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Learning to Act Your Age in the Classroom,enables new business models to provide highly individual IT services that fit the needs of logistics customers. After outlining logistics specific cloud service requirements and the results of a study about the acceptance of cloud computing in logistics domain this paper presents the Logistics Mall,

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Palgrave Studies in the History of Childhood, spans from a web-based public B2B marketplace for simple apps, traditional applications and even logistics process templates to customer-specific cloud based execution environments for instantiated process models and therein included applications. For communication with the mall outside world a sp

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The Neoliberal Teacher and Learner,dividual business processes. In order to anticipate extensive integration projects, seamless interoperability is a crucial requirement. This paper outlines a standards-based logistics Business Object model that narrows the business-IT gap and simplifies logistics IT services regarding development an

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-17689-1adopted to face the challenges of Cloud Computing. In this chapter we discuss these challenges and present our solutions to reconcile cost efficiency, security, availability, agility and low administration overhead.

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Logistics Software Systems and Functions: An Overview of ERP, WMS, TMS and SCM Systems,ort Planning and Supply Chain Management systems and the systems themselves are complex. The following article gives an overview about definitions and typical functions of these systems as well as a short introduction to current logistics and technological requirements.

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Empirical Qualitative Analysis of the Current Cloud Computing Market for Logistics,ical market analysis with users and vendors of logistics and IT. Qualitative interviews were used to examine closely the potential of this concept and any barriers to it. The results of this analysis allow conclusions to be drawn about the future development in the logistics and IT industry.