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ADAPTIVE VALUE NETWORKS: Convergence of Emerging Tools, Technologies and Standards as Catalytic Drivers

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Alternative Title: ADAPTIVE VALUE NETWORKS: Convergence
Author: Datta, Shoumen; et, al
Publisher: Kluwer Academic Publishers
Date Issued: 2004
Abstract:
Can we collapse information asymmetries and add value to networks or demand webs? Real-time operational adaptability is key, especially in fast ‘clockspeed’ industries. Confluence of emerging tools, technologies and standards are required to converge to catalyze the evolution of such adaptable enterprise.
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Real-time distributed data, in-network processing, Agent-based autonomy, if taken together, may tame the Bullwhip Effect. Can the (semantic) web catalyze the “Nash Equilibrium” of people and information in our quest for real time "predictive" decision support systems? We will explore a few of these issues and how they may converge and coalesce to enable the adaptive value network of the future.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/1721.1/41908
Citation: Chapter 1 in Evolution of Supply Chain Management
Keywords: Adaptive value networks, Game theory, Bullwhip effect, Agent, Automatic Identification

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