Electronic service bundles such as Internet access and Voice over IP become increasingly important for the econ-omy. The requirements engineering problem is how to com-pose an e-service bundle such that consumer needs are met optimally, and the suppliers provide the services economi-cally sustainable. We propose a technique to match a con-sumer need with a multi-supplier bundle of commercial e-services, which we illustrate by means of a telecommunica-tion case study. 1
Abstract. The lack of a good understanding of customer needs within eservice initiatives caused seve...
peer reviewedBusinesses increasingly offer their services electronically via the Web. Take for examp...
The key success factor for companies is to develop and deliver services and products that satisfy cu...
e-Services are commercial services that can be ordered and provisioned via the Internet, satisfying ...
e-Services are intangible products, provisioned via the Internet. Examples include Internet access a...
Businesses increasingly offer their services electronically via the Web. Take for example an Interne...
We outline a rigorous approach that models how companies can electronically offer packages of indepe...
Networked value constellations are collections of enterprises that jointly satify complex consumer n...
Due to future ubiquitous service environments, approaches for dynamic delivery of services face new ...
Networked value constellations are collections of enterprises that jointly satify complex consumer n...
This chapter defines service value networks as a key pathway to establishing and likely retaining fu...
This chapter addresses the development cycle of recent ‘services’ models. It considers that all prod...
Electronic commerce applications have special features compared to conventional information systems....
AbstractIn modern society, information and internet techniques have changed human lifestyles. Servic...
This article examines strategic behavior of e-Service suppliers that offer electronic services in co...
Abstract. The lack of a good understanding of customer needs within eservice initiatives caused seve...
peer reviewedBusinesses increasingly offer their services electronically via the Web. Take for examp...
The key success factor for companies is to develop and deliver services and products that satisfy cu...
e-Services are commercial services that can be ordered and provisioned via the Internet, satisfying ...
e-Services are intangible products, provisioned via the Internet. Examples include Internet access a...
Businesses increasingly offer their services electronically via the Web. Take for example an Interne...
We outline a rigorous approach that models how companies can electronically offer packages of indepe...
Networked value constellations are collections of enterprises that jointly satify complex consumer n...
Due to future ubiquitous service environments, approaches for dynamic delivery of services face new ...
Networked value constellations are collections of enterprises that jointly satify complex consumer n...
This chapter defines service value networks as a key pathway to establishing and likely retaining fu...
This chapter addresses the development cycle of recent ‘services’ models. It considers that all prod...
Electronic commerce applications have special features compared to conventional information systems....
AbstractIn modern society, information and internet techniques have changed human lifestyles. Servic...
This article examines strategic behavior of e-Service suppliers that offer electronic services in co...
Abstract. The lack of a good understanding of customer needs within eservice initiatives caused seve...
peer reviewedBusinesses increasingly offer their services electronically via the Web. Take for examp...
The key success factor for companies is to develop and deliver services and products that satisfy cu...