Properties of platforms for the transformation and automation of business processes

2019

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DOI 10.23919/iccas47443.2019.8971550
Data confidence 70 medium
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Abstract

Over the last few years the sharing economy has been changing the way that people share and conduct transactions in digital spaces. We present the notion of platform centralization/decentralization as an effective organizing principle for the variety of perspectives on the sharing economy, and also evaluate scholars' treatment of technology itself. In this paper we proposed in a broader sense creation of the methodology for creating platforms for the construction and creation (systematization of the inclusion of systems) business processes of logistics by default includes the methodology for creating platforms that is designed to create automation systems by this business process of logistics, i.e. for the given business process of logistics. Moreover, the methodology for creating automation systems by this business process of logistics can be implemented on the basis of a local platform that integrates or enters in the platform to create a business process as a whole.