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E-business criteria can higher adapt to the altering wishes of tomorrow's networked companies by way of utilizing details communique applied sciences this day.

Information verbal exchange expertise Standardization for E-Business Sectors: Integrating provide and insist components experiences the character, relevance, and caliber of criteria concerned with ICTs and the effect they've got on companies. This "Premier Reference resource" discusses the dynamics and mutual influence of things that call for for criteria and provide.

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CEN (2005). Analysis of standardization requirements and standardization gaps for eProcurement in Europe, CEN Workshop Agreement, Brussels. EC (2003). The Role of eGovernment for Europe’s Future, COM(2003) 567, European Communities. European Communities, Brussels EC (2006a). i2010 eGovernment Action Plan: Accelerating eGovernment in Europe for the Bene. t of All, COM(2006) 173, European Communities Brussels. EC (2006b). Interoperability for Pan-European eGovernment Services, COM(2006) 45, European Communities Brussels.

2001). Systematic services standardization from consumer´s point of view. Contribution to the ISO Workshop in Oslo May 2001, Oslo. , & Iversen, E. J. (2006). Promoting Legitimacy in Technical Standardization. Science, Technology & Innovation Studies, 2, 19-39. Endnotes 1 22 Consequently, OASIS, an SSB that is a major player in the e-business domain is also actively working in e-government standardisation. Within OASIS’ Techncial Committee on e-government, projects are under way to cover Core Components, ebXML Registry, 8 Harmonising Taxonomies, Naming and Design Rules, Semantic Interoperability, Records Management, Workflow, and Web Services.

Relying on the assessment of the importance of the various service-related standardisation aspects, it was possible to identify a taxonomy of service standards containing five clusters of service standards “Service Management”, “Service Employee”, “Service Delivery”, “Customer Interaction”, and “Data Flows and Security”, which correspond very closely to the ex ante applied typology derived from the literature. The analysis of the subsample of companies active in e-commerce reveals significant differences, which reflect their special needs caused by the distance to their customers.

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