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1 - Bijan Fazlollahi
2 - Strategies for
3 - Acquisitions Editor:
4 - Other New Releases from Irm Press
5 - Strategies for ecommerce Success
6 - City University of Hong Kong, China
7 - State University, Usa
8 - Foreword
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11 - Bijan Fazlollahi
12 - Preface
13 - Sites” by Thomas Stafford of Texas Women’s University and Marla Royne Stafford
14 - Comparing the United States and the United Kingdom,” Donna Mccloskey from
15 - Electronic Market—A Study for the Air Cargo Business” by Freimut Bodendorf and
16 - Chapter 19 entitled, “Mobile Agents, Mobile Computing and Mobile Users in
17 - Irm Press
18 - Chapter 1
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20 - Commission, United States, Federal Trade Commission, 1998) that many Web
21 - Spamming-Unsolicited Commercial E-Mail
22 - Type of Concern
23 - Unauthorized Access/Surveillance-Employee Monitoring
24 - Collection of Information Through Cookies
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26 - Selling Personal Information by Information Brokers
27 - Intellectual Property Rights (Ipr)
28 - Privacy and Children’s Online Activities
29 - Future Trends: The Clipper Chip
30 - Conclusion And Future Directions
31 - References
32 - United State Congress Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transpor-
33 - Online Resources
34 - Chapter 2
35 - Business-To-Consumer Electronic
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38 - B2C e-Commerce Business Models
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40 - Business-To-Business Electronic
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43 - Other Structural Factors in B2B e-Commerce Activity
44 - Discussion And Conclusion
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46 - Endnotes
47 - A Research Manifesto for Global Information
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49 - Chapter 3
50 - Papazafeiropoulou & Pouloudi
51 - Digital Democracy
52 - Papazafeiropoulou & Pouloudi
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54 - Papazafeiropoulou & Pouloudi
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56 - Papazafeiropoulou & Pouloudi
57 - International Organization for Standardization (Iso) and the World Trade Orga-
58 - Papazafeiropoulou & Pouloudi
59 - Implications For Policy Makers
60 - Papazafeiropoulou & Pouloudi
61 - Conclusions
62 - Papazafeiropoulou & Pouloudi
63 - the Information Economy, Heldrich Center for Workforce Development, 10
64 - Papazafeiropoulou & Pouloudi
65 - Electronic Commerce, and the European Privacy Directive, Brookings
66 - Papazafeiropoulou & Pouloudi
67 - Chapter 4
68 - Introduction
69 - Motivations For Web Use
70 - Uses And Gratifications For Media
71 - Content and Process Gratifications
72 - Method
73 - Overall Frequency of Response
74 - Results
75 - The Sample
76 - Table 2: Exploratory Factor Analysis Results, Factor Loadings
77 - Factor Two:
78 - Table 3: Multiple Regression Results, Parameter Estimates (F-tests)
79 - Discussion
80 - A Third General Area of Media Gratification
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82 - References
83 - Communication Yearbook
84 - American Academy of Advertising Conference, Pullman, Wa: Washington State
85 - Chapter 5
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87 - Signs and Negotiation of Obligations
88 - Branch of Semiotics
89 - As Austin
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92 - Contract Law
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95 - As suggested by Lord Denning Mr in Thornton v Shoe Lane
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97 - A Model for Consumer Contracts
98 - Abstracted
99 - Consideration
100 - Conclusion
101 - Cases Cited
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103 - Endnotes
104 - J Searle (1969), Speech Acts, Cambridge, Cambridge University Press,
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106 - Tomiuk & Pinsonneault
107 - 90 Customer Loyalty and Electronic Banking
108 - Tomiuk & Pinsonneault
