Paper Info
Title
e-Business Challenges and Directions: Important Themes from the First ICE-B Workshop
Abstract
A three-day asynchronous, interactive workshop was held at ICE-B'10 in Piraeus, Greece in July of 2010. This event captured conference themes for e-Business challenges and directions across four subject areas: a) e-Business applications and models. b) enterprise engineering, c) mobility, d) business collaboration and e-Services, and e) technology platforms. Quality Function Deployment (QFD) methods were used to gather, organize and evaluate themes and their ratings. This paper summarizes the most important themes rated by participants: a) Since technology is becoming more economic and social in nature, more agile and context-based application develop methods are needed. b) Enterprise engineering approaches are needed to support the design of systems that can evolve with changing stakeholder needs. c) The digital native groundswell requires changes to business models, operations, and systems to support Prosumers. d) Intelligence and interoperability are needed to address Prosumer activity and their highly customized product purchases. e) Technology platforms must rapidly and correctly adapt, provide widespread offerings and scale appropriately, in the context of changing situational contexts.
Year
DOI
Venue
2010
10.1007/978-3-642-25206-8_1
Communications in Computer and Information Science
Keywords
Field
DocType
Adaptability,agile methods,autonomic computing,business value,business-IT alignment,change management,cloud computing,collaboration,composability,context-aware computing,CRM,customer relationship management,digital native,e-Business,applications,models,enterprise ontology,enterprise engineering,e-Services,integration,intelligent user interfaces,interoperability,interoperability,mobility,physical organization,platforms,product customization,prosumer. SDLC,semantic Web,service orientation,service scalability,social CRM,social networks,societal IT,system development life cycle,ubiquity,virtual organization,virtual worlds
Electronic business,Enterprise engineering,Business value,Computer science,Interoperability,Knowledge management,Agile software development,Business-IT alignment,Business model,Systems development life cycle,Marketing
Conference
Volume
ISSN
Citations 
222
1865-0929
0
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.34
107
5
Search Limit
100107
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
David A. Marca118250.37
Rebecca Bulander2149.97
cornelia kruslin300.34
Boris Shishkov4736174.12
Marten Van Sinderen51450189.82