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Infrastructure for Electronic Business on the Internet

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  • © 2001

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Authors:
  1. Veljko Milutinović

    1. University of Belgrade, Yugoslavia

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Part of the book series: Multimedia Systems and Applications (MMSA, volume 19)

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Table of contents (10 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xx
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  2. Introduction

    • Veljko Milutinović
    Pages 1-4

  3. ADSL

    • Veljko Milutinović
    Pages 5-21

  4. Software Tools For EBI

    • Veljko Milutinović
    Pages 23-47

  5. Internet Automation

    • Veljko Milutinović
    Pages 49-96

  6. Software Agents

    • Veljko Milutinović
    Pages 97-163

  7. Proxy Caching

    • Veljko Milutinović
    Pages 165-186

  8. Workflow Technologies

    • Veljko Milutinović
    Pages 187-200

  9. Collaboration Technologies

    • Veljko Milutinović
    Pages 201-210

  10. An Overview of the On-Going Research

    • Veljko Milutinović
    Pages 211-217

  11. Conclusion

    • Veljko Milutinović
    Pages 219-222

  12. Back Matter

    Pages 223-437
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Design is an art form in which the designer selects from a myriad of alternatives to bring an "optimum" choice to a user. In many complex of "optimum" is difficult to define. Indeed, the users systems the notion themselves will not agree, so the "best" system is simply the one in which the designer and the user have a congruent viewpoint. Compounding the design problem are tradeoffs that span a variety of technologies and user requirements. The electronic business system is a classically complex system whose tradeoff criteria and user views are constantly changing with rapidly developing underlying technology. Professor Milutinovic has chosen this area for his capstone contribution to the computer systems design. This book completes his trilogy on design issue in computer systems. His first work, "Surviving the Design of a 200 MHz RISC Microprocessor" (1997) focused on the tradeoffs and design issues within a processor. His second work, "Surviving the Design of Microprocessor and Multiprocessor Systems" (2000) considers the design issues involved with assembling a number of processors into a coherent system. Finally, this book generalizes the system design problem to electronic commerce on the Internet, a global system of immense consequence.

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  • University of Belgrade, Yugoslavia

    Veljko Milutinović

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