Secure E-Coupons

@article{Blundo2005SecureE,
  title={Secure E-Coupons},
  author={Carlo Blundo and Stelvio Cimato and Annalisa De Bonis},
  journal={Electronic Commerce Research},
  year={2005},
  volume={5},
  pages={117-139}
}
As the Internet is getting easier and faster to use, electronic coupon (e-coupon) distribution is becoming a more and more popular advertising technique. E-coupons are the digital analogue of paper coupons which are used to provide customers with discounts or gift in order to incentive the purchase of some products. Nowadays, the potential of digital coupons has not been fully exploited on the web. This is mostly due to the lack of “efficient” techniques to handle the generation and… 
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Towards interoperability in mobile coupons: Enabling cross retailer coupon validation
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Findings from an interoperable couponing trial connecting 17 retailers, 8 different mobile applications and one brand are presented, and the chosen interface design necessary for implementation and coupon validation are discussed.
Towards interoperability in mobile coupons: Enabling cross retailer coupon validation
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Findings from an interoperable couponing trial connecting 17 retailers, 8 different mobile applications and one brand are presented, and the chosen interface design necessary for implementation and coupon validation are discussed.
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