Technology Trends and Drivers and a Vision of the Future of e-Business

2018 IEEE 22nd International Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference (EDOC) Pub Date : 2000-09-25 DOI:10.1109/EDOC.2000.10002

S. Feldman

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The explosive growth of electronic commerce will cause many changes in the way business is done worldwide. This talk will address the underlying causes and technologies that are enabling the evolution, and also a vision of a highly dynamic economy. Technical capabilities (bandwidth, computing power, storage capacity) are growing rapidly. Systems are moving toward standardized interfaces and distributed processing. Most important, software embodies ever more complex objects, including general business processes and models. Enterprise software will increasingly be built using business-oriented services that are negotiated and accessed over the network. Traditional business practices are characterized by rigidities of location, computing systems, software design, organization limit, closed long-term relationships, industrial sector, and national boundaries. In many cases, these will be replaced by new dynamics: pervasive e-business, distributed computing, network-based service components, virtual enterprises, competitive deal-making, cross-industry markets, and globalization

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电子商务的科技趋势和驱动力及未来展望

电子商务的爆炸式增长将在全球范围内引起商业方式的许多变化。本次演讲将探讨推动这场变革的根本原因和技术，以及对高度动态经济的展望。技术能力(带宽、计算能力、存储容量)正在迅速增长。系统正朝着标准化接口和分布式处理的方向发展。最重要的是，软件包含了越来越复杂的对象，包括一般的业务流程和模型。企业软件将越来越多地使用通过网络协商和访问的面向业务的服务来构建。传统商业实践的特点是地点、计算系统、软件设计、组织限制、封闭的长期关系、工业部门和国家边界的刚性。在许多情况下，这些将被新的动态所取代:普遍的电子商务、分布式计算、基于网络的服务组件、虚拟企业、竞争性交易、跨行业市场和全球化

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2018 IEEE 22nd International Enterprise Distributed Object Computing Conference (EDOC)

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