Analysis of Things Technology to Promote the Dynamic Alliance Virtual Performance Evaluation

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With the development of modern information and communication technology and network technology, modern enterprises choose to build virtual dynamic alliance to achieve business development goals. There are many uncertain relationships between the participating companies in the virtual dynamic alliance. These companies join together to accomplish a particular goal, but also has their own unique individual needs. Internet of Things is an important part of a new generation of information technology. Things technology is an extension and expansion of the network based on the Internet. Basis for building virtual dynamic alliance is the Internet. The enterprises participating in a virtual dynamic alliance communicate with each other relying on information communication technology. Internet of Things technology provides real-time performance evaluation data to the participating enterprises. This will ensure real-time performance data communication between the dynamic alliance enterprises relatively loose.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 989-994)

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5041-5044

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July 2014

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