402 Pages
by
Routledge
402 Pages
by
Routledge
408 Pages
by
Routledge
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E-commerce and V-business examines the impact of the Internet and associated technologies on two related aspects of business: electronic commerce and virtual organization. Using a combination of recent theory and empirical evidence it demonstrates how forward thinking organizations are reaping considerable advantages from exciting new business models in these areas. Such models require radical... Read more
Section One: Recognizing the Potential of E-Business
The relativity of disruption: e-banking as a sustaining innovation in the banking industry
Albrecht Enders, Tawfik Jelassi, Andreas Koening and Harald Hungenberg
Online delivered content: concept and business potential
Claudia Loebbecke and Claudio Huyskens
Beyond the “eBay of blank”: next stage digital intermediation in electronic commerce
Alina N. Chircu, Robert J. Kauffman and Bin Wang
E-business and the intermediary role of virtual communities
P. K. Kannan, Ai-Mei Chang and Andrew B. Whinston
Assessing e-commerce quality
Stuart J. Barnes, Eduard Cristóbal, Frederic Marimon and Richard Vidgen
The value of Internet technologies and e-business solutions to microenterprises in Atlantic Canada
Charles H. Davis and Florin Vladica
The emergence of mobile commerce
Stuart J. Barnes and Eusebio Scornavacca
Section Two: Shaping the Virtual Organization
Defining the virtual organization
Lucas D. Introna and Dimitra Petrakaki
Inter-organisational innovations through inter-organisational information systems
Feng Li and Howard Williams
Structure, strategy and success factors for the virtual organization
Peter Marshall, Judy McKay and Judy Young
Web services as an enabler for virtual organisations
Oliver Prokein, Titus Faupel and Daniel Gille
Cross-cultural knowledge management at virtual interfaces
David J. Pauleen and Nigel Holden
Achieving advanced supply chain management through Internet-based electronic commerce
Robert B. Johnston, Horace Cheok Mak and Sherah Kurnia
Collaboration and conflict in the electronic integration of supply networks
Akos Nagy
Recognising the limits of virtual organizations
Lucas D. Introna and Dimitra Petrakaki
The relativity of disruption: e-banking as a sustaining innovation in the banking industry
Albrecht Enders, Tawfik Jelassi, Andreas Koening and Harald Hungenberg
Online delivered content: concept and business potential
Claudia Loebbecke and Claudio Huyskens
Beyond the “eBay of blank”: next stage digital intermediation in electronic commerce
Alina N. Chircu, Robert J. Kauffman and Bin Wang
E-business and the intermediary role of virtual communities
P. K. Kannan, Ai-Mei Chang and Andrew B. Whinston
Assessing e-commerce quality
Stuart J. Barnes, Eduard Cristóbal, Frederic Marimon and Richard Vidgen
The value of Internet technologies and e-business solutions to microenterprises in Atlantic Canada
Charles H. Davis and Florin Vladica
The emergence of mobile commerce
Stuart J. Barnes and Eusebio Scornavacca
Section Two: Shaping the Virtual Organization
Defining the virtual organization
Lucas D. Introna and Dimitra Petrakaki
Inter-organisational innovations through inter-organisational information systems
Feng Li and Howard Williams
Structure, strategy and success factors for the virtual organization
Peter Marshall, Judy McKay and Judy Young
Web services as an enabler for virtual organisations
Oliver Prokein, Titus Faupel and Daniel Gille
Cross-cultural knowledge management at virtual interfaces
David J. Pauleen and Nigel Holden
Achieving advanced supply chain management through Internet-based electronic commerce
Robert B. Johnston, Horace Cheok Mak and Sherah Kurnia
Collaboration and conflict in the electronic integration of supply networks
Akos Nagy
Recognising the limits of virtual organizations
Lucas D. Introna and Dimitra Petrakaki
Biography
Harry Stack Sullivan, HELEN SWICK PERRY, MARY LADD GAWEL, M.D. MABEL BLAKE COHEN
