Negoisst
- Status
- current
- Project begin
- 01.05.2009
- Keywords
- E-Commerce
Basic Concept
The objectives of supporting negotiations electronically are reached by integrating semantic webtechnologies, amongst others. Text message contents are semi-automatically assigned to well-defined concepts, what can reduce misunderstandings. Further, intentions are made explicit by the sender by pragmatic enrichment - hence, it is always transparent whether a message is meant e.g. as a formal offer (offer) or an informal question (question). Moreover, functions like generating contracts or intelligent search are facilitated.
The system is rooted in the "language-action perspective" (Searle/ Habermas) and therefore focuses on the support of communication processes. It also integrates analytic functions, though, comparable with those of the well-knownInspire Systembut relying on semantic annotations. E.g. based on a hybrid conjoint approach, the system can estimate the utility values for offers made during a negotiation process.
Negoisst Features
What does the Negoisst system provide in detail? How can I use it and which functionality does the system have?
Overview of the most important features:
- Flexible web-application
- Bilateral, asynchronous negotiations (like email)
- free text
- mature communication model, intention of a message is made explicit
- strict separation of binding and non-binding (coffee bar) interaction by message types
- semi-structured communication, natural language messages are enriched with references to the agenda what facilitates automatic processing and evaluation of the message (see video)
- integration of message and document view - automatically generated contracts refer to individual decisions in the negotiation process (see DOC.COM framework)
- agenda can be extended dynamically
- diverse set-up and analytic tools for negotiation group exercises
- integrated negotiation agents - decision processes can be automated for respective negotiation tasks such as training
- Decision support
- scoring model for offers
- easy to trace
- changes of model possible at any time
- live update of evaluations during message writing
Negoisst Technology
- Dynamic protocols
- OWLintegration - store and use mutual "understanding" of the negotiation parties (based on JENA API)
- AJAX-enabled - important information is always up-to-date
- Flexible Java implementation
- 100% open source - all components stem from the OpenSource community, thank you!
Involved persons
- M.Sc. Muhammed-Fatih Kaya
- M.Sc. Andreas Schmid
- M.Sc. Annika Lenz
- Dr. Philipp Melzer
- Prof. Dr. Mareike Schoop
Involved institutions
- Faculty of Business, Economics and Social Sciences
- Information Systems I
- Institute of Interorganizational Management & Performance
Publications in the course of the project
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Why can’t we settle again? Analysis of factors that influence agreement prospects in the post-settlement phase
2016: Johannes Gettinger, Michael Filzmoser, Sabine Koeszegi
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Supporting Communication, Decisions, and Document Management in Electronic Negotiations – The System Negoisst
2011: Mareike Schoop, Andreas Reiser, Alexander Dannenmann
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Negotiation Support Functionality in Business Communication Applications - a Case-Based Evaluation
2011: Robert Elsler, Malte Horstmann, Michael Körner, Mareike Schoop
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Negolook: Integrating client-side electronic negotiation support into business communication systems
2010: Robert Elsler, Malte Horstmann, Michael Körner, Andreas Reiser, Katja Duckek, Mareike Schoop
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Negoisst - Sophisticated Support for Electronic Negotiations
2010: Mareike Schoop, Andreas Reiser, Katja Duckek, Alexander Dannenmann
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Support of Complex Electronic Negotiations
2010: Mareike Schoop
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Negoisst: A Negotiation Support System for Electronic Business-to-Business Negotiations in E-Commerce
2003: Mareike Schoop, Aida Jertila, Thomas List
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DOC.COM: a framework for effective negotiation support in electronic marketplaces
2001: Mareike Schoop, Christoph Quix