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Citation: Richard Fikes and Robert S. Engelmore and Adam Farquhar and Wanda Pratt. (1995) Network-based Information Brokers. In KSL-95-13, January,1995.

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type Technical Report
bibtype techreport
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author Richard Fikes and Robert S. Engelmore and Adam Farquhar and Wanda Pratt
title Network-based Information Brokers
number KSL-95-13
institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory
address Stanford, CA, USA
year 1995
month January
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abstract We describe a new project whose objective is to develop key technologies that will enable vendors and buyers to build and maintain network-based information brokers capable of retrieving information about services and products via the Internet from multiple vendor catalogs and data bases for both human and computer-based clients.The ability to obtain relevant information in a timely and cost efficient manner is central to the effective performance of most tasks in our society. The widespread availability of computer based information brokers will provide that ability to large communities by significantly facilitating effective access to the broad range of information that is rapidly becoming available on the Internet. The general availability of the technology to build and maintain information brokers will enable an industry to be established whose primary products are computer-based network-accessible brokering services.

KSL Technical Report ID: KSL-95-13
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Abstract We describe a new project whose objective … We describe a new project whose objective is to develop key technologies that will enable vendors and buyers to build and maintain network-based information brokers capable of retrieving information about services and products via the Internet from multiple vendor catalogs and data bases for both human and computer-based clients.The ability to obtain relevant information in a timely and cost efficient manner is central to the effective performance of most tasks in our society. The widespread availability of computer based information brokers will provide that ability to large communities by significantly facilitating effective access to the broad range of information that is rapidly becoming available on the Internet. The general availability of the technology to build and maintain information brokers will enable an industry to be established whose primary products are computer-based network-accessible brokering services. sed network-accessible brokering services.
Address Stanford, CA, USA  +
Author Richard Fikes and Robert S. Engelmore and Adam Farquhar and Wanda Pratt  +
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Has author Richard Fikes and Robert S. Engelmore and Adam Farquhar and Wanda Pratt  +
Has identifier KSL-95-13  +
Has publishing details January,1995  +
Has title Network-based Information Brokers  +
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Has year 1995  +
Institution Knowledge Systems, AI Laboratory  +
Ksl tr id KSL-95-13  +
Month January  +
Number KSL-95-13  +
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Title Network-based Information Brokers  +
Year 1995  +
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