E-Nego-Motion
- Status
- completed
- Project begin
- 01.03.2009
- Project end
- 31.12.2012
- Sponsor mark
- Austrian Research Fund (FWF) Projektnummer: P21062-G14
Status Quo: In the last decade e-business has gained momentum in many domains and its importance is still growing. While in many B2B and B2C markets electronic support tools are widely applied, the task of negotiating the final contract remained unsupported and negotiations are still conducted via e-mail. Electronic negotiation support systems (eNS) have not yet experienced their forecast break-through.
State of the Art: Based on different support approaches, system designers implement different features. These features influence the negotiation process, which in turn shapes the final negotiation outcome. However, current eNS are missing facet of actual negotiation processes or influence negotiations in a way that is perceived by users as disturbance rather than as support.
Research Objectives: First, the impact of different support features of eNS on negotiation processes and outcomes has to be investigated. Building on the evidence from literature and the results of additional experiments we strive to develop design guidelines for effective eNS, considering socio-emotional, analytical, and technological aspects. The final objective is to create a design for a new and adaptive 'best-of' system by further developing existing systems based on our findings.
Method: eNS following different support philosophies (e.g. Negoisst and Negotiator Assistant) will be integrated and examined in empircal experiments. These studies focus on the influence of support features on negotiation processes and outcomes along various dimensions.
Involved persons
Involved institutions
- Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences
- Information Systems I
- Institute of Interorganizational Management & Performance
Sponsors
Publications in the course of the project
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Integrating the AC-AT concept into an Electronic Negotiation Support System: Implementation and Challenges
2012: Alexander Dannenmann, Marc Fernandes, Michael Filzmoser, Johannes Gettinger, Sabine T. Köszegi, Ronald Mitterhofer, Andreas Reiser, Mareike Schoop, Rudolf Vetschera
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Ökonomische Relevanz von Kommunikationsqualität in elektronischen Verhandlungen
2010: Katja Duckek
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Visualization Methods for Multi-Criteria Portfolio Selection: An Empirical Study
2010: Rudolf Vetschera, Johannes Gettinger, Elmar Kiesling, Christian Stummer
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Do They Agree Once More? An Analysis of the Factors That Influence Agreement in the Post-Settlement Phase
2010: Johannes Gettinger, Michael Filzmoser, Tomasz Wachowicz, Shikui Wu
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E-Negotiations via Inspire 2.0: The System, Users, Management and Projects
2010: Norma Paradis, Johannes Gettinger, Hsiangchu Lai, Maria Surboeck, Tomasz Wachowicz
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Acceptance and Evaluation of Automated Mediation in e-Negotiation
2010: Daniel Druckman, Sabine Köszegi, Mareike Schoop, Per van der Wijst, Rudolf Vetschera, Alexander Dannemann, Katja Duckek, Michael Filzmoser, Johannes Gettinger, Ronald Mitterhofer, and Andreas Reiser
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An Experimental Comparison of Two Interactive Visualization Methods for Multicriteria Portfolio Selection
2011: Elmar Kiesling, Johannes Gettinger, Christian Stummer, Rudolf Vetschera
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Impact of and interaction between behavioral and economic decision support in electronic negotiations
2011: Alexander Dannenmann, Daniel Druckman, Michael Filzmoser, Johannes Gettinger, Sabine Köszegi, Ronny Mitterhofer, Andreas Reiser, Mareike Schoop, Per van der Wijst, Rudolf Vetschera
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Entscheidungsunterstützung in elektronischen Verhandlungen
2012: Andreas Reiser
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Shall we Dance? – The effect of information presentations on negotiation processes and outcomes
2012: Johannes Gettinger, Sabine Koeszegi, Mareike Schoop
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2.02 G eNerationS – Avenues for the next generation of pro-active negotiation support
2012: Dan Druckman, Michael Filzmoser, Johannes Gettinger, Sabine Koeszegi, Rudolf Vetschera
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Perspectives on Electronic Negotiation Support
2009: Sabine T. Koeszegi, Michael Filzmoser, Johannes Gettinger, Rudolf Vetschera