ICOMA: An Open Infrastructure for Agent-based Intelligent Electronic Commerce on the Internet

Authors:
J. G. Lee;J. Y. Kang;Eun-Seok Lee
Affiliations:
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Venue:
ICPADS '97 Proceedings of the 1997 International Conference on Parallel and Distributed Systems
Year:
1997

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Abstract

With the increasing importance of EC (Electronic Commerce) across the Internet, the need for agents to support both customers and suppliers is growing rapidly. But the lack of standard on product ontology, message and negotiation protocol between agents and brokering makes full automation of EC infeasible. In this paper, we describe an open infrastructure for agent-based EC and design a virtual market server. As an open infrastructure, we propose a complete architecture and message protocol for inter-agent negotiation. We designed and partially implemented a virtual market server, named ICOMA (Intelligent electronic COmmerce system based on Multi-Agent) based on the advanced agent technologies. The goal of ICOMA is to construct the decentralized, dynamic, and diverse EC environment.