Jeffrey Barker
Bond University
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ieee international conference on e-technology, e-commerce and e-service | 2005
Gavin Finnie; Jeffrey Barker
The increasing speed and complexity of inter-organisational communication in supply networks requires effective automation. Multi-agent systems have been proposed as a possible solution. However, the information needs of the agent, particularly in responding to any variation from the norm, are similar to a human in the same position. This paper reviews the concepts of business intelligence (BI) and real-time enterprises (RTE) and looks at the need for BI in dynamic information management. A multi-agent framework is described and case-based reasoning investigated as a reasoning paradigm capable of responding to the need for business intelligence. A CBR approach is proposed with key performance indicators defining the case problem and BI operations the case solution.
Innovative quick response programs in logistics and supply chain management | 2010
Jeffrey Barker; Gavin Finnie
This chapter discusses several innovations in information and communication technology and develops their potential to radically alter our view of the supply chain in quick response applications. Using the packet-switching framework as an analogy, it explores the way in which intelligent products may operate to dynamically adjust to market volatility. The changes will require new thinking in areas such as supply chain optimization and the handling of services in the supply chain or demand network. The main contribution here is to extend the research framework for dynamic information management for quick response networks.
ieee international conference on digital ecosystems and technologies | 2009
Jeffrey Barker; Gavin Finnie
The business digital ecosystem is based on autonomous proactive agents that act for their own advantage. This paper uses the ecosystem paradigm to develop a novel view of the behaviour of a demand network using a packet switching model of intelligent products. Products may have local intelligence and allocation of products to nodes in the demand network is based on optimal return for all parties using dynamic information.
Innovations in Education and Teaching International | 2009
Khaled Sabry; Jeffrey Barker
americas conference on information systems | 2004
Jeffrey Barker; Gavin Finnie
americas conference on information systems | 2004
Jeffrey Barker; Gavin Finnie; Zhaohao Sun
americas conference on information systems | 2005
Gavin Finnie; Zhaohao Sun; Jeffrey Barker
international conference on enterprise information systems | 2004
Gavin Finnie; Jeffrey Barker
Archive | 2004
Jeffrey Barker
Archive | 2009
Jeffrey Barker; Gavin Finnie