In this article, Taiwan Ship Net is proposed to be a portal Web site of the Taiwan yachtindustry. By using Microsoft Distributed interNet Application (DNA) and Active ServicePage (ASP), the supply chain management system, consisting of three sections, shipyards, suppliers, and administrator, exchanges and transfers the information ofenterprise's system. Through applying XML to conduct the information exchange, weintegrate the formats of orders for several yacht manufacturers and suppliers, develop the system of placing orders online, and edit XML documents to exchange the information in the system. E-catalogs that are easy to preserve and update will replace the traditional paper catalogs hereafter. The various demands of accessories will result in an increase in the costs of production and logistics. Through this system, yacht manufacturers can search the material of E-catalogs and purchase online directly. Meanwhile, it will allow the suppliers to update the E-catalogs regularly to be more competitive in the market. Taiwan Ship Net can provide the newest information to foreign customers and communicate with all yacht companies, equipment suppliers, and manufacturers in Taiwan.
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Journal of Ship Production
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February 01 2006
Applying XML Data Exchange Technology to the Supply Chain Management System of the Yacht Industry
Wen-Yen Chien;
Wen-Yen Chien
National Cheng Kung University
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Heiu-Jou Shaw;
Heiu-Jou Shaw
National Cheng Kung University
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Shen-Ming Wang
Shen-Ming Wang
United Ship Design and Development Center, Taipei
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J Ship Prod 22 (01): 9–14.
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SNAME-JSP-2006-22-1-9
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February 01 2006
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Chien, Wen-Yen, Shaw, Heiu-Jou, and Shen-Ming Wang. "Applying XML Data Exchange Technology to the Supply Chain Management System of the Yacht Industry." J Ship Prod 22 (2006): 9–14. doi: https://doi.org/10.5957/jsp.2006.22.1.9
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