Security and privacy in business networking

@article{Wohlgemuth2014SecurityAP,
  title={Security and privacy in business networking},
  author={Sven Wohlgemuth and Stefan Sackmann and Noboru Sonehara and A Min Tjoa},
  journal={Electronic Markets},
  year={2014},
  volume={24},
  pages={81-88}
}
Business networking relies on application-specific quantity and quality of information in order to support social infrastructures in, e.g., energy allocation coordinated by smart grids, healthcare services with electronic health records, traffic management with personal sensors, RFID in retail and logistics, or integration of individuals’ social network information into good, services, and rescue operations. Due to the increasing reliance of networking applications on sharing ICT services… 
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