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This chapter presents the Agent Based Architecture developed within the research project, titled "Process and Production Planning in manufacturing Enterprise Networks". As mentioned in Chapter 1, the architecture has been developed to support “added value services” in neutral linear e-marketplaces, i.e. in virtual districts. In this chapter the architecture will be described from a functional and dynamic point of view by using the formalisms used in the project. In particular, from a functional perspective, the architecture is described by using the IDEF0 formalism, while its dynamics are specified by UML activity diagrams.
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Cantamessa, M., Fichera, S., Grieco, A., La Commare, U., Perrone, G., Tolio, T. Process and production planning in manufacturing enterprise networks, Proceedings of the 1st CIRP (UK) Seminar on Digital Enterprise Technology ©, 2002, Durham (UK), 187–190
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Perrone, G., Montana, G. (2005). An Agent Based Architecture for Manufacturing E-Marketplaces. In: Perrone, G., Bruccoleri, M., Renna, P. (eds) Designing and Evaluating Value Added Services in Manufacturing E-Market Places. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/1-4020-3152-1_2
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