8. ICEC 2006: Fredericton, New Brunswick, Canada

Multiagent systems and electronic markets track

• Guoming Lai, Katia P. Sycara, Cuihong Li:
  A decentralized model for multi-attribute negotiations. 3-10
  
• Scott Buffett, Luc Comeau, Bruce Spencer, Michael W. Fleming:
  Detecting opponent concessions in multi-issue automated negotiation. 11-18
  
• Laura Kang, David C. Parkes:
  Passive verification of the strategyproofness of mechanisms in open environments. 19-30
  
• Masabumi Furuhata, Dongmo Zhang:
  Capacity allocation with competitive retailers. 31-37
  
• Michael Benisch, James Andrews, Norman M. Sadeh:
  Pricing for customers with probabilistic valuations as a continuous knapsack problem. 38-46
  
• Michael Benisch, Alberto Sardinha, James Andrews, Norman M. Sadeh:
  CMieux: adaptive strategies for competitive supply chain trading. 47-58
  
• Jeroen van Luin, Han La Poutré, J. Will M. Bertrand:
  Learning inventory management strategies for commodity supply chains with customer satisfaction. 59-69
  
• David C. Parkes, Michael O. Rabin, Stuart M. Shieber, C. A. Thorpe:
  Practical secrecy-preserving, verifiably correct and trustworthy auctions. 70-81
  
• S. Shaheen Fatima:
  Sequential versus simultaneous auctions: a case study. 82-91
  
• David Pardoe, Peter Stone, Maytal Saar-Tsechansky, Kerem Tomak:
  Adaptive mechanism design: a metalearning approach. 92-102
  

Semantic web ontologies, rules, and services track

• Hai Zhuge:
  The open and autonomous interconnection semantics. 105-115
  
• Martin Dames, Yevgen Biletskiy:
  An extensible text extraction tool for learning objects. 116-124
  
• Kai Simon, Georg Lausen, Harold Boley:
  From HTML documents to web tables and rules. 125-131
  
• Kurt Englmeier, Javier Pereira, Josiane Mothe:
  Choreography of web services based on natural language storybooks. 132-138
  
• Markus Schmees:
  Organizing technology enhanced learning. 139-150
  
• Alun D. Preece, Stuart Chalmers, Craig McKenzie, Jeff Z. Pan, Peter M. D. Gray:
  A semantic web approach to handling soft constraints in virtual organisations. 151-161
  
• Steffen Lamparter, Anupriya Ankolekar, Rudi Studer, Daniel Oberle, Christof Weinhardt:
  A policy framework for trading configurable goods and services in open electronic markets. 162-173
  
• Simona Colucci, Tommaso Di Noia, Eugenio Di Sciascio, Francesco M. Donini, Azzurra Ragone, Raffaele Rizzi:
  A semantic-based fully visual application for matchmaking and query refinement in B2C e-marketplaces. 174-184
  
• Les Green:
  Service level agreements: an ontological approach. 185-194
  

Privacy, security and trust track

• Serge Egelman, Lorrie Faith Cranor, Abdur Chowdhury:
  An analysis of P3P-enabled web sites among top-20 search results. 197-207
  
• Xiangdong An, Dawn N. Jutla, Nick Cercone:
  Privacy intrusion detection using dynamic Bayesian networks. 208-215
  
• Kayvan M. Lavassani, Bahar Movahedi, Vinod Kumar:
  Identification in electronic networks: characteristics of e-identifiers. 216-224
  
• Jie Zhang, Robin Cohen:
  Trusting advice from other buyers in e-marketplaces: the problem of unfair ratings. 225-234
  
• Sonja Grabner-Kräuter, Ewald A. Kaluscha, Marliese Fladnitzer:
  Perspectives of online trust and similar constructs: a conceptual clarification. 235-243
  
• Lifang Peng, Zhong Chen, Qi Li:
  Model and method for evaluating creditability of C2C electronic trade. 244-249
  
• Piotr Cofta:
  Distrust. 250-258
  
• Jingwei Huang, Mark S. Fox:
  An ontology of trust: formal semantics and transitivity. 259-270
  
• Merv Matson, Mihaela Ulieru:
  Persistent information security: beyond the e-commerce threat model. 271-277
  

Mobile and pervasive commerce track

• Samuel Fosso Wamba, Louis A. Lefebvre, Élisabeth Lefebvre:
  Enabling intelligent B-to-B eCommerce supply chain management using RFID and the EPC network: a case study in the retail industry. 281-288
  
• Kyoung Jun Lee, Young Hwan Seo:
  A pervasive comparison shopping business model for integrating offline and online marketplace. 289-294
  
• Charles Chong, Hui-Na Chua, Cheng-Suan Lee:
  Towards flexible mobile payment via mediator-based service model. 295-301
  
• Els van de Kar, Sam M. Muniafu, Yan Wang:
  Mobile services used in unstable environments: design requirements based on three case studies. 302-308
  
• Carleen F. Maitland, Annemijn van Gorp, Ankur Tarnacha, Rudi Westerveld:
  A multi-layer approach to the study of inter-organizational wireless infrastructure. 309-318
  
• Kyoung Jun Lee, Jeong-In Ju, Jeong Mu Jeong:
  A payment & receipt business model in U-commerce environment. 319-324
  

