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Return to Web Information Systems Markets evolve through 'entrepreneurial' intervention which is based on intuition and on timely information. An electronic market has been constructed in the laboratory as a collaborative virtual environment to identify timely entrepreneurial information for e-markets. This information is distilled from individual signals in the markets themselves and from signals observed on the Internet. Distributed, concurrent, time-constrained data mining methods are managed using business process management technology to extract timely, reliable information from this inherently unreliable environment. ![]() DiSC'02 © 2003 Association for Computing Machinery |