We are developing and evaluating
automated and semi-automated negotiation techniques aimed at
empowering enterprises to more effectively evaluate large numbers
of trading options. This includes exploring different market
mechanisms (e.g. different negotiation protocols, different
contractual arrangements) in different supply chain environments
(e.g. different levels of competition and uncertainty).
Web Service Technologies for Secure Supply Chain Collaboration:
This includes the development of semantic web service
architectures and decentralized trust management technologies for
virtual enterprise collaboration.
The objective of this project is to develop new interfaces that
combine user-centered design principles with dialog, explanation
and learning technologies to assist users in specifying and
refining policies. This involves developing policy authoring tools
for a growing collection of pervasive computing applications and
evaluating the effectiveness of these tools with users in
longitudinal studies.
Last update: 20/DEC/2006 by A.Sardinha
ISR - School of Computer Science - Carnegie Mellon University
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