Web-Based Supply Chain Management and Digital Signal Processing: Methods for Effective Information Administration and Transmission

Web-Based Supply Chain Management and Digital Signal Processing: Methods for Effective Information Administration and Transmission

Manjunath Ramachandra

Copyright: © 2010 |Pages: 316

ISBN13: 9781605668888|ISBN10: 1605668885|EISBN13: 9781605668895|ISBN13 Softcover: 9781616923990

DOI: 10.4018/978-1-60566-888-8

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Digital signal processing is now a growing area of study invading all walks of organizational life, from consumer products to database management.

Web-Based Supply Chain Management and Digital Signal Processing: Methods for Effective Information Administration and Transmission presents trends and techniques for successful intelligent decision-making andtransfer of products through digital signal processing. A defining collection of field advancements, this publication provides the latest and most complete research in supply chain management with examples and case studies useful for those involved with various levels of management.

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Front Materials

Title Page

Copyright Page

Preface

Acknowledgment

Chapters

Introduction

Chapter 1

Web Based Model for Information Supply Chain (pages 1-17)

Manjunath Ramachandra

Advances in the web technologies and signal processing have resulted in their extensive usage in all walks of life. Although independent, these great technologies often cross each other when it comes to the realization of...

Signal Processing for Information Supply Chain

Chapter 2

Information Model and Measurement (pages 19-31)

Manjunath Ramachandra

Accurate modeling and measurement of digital information is very important to ascertain the commercial value for the same. The value and demand for the information fluctuates all along the information supply chain posing a challenge...

Chapter 3

Information Representation (pages 32-44)

Manjunath Ramachandra

The data from the supplier of the supply chain provides relevant information for the customers only when presented in the appropriate form. The data is to be modeled for to be meaningful and make sense. In this chapter, the semantic...

Chapter 4

Information Systems (pages 45-53)

Manjunath Ramachandra

The activities of information administration in an organization are wound around the information system. It forms the gate for the organizational information lifecycle and the supply chain that enables the information to be shared...

Chapter 5

Basic Information Management (pages 54-69)

Manjunath Ramachandra

For the successful administration of the information system, it required to follow a process. The usage of web for information sharing has opened both opportunities and challenges. In this chapter, the different players or agents for...

Information Acquisition and Processing

Chapter 6

Information Acquisition and Presentation (pages 71-83)

Manjunath Ramachandra

Acquisition of information is the first step in the journey of information along the supply chain. The usage of internet has made it possible to get the information on the fly from a variety of sources at different physical locations...

Chapter 7

Information Cleansing and Processing (pages 84-96)

Manjunath Ramachandra

The data gathered from the sources are often noisy Poor quality of data results in business losses that keep increasing down the supply chain. The end customer finds it absolutely useless and misguiding. So, cleansing of data is to...

Chapter 8

Information Compression (pages 97-108)

Manjunath Ramachandra

If a large data transactions are to happen in the supply chain over the web, the resources would be strained and lead to choking of the network apart from the increased transfer costs. To use the available resources over the internet...

Chapter 9

Meta Data Representation (pages 109-123)

Manjunath Ramachandra

In the ocean of information that gets transferred over the supply chain, it is difficult to get what is required for the customer. Toward this end, a description of the information is necessary. This chapter explains how metadata...

Information Storage

Chapter 10

Information Integration (pages 125-136)

Manjunath Ramachandra

In an information supply chain, data gets pumped over the web from several distinct sources in various forms calling for efforts towards data integration. The integration happens at various levels by means of different algorithms....

Chapter 11

Information Storage (pages 139-151)

Manjunath Ramachandra

The success of information transfer from the suppliers depends largely up on the organization of the data to cater for different categories of the users. It calls for quick, competitive and cost effective solutions. To meet the same...

Chapter 12

Information Archiving (pages 152-165)

Manjunath Ramachandra

In order to keep the information accessible for the customers over the supply chain, the data in demand is to be archived and rendered with attraction. One of the major issues with the data archives is the access time. The same is...

Chapter 13

Information Storage Security (pages 166-180)

Manjunath Ramachandra

The primary goal of the information supply chain is to provide access to the right users to share the data. So, a framework is required to define the rightful users. This chapter provides the mechanism and algorithms to do the same....

Information Retrieval

Chapter 14

Information Retrieval (pages 182-194)

Manjunath Ramachandra

The demand of the end user for the information is to be fulfilled by the supporting supply chain. The search queries for the data are to be appropriately handled to supply the content seamlessly. The users finally have to get what...

Chapter 15

Intelligent Information Processing (pages 195-207)

Manjunath Ramachandra

The data stored in a database exhibits a certain pattern at different degrees of abstraction although by nature it is random. The availability of patterns in the data would be useful in classifying the same with a tag and clustering...

Chapter 16

Knowledge Base Systems (pages 208-222)

Manjunath Ramachandra

A dumb information system in the information supply chain can provide data that is often difficult for the customer to interpret and use. To help in this regard, machine intelligence based on some learning rules is introduced in this...

Chapter 17

Information Mining (pages 223-231)

Manjunath Ramachandra

The data in its raw form may not be of much use for the end customer. In the attempt to extract the knowledge from the data, the concept of data mining is extremely useful. This chapter explains how the data is to be filtered out to...

Chapter 18

Knowledge Management (pages 232-245)

Manjunath Ramachandra

The data in its raw form can make some meaning as information after being subjected to a variety of processes. With the available information, it is possible further to extract the contextual meaning by translating the same in to...

Information Transmission

Chapter 19

Information Transfer (pages 247-261)

Manjunath Ramachandra

The transfer of live data over the supply chain is challenging. The problem is compounded if multimedia data is involved. The delay in the transmission, packet loss etc will be the cause for concern. In this chapter hierarchical data...

Chapter 20

Information Transmission with Quality of Service (pages 262-275)

Manjunath Ramachandra

The data being transferred over the supply chain has to compete with the increasing applications around the web, throwing open the challenge of meeting the constraint of in-time data transfers with the available resources. It often...

Chapter 21

Information Transmission Security (pages 276-290)

Manjunath Ramachandra

The data transactions over a web based supply chain are prone to security threats as the internet is involved all the way. The internet happens to be an open forum easily accessible to the general public. It is quite possible that...

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