The Classification of Business Model for the Exchange of Distributed Components of Federated ERP Systems on the Basis of Web Services
Evan Asfoura, Gamal Kassem, Claus Rautenstrauch, Jorge Marx Gómez, Naoum Jamous
Abstract
Evan Asfoura, Gamal Kassem, Claus Rautenstrauch, Jorge Marx Gómez, Naoum Jamous
Abstract
In the last few years business in Internet become more and more significance. On other hand new development of Internet technology is rapid and changed every day. Thus business models have to be continually adapted to meet the requirements of newest Internet business technologies. Thereby many aspects have to be considered: (1)Technical and economical aspects; (2) The assistance and the transformation of the traditional business model; (3) The appearance of new business ideas based on Internet technology. One of these new and important ideas is: how to supply the needs of small and medium sized enterprises with business software (E.g. enterprise resource planning system (ERP)) which is distributed in Internet and uses Web services technology. This kind of new business requires new design of a business model. First step, we classify the new business on the basis of different substructures.
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In the last few years business in Internet become more and more significance. On other hand new development of Internet technology is rapid and changed every day. Thus business models have to be continually adapted to meet the requirements of newest Internet business technologies. Thereby many aspects have to be considered: (1)Technical and economical aspects; (2) The assistance and the transformation of the traditional business model; (3) The appearance of new business ideas based on Internet technology. One of these new and important ideas is: how to supply the needs of small and medium sized enterprises with business software (E.g. enterprise resource planning system (ERP)) which is distributed in Internet and uses Web services technology. This kind of new business requires new design of a business model. First step, we classify the new business on the basis of different substructures.
Key concepts: Computer science, Electronic business, The Internet, Enterprise resource planning, Artifact-centric business process model, Business rule, Business model, Process management