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Web Services: XML‐based system integrated techniques

Yu et al., 2003

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17612060202631794130
Author
Yu S
Chen R
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The Electronic Library

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The integration of information systems must consider various aspects, including the individuals of an organization, cooperating with other vendors, and the connections within this organization. The advantages of integration include shortening the negotiation process …
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