The Next Generation Information Infrastructure for International Trade

Regulators and actors in international trade are facing a difficult challenge of increasing control and security while at the same time lowering the administrative burden for traders. As a tentative response, the European Commission has introduced the concept of "trusted traders": certifie...

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Autores principales:	Henningsson,Stefan, Gal,Uri, Andersen,Niels Bjørn, Tan,Yao-Hua
Lenguaje:	English
Publicado:	Universidad de Talca 2011
Materias:	Information infrastructure International trade Design research E-customs I3 model
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description	Regulators and actors in international trade are facing a difficult challenge of increasing control and security while at the same time lowering the administrative burden for traders. As a tentative response, the European Commission has introduced the concept of "trusted traders": certified traders that are in control of their business. Trusted traders are entitled to trade facilitations, faster border crossing, and fewer physical inspections. To enable the use of trusted traders, changes are required to the information infrastructure (II) of international trade. This article complements existing works on e-Government interoperability by a theoretically driven approach with theoretical development of the II concept and how II can be modified as additional focus. Following the principles of IS design research, this paper presents a design proposition for the II of international trade. Using theories of II development and change as kernel theory, our proposition presents a redesign of IT, organizational, human, and change and collaboration elements. The design proposition was evaluated and verified with proof of concept installations and a stakeholder value assessment. The paper contributes to the domain of II and how they may be changed to meet new requirements.
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title	The Next Generation Information Infrastructure for International Trade
title_short	The Next Generation Information Infrastructure for International Trade
title_full	The Next Generation Information Infrastructure for International Trade
title_fullStr	The Next Generation Information Infrastructure for International Trade
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