109 - 92 Customer Loyalty and Electronic Banking
110 - Tomiuk & Pinsonneault
111 - 94 Customer Loyalty and Electronic Banking
112 - Tomiuk & Pinsonneault
113 - 96 Customer Loyalty and Electronic Banking
114 - Tomiuk & Pinsonneault
115 - 98 Customer Loyalty and Electronic Banking
116 - Tomiuk & Pinsonneault
117 - 100 Customer Loyalty and Electronic Banking
118 - Tomiuk & Pinsonneault
119 - 102 Customer Loyalty and Electronic Banking
120 - Tomiuk & Pinsonneault
121 - 104 Customer Loyalty and Electronic Banking
122 - Tomiuk & Pinsonneault
123 - 106 Customer Loyalty and Electronic Banking
124 - Tomiuk & Pinsonneault
125 - 108 Customer Loyalty and Electronic Banking
126 - Tomiuk & Pinsonneault
127 - 110 Electronic Commerce and Strategic Change Within Organizations
128 - Galliers & Newell
129 - 112 Electronic Commerce and Strategic Change Within Organizations
130 - Galliers & Newell
131 - 114 Electronic Commerce and Strategic Change Within Organizations
132 - Galliers & Newell
133 - 116 Electronic Commerce and Strategic Change Within Organizations
134 - Galliers & Newell
135 - 118 Electronic Commerce and Strategic Change Within Organizations
136 - ???????µe?t
137 - 120 Electronic Commerce and Strategic Change Within Organizations
138 - Galliers & Newell
139 - 122 Electronic Commerce and Strategic Change Within Organizations
140 - Galliers & Newell
141 - 124 Electronic Commerce and Strategic Change Within Organizations
142 - Galliers & Newell
143 - Chapter 8
144 - Cheung & Lee
145 - Research Model And Propositions
146 - Cheung & Lee
147 - Perceived Security Control (Psc)
148 - Cheung & Lee
149 - Consequence of Trust: Perceived Risk (Pr)
150 - Cheung & Lee
151 - Table 1: Cronbach’s Alpha of the eleven Constructs in Pilot Study
152 - Cheung & Lee
153 - Propensity to Trust
154 - Cheung & Lee
155 - Ptt Ce Exp Psc Ppc
156 - Cheung & Lee
157 - Research: A Review”, International Journal of Research in Marketing (13),
158 - Cheung & Lee
159 - Endnotes
160 - Cheung & Lee
161 - Appendix 2
162 - Cheung & Lee
163 - Chapter 9
164 - Robinson & Elofsen
165 - The Value Of Postponement
166 - Robinson & Elofsen
167 - Negotiated Group Spec::
168 - Robinson & Elofsen
169 - Impacts Of An Electronic Broker
170 - Robinson & Elofsen
171 - Fixed Simulation Parameters
172 - Robinson & Elofsen
173 - + (Di
174 - Robinson & Elofsen
175 - Dependent Simulation Variables
176 - Robinson & Elofsen
177 - Information Precision
178 - Robinson & Elofsen
179 - Demand Quantity Correlation
180 - Robinson & Elofsen
181 - Demand Variability
182 - Robinson & Elofsen
183 - Broker
184 - Robinson & Elofsen
185 - Discussion
186 - Robinson & Elofsen
187 - Correlation
188 - Robinson & Elofsen
189 - Appendix
190 - Robinson & Elofsen
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192 - Robinson & Elofsen
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194 - Madani
195 - Internal Control Ojectives
196 - Madani
197 - Characteristics Of Ec Environment
198 - Madani
199 - Figure 1: A Tqm Framework for Internet-based Ec Transactions
200 - Madani
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202 - Mccloskey & Whiteley
203 - Methodology
204 - Mccloskey & Whiteley
205 - Table 3: Types of E-Commerce Activities
206 - Mccloskey & Whiteley
207 - Figure 2: Comparison of E-Commerce Attitudes for Non E-Commerce
208 - Mccloskey & Whiteley
209 - Discussion And Directions For Future
210 - Mccloskey & Whiteley
211 - Practical Implications
212 - Mccloskey & Whiteley
213 - Chapter 12
214 - Raisinghani, Klassen & Schkade
215 - Technological Issues
216 - Raisinghani, Klassen & Schkade
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218 - Raisinghani, Klassen & Schkade
219 - Knowledge Discovery Using Intelligent Agents: A Proposed Framework
220 - Raisinghani, Klassen & Schkade
221 - Summary And Conclusion
222 - Raisinghani, Klassen & Schkade
223 - Workshop on Agent Theories, Architectures, and Languages, Springer-
224 - Raisinghani, Klassen & Schkade
225 - Chapter 13
226 - Seitz, Stickel & Woda
227 - Active E-Commerce Systems
228 - Seitz, Stickel & Woda
