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Hans Paul Kaufmann,Adelheid Tobschirbelch result from this new risk-aware approach to Grid computing. Multiple open economic research questions are discussed from the perspective of users, brokers and providers, which point out the potential impact of AssessGrid in this area.

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Matthew E. Layton,Thomas L. Pazdernikidle resources. In this paper we present an economic approach for efficient resource allocation. A market mechanism called . [2] satisfies desirable economic properties and thus is deemed promising to enable an efficient allocation of Grid resources.

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Decision Factors of Enterprises for Adopting Grid Computing,sion factors using the conjoint analysis method. Survey results show that the interoperability is the most indispensable element to successfully install the Grid in enterprise ICT infrastructures. Based on the findings, this paper explains the market context that impacts the revealed technology choices.

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Development of a Generic Value Chain for the Grid Industry,levant suppliers. Business aspects of grid, such as business models and value networks have not been considered broadly in research yet. This paper contributes to fill this gap by describing the value network of a grid case study and by aggregating the results into a generic grid value chain.

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Strategies for the Service Market Place,d with the cost, value and risk of the offering being negotiated for. We add to the negotiation analysis with presentation and discussion of some results showing a simulated Grid market place and show that it is possible for service providers to deny themselves work through attempting to offer a high quality guaranteed service.

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AssessGrid, Economic Issues Underlying Risk Awareness in Grids,ch result from this new risk-aware approach to Grid computing. Multiple open economic research questions are discussed from the perspective of users, brokers and providers, which point out the potential impact of AssessGrid in this area.

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,CATNETS – Open Market Approaches for Self-organizing Grid Resource Allocation,ve to central resource brokers, thus promising improvements in the efficiency of the resulting negotiations and service allocations. This paper analyses the impact of the service density on the profit and market price estimation using a decentralized service allocation mechanism in a grid market scenario.

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