Table Of ContentCommunications
in Computer and Information Science 113
Marzia Zaman Yawei Liang
Sohail M Siddiqui Tim Wang
Vincent Liu Ceecee Lu (Eds.)
E-business Technology
and Strategy
International Conference, CETS 2010
Ottawa, Canada, September 29-30, 2010
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MarziaZaman
Queen’sUniversity
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YaweiLiang
RoyalMilitaryCollegeofCanada
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SohailMSiddiqui
UniversitéduQuébecenOutaouais
Gatineau,Québec,Canada
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TimWang
CeBACanada
Ottawa,Ontario,Canada
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VincentLiu
CarletonUniversity
SprottSchoolofBusiness
Ottawa,Ontario,Canada
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UniversityofToronto
Toronto,Ontario,Canada
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Preface
The International Conference on E-business Technology & Strategy (CETS) provides
a peer-reviewed forum for researchers from across the globe to share contemporary
research on developments in the fields of e-business, information technology and
business strategy. It seeks to promote effective and vibrant networking among
researchers and practitioners from around the world who are concerned about the
effective management of information technology in organizations.
This network of researchers views fostering the development of emerging scholars
in the information technology and e-business fields as its primary task. Consequently
the conference is designed to provide a venue for researchers to get substantive and
beneficial feedback on their work.
There were 134 contributions submitted to CETS 2010. After in-depth discussions,
29 high-quality contributions were selected for publication in this volume. The
authors are from Canada, USA, China, Japan, India and Malaysia.
We thank all the authors who submitted papers, the Program Committee members,
and the external reviewers. We also thank all the local people who were instrumental in
making this edition of CETS another very successful event. In particular, we are very
grateful to Ying Xie, who was responsible for the local arrangements. Special gratitude
goes to the publishing editor, Leonie Kunz, who managed the complexity of
information and communication aspects. Furthermore, we thank the many students
who volunteered on the organization team, as well as the IT services of Carleton
University.
August 2010 Ceecee Lu
Marzia Zaman
Sohail M Siddiqui
Tim Wang
Vincent Liu
Yawei Liang
Organization
Conference Chair
Yawei Liang Royal Military College of Canada
Program Committee Co-chairs
Mazia Zaman Queen’s University, Canada
Sohail M Siddiqui Université du Québec en Outaouais, Canada
Tim Wang Ceba Canada, Canada
Vincent Liu Carleton University, Canada
Pogram Committee
Africa Arino University of Navarra, Barcelona, Spain
Alain Sandoz Vauban Technologies, Switzerland
Amit Bhardwaj Meerut Institute of Engineering and Technology, India
Anne-Françoise Le Meur Université de Lille, France
Ceecee Lu University of Toronto, Canada
Christian Zirpins University College London, UK
Craig Kuziemsky University of Ottawa, Canada
David Douglas University of Arkansas, USA
Darlene Lui Ericsson Canada Inc, Canada
Emmanuel A. Abegunrin Cappella University, USA
Gi Wu Alcatel-Lucent Canada, Canada
Fahim A. Bhuiyan Strayer University, Maryland, USA
Ferhat Khendek Concordia University, Canada
Gilbert Babin HEC Montréal, Canada
Guoping Xia Beihang University, China
Guy Tremblay LATECE – UQAM, Canada
Hafedh Mili LATECE – UQAM, Canada
Hugh Deng Agriculture Canada, Canada
Jacknan Wang University of Toronto, Canada
Joseph Bonnici Bryan College, Rhode Island, USA
Kamel Adi Université du Québec en Outaouais, Canada
Karen Fernandez University of Waikato, New Zealand
Kenneth Kraemer University of California, Irvine, USA
Liam Peyton University of Ottawa, Canada
Lizhi Long University of Rhode Island, USA
Lyn S. Amine Saint Louis University, Missouri, USA
Lorin M. Hitt University of Pennsylvania, USA
VIII Organization
Lu Liu Beihang University, China