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230 - Seitz, Stickel & Woda
231 - Auctions
232 - Seitz, Stickel & Woda
233 - Increasing Customer’S Loyalty Through
234 - Seitz, Stickel & Woda
235 - Reduction of transaction costs through electronic payment systems
236 - Seitz, Stickel & Woda
237 - Conclusion
238 - Seitz, Stickel & Woda
239 - Websites
240 - Seitz, Stickel & Woda
241 - Chapter 14
242 - Gelinas & Gogan
243 - Using Rogers’
244 - Gelinas & Gogan
245 - Services Providers’
246 - Gelinas & Gogan
247 - Security And Control Issues
248 - Gelinas & Gogan
249 - Authentication:
250 - Gelinas & Gogan
251 - Conclusions
252 - Gelinas & Gogan
253 - Chapter 15
254 - Bodendorf & Reinheimer
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256 - Bodendorf & Reinheimer
257 - Electronic Market Architecture Applying
258 - Bodendorf & Reinheimer
259 - Software Agent Activities
260 - Bodendorf & Reinheimer
261 - Offer Evaluation
262 - Bodendorf & Reinheimer
263 - Offer Request - Carrier
264 - Further Requirements
265 - Impacts on Airlines
266 - Bodendorf & Reinheimer
267 - unternehmensübergreifenden Elektronischen Markt und Modellierung
268 - Chapter 16
269 - A Usability Assessment Model
270 - Figure 1: The Components of the Web Usability Model
271 - The Web Usability Assessment Tool
272 - The Usability Assessment Process
273 - Figure 3: Compilation of Score Sheet Data
274 - An Example
275 - Table 1: User Profile and Assessment Data
276 - Figure 5: An Example of a Web Usability Index for Data Analysis
277 - Reading, Ma: Addison-
278 - Chapter 17
279 - Supply Chain And Diversity Research
280 - The Study
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282 - Table 1: Supplier Communication and Diversity Grid
283 - Majority Supplier Content
284 - Reasons for Supplier Diversity Initiatives
285 - Common Good (7 firms) - way to express concern for the public good; it’s the
286 - Contribution
287 - Acknowledgment
288 - Chapter 18
289 - Literature Review
290 - Technology
291 - Table 1: Revenue Sources
292 - Table 2: Technological Functions
293 - Technology Solutions: With the rapid evolution of new technologies, compa-
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295 - Chapter 19
296 - Vinaja
297 - Mobile Agents
298 - Vinaja
299 - Mobility And Security Issues
300 - Vinaja
301 - Mobility And Taxation
302 - Vinaja
303 - San Francisco, Ca:
304 - Vinaja
305 - International Workshop on Multi-Agents, Prima’99, Kyoto, Japan, Germany:
306 - Tagliavini, Ravarini & Antonelli
307 - Charentenay,
308 - Analysis Of
309 - Internet
310 - Tagliavini, Ravarini & Antonelli
311 - payment management: an on line payment system is an integration of the
312 - Tagliavini, Ravarini & Antonelli
313 - intermediaries, could allow companies to change their traditional intermediaries with
314 - Tagliavini, Ravarini & Antonelli
315 - Subcontractor Enterprise
316 - Tagliavini, Ravarini & Antonelli
317 - Traditional
318 - Tagliavini, Ravarini & Antonelli
319 - Conclusions
320 - Tagliavini, Ravarini & Antonelli
321 - Sigcpr 1999: Managing Organizational Knowledge for Strategic
322 - Tagliavini, Ravarini & Antonelli
323 - Jackson, Dawson & Wilson
324 - Software To Record Email Metrics
325 - Jackson, Dawson & Wilson
326 - Email Communication - Stage 2
327 - Jackson, Dawson & Wilson
328 - Cost of External Email
329 - Jackson, Dawson & Wilson
330 - Chapter 22
331 - Fazlollahi
332 - Website Functions, From Electronic
333 - Fazlollahi
334 - Figure 2: Web Site as Point of Order Penetration
335 - Fazlollahi
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337 - Fazlollahi
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339 - Fazlollahi
340 - Decision support - users, context and tasks
341 - Fazlollahi
342 - Conclusions
343 - Fazlollahi
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345 - About the Editor
346 - Index
347 - Direct Online Credit/Debit Payments 225
348 - Mediated Credit/Debit Payments 225
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350 - A New Title from Igp!
351 - New from Idea Group Publishing
352 - Advanced Topics in Database Research Series