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Implementation of Large Catalogs for Price Enforcement in B2B E-Commerce
San Diego, California July 06-July 09
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Trung T. Pham, DIcentral Corporation
Simone K. F?chter, Universidade do sul do Brasil
This paper presents an efficient architecture to implement a catalog for its application in B2B electronic commerce. The architecture is designed based on a client-server model under the constraint of the unbalanced computing power between the buyer and suppliers. Computational algorithms are designed according to this assumption of limited computer resources at the client side and ample resources at the server side. The application is to provide a complete and workable catalog solution for price enforcement when fulfilling a purchase order to eliminate costs associated with having to make amendments to a past purchase order and having to delay a business transaction.
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Trung T. Pham, Simone K. F?chter, "Implementation of Large Catalogs for Price Enforcement in B2B E-Commerce," cec, pp.79-84, 2004 IEEE International Conference on E-Commerce Technology (CEC'04), 2004
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