In this paper we present an XML-based multi-agent system, called Multi Agent System for Traders (MAST), that completely supports Business-to-Customer E-commerce activities, including advertisements and payments. MAST helps both customers and merchants in their tasks with a homogeneous and Personalized approach. In particular, E-payments in MAST are implemented under the availability of financial institutions. This avoids exchanging of sensible customers’ information and reinforces the confidence between customers and merchants. A complete prototype of MAST has been implemented in the JADE framework, and it has been exploited for realizing some experiments, in order to evaluate its performances.

MAST: An Agent Framework to Support B2C E-Commerce / Garruzzo, S; Rosaci, D; Sarne', G. - 204:(2006), pp. 76-82. (Intervento presentato al convegno 7th WOA 2006 Workshop From Objects to Agents, CEUR Workshop tenutosi a CATANIA (ITALY) nel 25-26/09/2006).

MAST: An Agent Framework to Support B2C E-Commerce

ROSACI D;SARNE' G
2006-01-01

Abstract

In this paper we present an XML-based multi-agent system, called Multi Agent System for Traders (MAST), that completely supports Business-to-Customer E-commerce activities, including advertisements and payments. MAST helps both customers and merchants in their tasks with a homogeneous and Personalized approach. In particular, E-payments in MAST are implemented under the availability of financial institutions. This avoids exchanging of sensible customers’ information and reinforces the confidence between customers and merchants. A complete prototype of MAST has been implemented in the JADE framework, and it has been exploited for realizing some experiments, in order to evaluate its performances.
2006
E-commerce; CBB; Multi-agent systems
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