Nigel Melville Boston College, USA
Peng Zhou Carleton University, Canada
Petko Valtchev LATECE – UQAM, Canada
Pravat K. Choudhury Howard University, USA
Roy Rada University of Maryland, USA
Rex Dumdum Marywood University and State University of NY
at Binghamton, USA
Shari Shang The University of Melbourne, Australia
Stéphane Gagnon Université du Québec en Outaouais, Canada
Sohail M. Siddiqui Université du Québec en Outaouais, Canada
Soku Byoun University of Southern Indiana, USA
Teck-Yong Eng Aston University, UK
Tim Wang CeBA Canada, Canada
Yan Zhuang Notel Canada, Canada
Yawei Liang Royal Military College of Canada
Vijay Gurbaxani University of California, Irvine, USA
Vincent Liu Carleton University, Carnada
Yi Wu Agriculture Canada, Canada
Workshops and Tutorials Committee
Jacknan Wang University of Toronto, Canada
Sohail M. Siddiqui University of Quebec, Canada
Tim Wang CeBA Canada, Canada
Publicity and Sponsorship Committee
Ceecee Lu University of Toronto, Canada
Li Zhu CeBA Canada, Canada
Vincent Liu Carleton University, Canada
Local Arrangements Committee
Hongtao Li Carleton University, Canada
Kyoko Hirano CeBA Canada, Canada
Table of Contents
Researchon GroupDecision-Making Mechanismof Internet Emergency
Management .................................................... 1
Kefan Xie, Gang Chen, Wu Qian, and Zhao Shi
The Challenges and Issues Regarding E-Health and Health Information
Technology Trends in the Healthcare Sector ......................... 23
Pouyan Esmaeilzadeh, Murali Sambasivan, and Naresh Kumar
The Study of Address Tree Coding Based on the Maximum Matching
Algorithm in Courier Business..................................... 38
Shumin Zhou, Bin Tang, and Wen Li
Customer Credit Scoring Method Based on the SVDD Classification
Model with Imbalanced Dataset ................................... 46
Bo Tian, Lin Nan, Qin Zheng, and Lei Yang
K-BRiR: An Efficient and Self-organized Routing Mechanism for
Structured Peer-to-PeerService Networks ........................... 61
Zhenhua Tan, Guangming Yang, Zhiliang Zhu, Wei Cheng, and
Guiran Chang
Study on Amortization Time and Rationality in Real Estate
Investment...................................................... 75
Yancang Li, Shujing Zhou, and Juanjuan Suo
Risk Evaluation of Business Continuity Management by Using Green
Technology...................................................... 86
Chen Gang
Automated Methodologies for the Design of Flow Diagrams for
Development and Maintenance Activities ........................... 93
Handigund Shivanand M. and Bhat Shweta
ACO-Based Projection Pursuit: A Novel Clustering Algorithm......... 105
Yancang Li, Lina Zhao, and Shujing Zhou
Ant Colony Algorithm for Multiple-Depot Vehicle Routing Problem
with Shortest Finish Time ........................................ 114
Jianhua Ma and Jie Yuan
Chaos Caused by a Transitive Map in Information ................... 124
Lidong Wang, Jiao Peng, and Heng Liu
X Table of Contents
Comparative Study of Methods for Monitoring and Controlling a
Regional Economic System........................................ 130
Shi Zheng, Wen Zheng, and Xia Jin
EnergyLevels andCo-evolutionof ProductInnovationin Supply Chain
Clusters ........................................................ 140
Guojun Ji
A Typology Framework of Loyalty Reward Programs................. 159
Yuheng Cao, Aaron L. Nsakanda, and Inder Jit Singh Mann
The Knowledge Transfer Factors under Different Perspectives.......... 171
Yuanhua Hu and Lili Xue
IT Operational Risk Measurement Model Based on Internal Loss Data
of Banks........................................................ 180
Xiaoling Hao
Prediction Task Assignment of Multi-UAV Approach Based on
Consensus ...................................................... 192
Chen Chen, Zheng Qin, and Jian-kuan Xing
A Macroscopic Timing Optimization Model for Signalized Intersections
Based on an Extended Internal State Node Model.................... 200
Ximin Liu, Shoufeng Lu, and Shiqiang Dai
A Research Methodology for Green IT Systems Based on WSR and
Design Science: The Case of a Chinese Company..................... 215