E-government, policy and law track

• Bruno de Vuyst, Alea M. Fairchild:
  The Phenix project: a case study of e-justice in Belgium. 327-333
  
• Ali Z. Marossi:
  Globalization of law and electronic commerce toward a consistent international regulatory framework. 334-342
  
• Burke T. Ward, Janice C. Sipior, Wayne G. Bremser, David B. McGinty:
  A comparison of United States and European union taxation of e-commerce. 343-348
  
• Hongxin Li, Gang La, Jiang Ming, Lili Cui:
  E-campus: design and implementation of college and faculty digital office system. 349-353
  
• René W. Wagenaar:
  Governance of shared service centers in public administration: dilemmas and trade-offs. 354-363
  
• Nam Kyu Park, Gye Eui Song, Hyung Rim Choi, Chang-Sup Lee, Chan Woo Kim, Joong Jo Shin:
  A study on success factors of logistics IT companies. 364-370
  

Business-to-business e-commerce track

• Jae Kyu Lee, Yong Sik Chang:
  A framework for managing optimization models for supply chain software agents. 373-380
  
• Eladio Peñaloza, Mary Brooks, Sunny Marche:
  Electronic commerce and the strategic management of deep-sea container shipping companies: an exploratory survey analysis. 381-390
  
• Rebecca Angeles:
  Business-to-business e-procurement corporate initiative: a descriptive empirical study. 391-402
  
• Mikkel Hippe Brun, Christian Lanng:
  Reducing barriers for e-business in SME's through an open service oriented infrastructure. 403-410
  
• Yongjie (Star) Chen, Jeff H. Rankin:
  A framework for benchmarking e-procurement in the AEC industry. 411-419
  
• Harold Boeck, Ygal Bendavid, Louis A. Lefebvre, Élisabeth Lefebvre:
  The influence of the buyer-seller relationship on e-commerce pressures: the case of the primary metal industry. 420-426
  
• Jingzhi Guo:
  Inter-enterprise business document exchange. 427-437
  
• Roger Clarke:
  A major impediment to B2C success is...the concept 'B2C'. 441-450
  
• Guoming Lai, Katia P. Sycara, Laurens G. Debo, Cuihong Li:
  An analysis on price matching policy. 451-462
  
• Birgit Weischedel, Eelko K. R. E. Huizingh:
  Website optimization with web metrics: a case study. 463-470
  
• Jo Lumsden, Lisa MacKay:
  How does personality affect trust in B2C e-commerce? 471-481
  
• D. Harrison McKnight, Vivek Choudhury:
  Distrust and trust in B2C e-commerce: do they differ? 482-491
  
• Faisal Al-Qaed, Alistair G. Sutcliffe:
  Adaptive decision support system (ADSS) for B2C e-commerce. 492-503
  
• Taro Kamioka, Kazuhiko Yahata:
  Emergence of service-added model in B2C for small-sized companies. 504-511
  
• Thomas T. Tran:
  Designing recommender systems for e-commerce: an integration approach. 512-518
  
• Bo Xing, Zhangxi Lin:
  The impact of search engine optimization on online advertising market. 519-529
  
• Jiang Hongxun, Du Honglu, Ye Xiang, Su Jun:
  Research on IT outsourcing based on IT systems management. 533-537
  
• Bao Xin Ren, Ding Li Ying:
  Barriers and solutions to the development of online advertising in China. 538-542
  
• Alea M. Fairchild:
  IOS standards in the insurance branch network: impact on market dynamics in the Netherlands. 543-547
  
• Minyan Wang:
  A review of electronic signatures regulations: do they facilitate or impede international electronic commerce? 548-552
  
• Yewsiang Poong, Khaliq-Ul Zaman, Mohammad Talha:
  E-commerce today and tomorrow: a truly generalized and active framework for the definition of electronic commerce. 553-557
  
• B. K. Mohanty, K. Passi:
  Web based information for product ranking in e-business: a fuzzy approach. 558-563
  
• Ygal Bendavid, Samuel Fosso Wamba, Louis A. Lefebvre:
  Proof of concept of an RFID-enabled supply chain in a B2B e-commerce environment. 564-568
  
• Igor N. Keleberda, Victoria Repka, Yevgen Biletskiy:
  Building learner's ontologies to assist personalized search of learning objects. 569-573
  
• Chuan Xu, Jieping Xu, Xiaoyong Du:
  Recommendation algorithm combining the user-based classified regression and the item-based filtering. 574-578
  
• Hyun Soo Kim, Jae Hyung Cho, Hyung Rim Choi, Soongoo Hong, Moo Hong Kang:
  Optimal supply chain formation using agent negotiation in a SET model-based make-to-order. 579-583
  
• Seonyoung Shim, Byungtae Lee:
  Evolution of portals and stability of information ecology on the web. 584-588
  
• Ankur Tarnacha, Carleen F. Maitland:
  Entrepreneurship in mobile application development. 589-593
  
• Eyhab Al-Masri, Qusay H. Mahmoud:
  A context-aware mobile service discovery and selection mechanism using artificial neural networks. 594-598
  
• Marc Fetscherin:
  Economics of online music and consumer behavior. 599-604
  
• Aashish Srivastava:
  Electronic signatures: a brief review of the literature. 605-609
  

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