Yongchun Xu
Center for Information Technology
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web intelligence | 2009
Benjamin Blau; Clemens van Dinther; Tobias Conte; Yongchun Xu; Christof Weinhardt
The fundamental paradigm shift from traditional value chains to agile service value networks implies new economic and organizational challenges. As coordination mechanisms, auctions have proven to perform quite well in situations where intangible and heterogeneous goods are traded. Nevertheless, traditional approaches in the area of multidimensional combinatorial auctions are not quite suitable to enable the trade of composite services. A flawless service execution and therefore the requester’s valuation highly depends on the accurate sequence of the functional parts of the composition, meaning that in contrary to service bundles, composite services only generate value through a valid order of their components. The authors present an abstract model as a formalization of service value networks. The model comprehends a graph-based mechanism implementation to allocate multidimensional service offers within the network, to impose penalties for non-performance and to determine prices for complex services. The mechanism and the bidding language support various types of QoS attributes and their (semantic) aggregation. It is analytically shown that this variant is incentive compatible with respect to all dimensions of the service offer (quality and price). Based on these results, the authors numerically analyze strategic behavior of participating service providers regarding possible collusion strategies.
international conference on evaluation of novel approaches to software engineering | 2011
Benjamin Blau; Tobias Hildenbrand; Rico Knapper; Athanasios Mazarakis; Yongchun Xu; Martin G. Fassunge
The application of lean principles and agile project management techniques in the domain of large-scale software product development has gained tremendous momentum over the last decade. This results in empowerment of individuals which leads to increased flexibility but at the same time sacrifices managerial control through traditional steering practices. Hence, the design of adequate incentive schemes in order to align local optimization and opportunistic behavior with the overall strategy of the company is a crucial activity from a business perspective.
Business & Information Systems Engineering | 2009
Benjamin Blau; Christof Weinhardt; Clemens van Dinther; Tobias Conte; Yongchun Xu
Wirtschaftsinformatik und Angewandte Informatik | 2009
Benjamin Blau; Clemens van Dinther; Tobias Conte; Yongchun Xu; Christof Weinhardt
european conference on information systems | 2010
Tobias Conte; Benjamin Blau; Yongchun Xu
international conference on evaluation of novel approaches to software engineering | 2011
Benjamin Blau; Tobias Hildenbrand; Matthias Armbruster; Martin G. Fassunge; Yongchun Xu; Rico Knapper
Wirtschaftsinformatik und Angewandte Informatik | 2009
Benjamin Blau; Clemens van Dinther; Tobias Conte; Yongchun Xu; Christof Weinhardt
Wirtschaftsinformatik und Angewandte Informatik | 2009
Benjamin Blau; Clemens van Dinther; Tobias Conte; Yongchun Xu; Christof Weinhardt
Wirtschaftsinformatik und Angewandte Informatik | 2009
Benjamin Blau; Christof Weinhardt; Clemens van Dinther; Tobias Conte; Yongchun Xu
WI | 2009
Benjamin Blau; Clemens van Dinther; Tobias Conte; Yongchun Xu; Christof Weinhardt