Yinghong Zhong and Hongwei Liu
Research on the Hotel Image Based on the Detail Service ............. 226
Ban Li, Zheng Shenghua, and Yi He
Impact of Network Information on the Management of Library
E-Resources..................................................... 234
Zhixiang Yin and Hua Chen
Technology Route and System Design of Green IT ................... 238
Juchi Hou, Ying Liang, and Jianli Wei
The Tail of BPM ................................................ 245
Steve Kruba and Jim Meyer
The Aggregation-Diffusion Model of Conduction of Technology Value
in the Large-Scale Sports Events................................... 258
Chuansheng Dong
Specification Patent Management for Web Application Platform
Ecosystem ...................................................... 269
Yoshiaki Fukami, Masao Isshiki, Hideaki Takeda, Ikki Ohmukai, and
Jiro Kokuryo
Table of Contents XI
Evaluation of the Acceptance of Audience Response System by
Corporations Using the Technology Acceptance Model................ 281
Hsing-Hui Chu, Ta-Jung Lu, and Jong-Wen Wann
Identification of Variables and Factors Impacting Consumer Behavior
in On-Line Shopping in India: An Empirical Study ................... 292
Sudesh Chhikara
Knowledge Model of Emergency Decision-Making Based on Knowledge
Supply and Demand.............................................. 305
Bing Wu and Lin-du Zhao
The Consistency andRanking MethodBasedonComparisonLinguistic
Variable ........................................................ 318
Qisheng Zhao, Fajie Wei, and Shenghan Zhou
Author Index.................................................. 327
Research on Group Decision-Making Mechanism of
Internet Emergency Management*
Kefan Xie, Gang Chen, Wu Qian, and Zhao Shi
Management School, Wuhan University of Technology, 125 LuoShi Road,
Wuhan, Hubei 430070, China
[email protected]
Abstract. With the development of information technology, internet has
become a popular term and internet emergency has an intensive influence on
people’s life. This article offers a short history of internet emergency
management. It discusses the definition, characteristics, and factor of internet
emergency management. A group decision-making mechanism of internet
emergency is presented based on the discussion. The authors establish a so-
called Rough Set Scenario Flow Graphs (RSSFG) of group decision-making
mechanism of internet emergency management and make an empirical analysis
based on the RSSFG approach. The experimental results confirm that this
approach is effective in internet emergency decision-making.
Keywords: Group Decision-making, Internet Emergency Management, Rough
Set Scenario Flow Graphs.
1 Introduction
The information age is coming and information is one of indispensable resources to
people. With the development of information technology, the application of computer
network has deeply touched various fields, which plays a very important role in the
development of politics, economy, technology and society. Therefore, network
security becomes a crucial issue to social stability and economic development.
In December 2006, a computer virus named “Worm Nimaya” was rapidly
spreading nationwide in China at the speed of attacking three to five hundred
thousand computer systems per day, and produced 700 new heterogeneous viruses in
just two months. Until January 2007, over millions of personal computers had been
attacked in China, and plenty of personal and commercial files had been damaged.
The direct and indirect economic losses for it were out of calculation. Moreover, the
horrible virus caused a serious panic. Many netizens and commercial organizations
stopped using network in order to protect their computers from the virus so that some
online communication was broken. Hereafter, network security organization and some
anti-virus software companies were developing anti-virus software to fight off it. At
the same time, police office was investigating its human factor with the help of
* This research is supported by National Natural Science Foundation of China, project No.
90924010.
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