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Reputation Management Systems

Some other reputation management systems:

So far all the management systems I’ve seen focus mainly on online transactions. The Rapleaf blog mentions offline transactions, as does this article in SiliconBeat, but I’m not sure how they actually handle them. According to the article you have to go to the website and engage in a rating process which takes place online, complete with emails. Another aspect of the service that comes through from the description is that it’s more about judging transactions and not the use of objects. The example they use is selling and buying U2 tickets. I think that looking at these offerings will help me focus and get more particular with my thesis.

This entry was posted on Wednesday, April 26th, 2006 at 7:35 PM by Dave Chiu and filed under Research, Sites, Applied Dreams.
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Comments (1) to “Reputation Management Systems”

  1. Sjors wrote:

    I also wrote a post about this once, perhaps you can find some usefull links: http://www.svirsk.org/blog/?p=39

    Posted on 09-May-06 at 8:27 pm | Permalink