E-Commerce and Web Technologies

1. Front Matter

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2. Ontologies in E-Commerce

   1. Architecture of a Semantic XPath Processor. Application to Digital Rights Management

      • Rubén Tous, Roberto García, Eva Rodríguez, Jaime Delgado

      Pages 1-10

   2. Conceptual and Formal Ontology Model of e-Catalogs

      • Hyunja Lee, Junho Shim

      Pages 11-20

   3. Automatic Ontology Mapping for Agent Communication in an e-Commerce Environment

      • Marina Mongiello, Rodolfo Totaro

      Pages 21-30

   4. An Ontology-Based Two-Level Clustering for Supporting E-Commerce Agents’ Activities

      • Domenico Rosaci

      Pages 31-40

3. Process Modelling in E-Commerce

   1. Specifying Workflow Web Services Using Petri Nets with Objects and Generating of Their OWL-S Specifications

      • Eric Andonoff, Lotfi Bouzguenda, Chihab Hanachi

      Pages 41-52

   2. Improving Web Design Methods with Architecture Modeling

      • Santiago Meliá, Jaime Gómez, Nora Koch

      Pages 53-64

   3. Developing E-Commerce Applications from Task-Based Descriptions

      • Pedro Valderas, Joan Fons, Vicente Pelechano

      Pages 65-75

4. Quality of Data in E-Commerce

   1. Information Aggregation Using the Caméléon# Web Wrapper

      • Aykut Firat, Stuart Madnick, Nor Adnan Yahaya, Choo Wai Kuan, Stéphane Bressan

      Pages 76-86

   2. Data Cleansing for Service-Oriented Architecture

      • Jung-Won Lee, Eunyoung Moon, Byoungju Choi

      Pages 87-97

5. Recommender Systems

   1. A Collaborative Filtering Recommendation Methodology for Peer-to-Peer Systems

      • Hyea Kyeong Kim, Jae Kyeong Kim, Yoon Ho Cho

      Pages 98-107

   2. A Framework for Session Based Recommendations

      • Natwar Modani, Yogish Sabharwal, S. Karthik

      Pages 108-117

   3. Automatic Knowledge Recommending System Using E-Mail

      • DooHyun Kim, WonHyuck Choi, BurmSuk Seo, JungGoo Seo, ByoungWon Hwang

      Pages 118-127

6. E-Negotiation and Agent Mediated Systems

   1. Narrowing the Gap Between Humans and Agents in e-Commerce: 3D Electronic Institutions

      • Anton Bogdanovych, Helmut Berger, Simeon Simoff, Carles Sierra

      Pages 128-137

   2. Standard K-Languages as a Powerful and Flexible Tool for Building Contracts and Representing Contents of Arbitrary E-Negotiations

      • Vladimir A. Fomichov

      Pages 138-147

   3. Automated Negotiation Based on Contract Net and Petri Net

      • Fu-Shiung Hsieh

      Pages 148-157

7. Business Process / Strategic Issues and Knowledge Discovery

   1. Linking the Balanced Scorecard to Business Models for Value-Based Strategic Management in e-Business

      • Chien-Chih Yu

      Pages 158-167

   2. The Framework of Web-Based Voice of the Customers Management for Business Process Management in Service Industry

      • Chong Un Pyon, SungMin Bae, Ji Young Woo, Sang Chan Park

      Pages 168-177

   3. E-Business Perceptions Versus Reality: A Longitudinal Analysis of Corporate Websites

      • Niels Bjørn-Andersen, Steve Elliot

      Pages 178-187

   4. Knowledge Discovery in Web-Directories: Finding Term-Relations to Build a Business Ontology

      • Sandip Debnath, Tracy Mullen, Arun Upneja, C. Lee Giles

      Pages 188-197

We welcome you to the 6th International Conference on E-Commerce and Web Technology (EC-Web 2005) held in Copenhagen, Denmark. It was held in conjunction with DEXA 2005. This conference was organized for the first time in Greenwich, UK, in 2000, and it has been able to attract an increasing number of participants and interest, reflecting the progress made in the field. As in the five previous years, EC-Web 2005 served as a forum that brought together researchers from academia and practitioners from industry to discuss the current state of the art in e-commerce and Web technologies. We are sure that inspirations and new ideas emerged from the intensive discussions that took place during the formal sessions and social events. Keynote addresses, research presentations and discussions during the conference helped to further develop the exchange of ideas among current researchers, developers and practitioners. The conference attracted 139 paper submissions and each paper was reviewed by three Program Committee members. The Program Committee selected 39 papers for presentation and publication (an acceptance rate of 28%). And we have to confess that this task was not that easy due to the high quality of the submitted papers.

• Content
• E-Business
• E-Commerce
• Recommender Systems
• Web
• Web services
• Web usage minin
• Web-based negotiation
• business process modeling
• digital payment
• digital rights management
• e-auctions
• e-commerce agents
• electronic commerce
• search engine marketing (SEM)

• Department of Informatics (IFI), University of Zurich, Zurich, Switzerland

  Kurt Bauknecht

• Johannes Kepler Universität Linz, Linz,  

  Birgit Pröll

• Institute for Software Technology and Interactive Systems, Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria

  Hannes Werthner

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