is that the `deep structure' of electronic commerce transactions is addressed rather than the form. In this paper, we try to reveal higher-level units of speech acts which are materialized in so called meta-analysis patterns. We define various levels, from speech acts to text. Once patterns have been identified, they can be stored in an FLBC component library and be (re-)used effectively by business partners to speed up open-edi transactions. 1 Introduction The community that is using the world-wide web steadily grows, and has an estimated 20-40 million users (Bell and Gemmell, 1996). This trend offers (new) businesses the Porterian possibility to penetrate new markets and expand their activities by entering the electronic commerce. Electronic commerce can be interpr...
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electronic commerce transaction speech act electronic commerce world-wide web various level meta-analysis pattern higher-level unit new market open-edi transaction porterian possibility communicative character basic building block business partner flbc component library open-edi representation language deep structure
