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2008
 
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Lim, Gyoo Gun, Kang, Ju Young, Lee, Jae Kyu and Lee, Dae Chul (2008): Architecture and performance of the rule based comparison shopping: delivery cost experience. In: Fensel, Dieter and Werthner, Hannes (eds.) Proceedings of the 10th International Conference on Electronic Commerce - ICEC 2008 August 19-22, 2008, Innsbruck, Austria. p. 32.

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Lim, Gyoo Gun and Lee, Jae Kyu (2004): Performance Evaluation Model for Buyer-Carts in B2B EC. In: HICSS 2004 2004. .

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Lim, Gyoo Gun and Lee, Jae Kyu (2003): Buyer-Carts for B2B EC: The b-Cart Approach. In Journal of Organizational Computing and Electronic Commerce, 13 (3) pp. 289-308.

To support the purchasing process in the B2B EC platform, we analyzed various architectures of buyer-carts. The desired features in buyer-carts are collection, recording, trashing, tracking, identification, ordering, payment, purchasing decision support, and transmission of records to e-procurement systems. A buyer-cart can be categorized as s-cart, i-cart, and b-cart depending upon its residing sites: seller, intermediary, and buyer. To design the architectures of B2B e-marketplaces considering the role of buyer-carts, we analyzed the feasible combinations of marketplace operators, pricing mechanisms, and types of buyer-carts. Seventeen elementary types of B2B EC architectures turned out meaningful in this regard, thus their pros and cons are evaluated. Based on this framework, we designed a composite architecture MyCart, which allows the buyer to use b-cart along with s-cart and i-cart. By using the b-cart, a buyer can visit multiple sites collecting information in his or her own cart. This will allow the tight integration of b-cart with the e-procurement system. We demonstrate that the b-cart approach can be an effective framework of integrating the e-marketplaces with e-procurement systems and ERP systems. The b-cart can be very effectively applied to the desktop purchasing environment which uses external e-marketplaces.

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