Examining the challenges and limitations involved in implementing and using e-commerce technologies, this guide describes how these technologies have been very instrumental to many organizations around the globe. Discussed is how, through the use of electronic commerce, organizations of all sizes and types are able to conduct business without worrying about the territorial market limitations of the past. Additionally, how mobile commerce technologies are further enabling such organizations to communicate more effectively is reviewed. Also covered are the potential for a B2B marketplace, deploying Java mobile agents, and e-business experiences with online auctions.
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Julie Mariga is an associate professor of computer information systems and technology at Purdue University. She has won a university-level teaching award, two school-level teaching awards, and three department-level teaching awards. She is the coauthor of Client/Server Information Systems and a contributing author to The Internet Encyclopedia. She lives in West Lafayette, Indiana.
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This chapter develops a concept to evaluate the e-commerce-ability of a corporation and applies the framework to basic roles of the e-commerce environment. Read the first page Key Phrases - Statistically Improbable Phrases (SIPs): (learn more)
value complementarity model, lagging adopters, digital dot coms, language mediated activity, online trading technology, corresponding business processes, many electronic businesses, privacy dimensions, online share trading, horizontal schema, vertical schema, financial readiness, marketplace providers, incoming agent, specialized service providers, guest agent, query group, demand chain management, mobile agent technology, ofelectronic commerce, firm business strategy, mobile agent system, database middleware, electronic storefront, stationary agent Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Idea Group Inc, New York, International Conference, San Francisco, New Zealand, Office Depot, Retrieved November, Delivery Specialists, Information Systems Research, Retrieved October, John Wiley, Commerce Edition, Free Press, Idea Group Publishing, Management Science, Prentice Hall, Retrieved June, The Economist, The Impact of Mobile Commerce, European Commission, Industrial Management, International Workshop, Microsoft Visual, Retrieved July, Retrieved March New!
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value complementarity model, lagging adopters, digital dot coms, language mediated activity, online trading technology, corresponding business processes, many electronic businesses, privacy dimensions, online share trading, horizontal schema, vertical schema, financial readiness, marketplace providers, incoming agent, specialized service providers, guest agent, query group, demand chain management, mobile agent technology, ofelectronic commerce, firm business strategy, mobile agent system, database middleware, electronic storefront, stationary agent Key Phrases - Capitalized Phrases (CAPs): (learn more)
Idea Group Inc, New York, International Conference, San Francisco, New Zealand, Office Depot, Retrieved November, Delivery Specialists, Information Systems Research, Retrieved October, John Wiley, Commerce Edition, Free Press, Idea Group Publishing, Management Science, Prentice Hall, Retrieved June, The Economist, The Impact of Mobile Commerce, European Commission, Industrial Management, International Workshop, Microsoft Visual, Retrieved July, Retrieved March New!
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- Information Systems Management (Business Strategy Series) in Back Matter (1), and Back Matter (2)
- The Firm, the Market, and the Law by R. H. Coase on page 6
- Introduction to Supply Chain Management by Robert B. Handfield on page 196
- Diffusion of Innovations, 5th Edition by Everett M. Rogers on page 34
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