Trust onology for service-oriented environment
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Curtin - Faculties - Curtin Business School - School of Information Systems - Centre for Extended Enterprises and Business Intelligence
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Trust and Reputation are vital components for trusted e-business. In the literature however there has been no effort in proposing ontology for trust. The trusted agent in service oriented environment may trust a software agent or human agent or a service or product. Based on this distinction, trust ontology could be proposed for different domains .The trust ontology for the individual domains is proposed and discussed.
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