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Sharpe. 311 $a1-317-47270-5 311 $a0-7656-1150-3 320 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index. 327 $aCONTENTS; SERIES EDITOR'S INTRODUCTION; REFERENCES; ACKNOWLEDGMENTS; E-COMMERCE AND THE DIGITAL ECONOMY AN INTRODUCTION; PROLOGUE; THE TECHNOLOGY ENABLER; ORGANIZATIONAL TRANSFORMATIONS; PROCESS/SUPPLY CHAIN TRANSFORMATIONS; CHANNEL MANAGEMENT; B2B OPPORTUNITIES; VALUE PROPOSITIONS AND JUSTIFICATION; UBIQUITOUS COMMERCE; OPEN AND DYNAMIC ENTERPRISES; OVERVIEW OF THE ORGANIZATION OF THIS VOLUME; PART I INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY STANDARDS AND THE TRANSFORMATIONS OF INDUSTRY STRUCTURE 327 $aCHAPTER 1 MEASURING THE BUSINESS BENEFITS OF WEB-BASED INTERORGANIZATIONAL SYSTEMS A CO-ADOPTION MODEL FOR STANDARDS DEVELOPMENTCHAPTER 2 IMPACT OF STANDARDIZATION ON BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS COLLABORATION; CHAPTER 3 THE IMPACT OF B2B ELECTRONIC COMMERCE TECHNOLOGY, PROCESSES, AND ORGANIZATION CHANGES A CASE STUDY IN THE PERSONAL COMPUTER INDUSTRY; CHAPTER 4 THE STANDARDIZATION GAP AN ECONOMIC FRAMEWORK FOR NETWORK ANALYSIS; PART II EMPHASIS ON CONSUMERS AND CUSTOMIZATION; CHAPTER 5 EXTENDING CUSTOMERS' ROLES IN E-COMMERCE 75 CHAPTER 5 EXTENDING CUSTOMERS' ROLES IN E-COMMERCE PROMISES, CHALLENGES 327 $aCHAPTER 6 HUMAN FACTORS AND E-COMMERCECHAPTER 7 BUNDLING AND UNBUNDLING OF ELECTRONIC CONTENT; CHAPTER 8 CURRENT AND FUTURE INSIGHTS FROM ONLINE AUCTIONS A RESEARCH FRAMEWORK; PART III MANAGEMENT OF MOBILE AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE; CHAPTER 9 PEER-TO-PEER TECHNOLOGIES FOR BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS APPLICATIONS; CHAPTER 10 TOPOGRAPHICAL LEVERAGING OF SHARABLE SERVICES THE CONCEPT OF CAPACITY PROVISION NETWORKS; CHAPTER 11 MOBILE COMMERCE A VALUE SYSTEM PERSPECTIVE; CHAPTER 12 EXPLAINING THE SUCCESS OF NTT DOCOMO'S I-MODE THE CONCEPT OF VALUE SCOPE MANAGEMENT 327 $aPART IV TRUST, SECURITY, AND LEGAL ISSUESCHAPTER 13 TRUST IN ONLINE CONSUMER EXCHANGES EMERGING CONCEPTUAL AND THEORETICAL TRENDS; CHAPTER 14 SPOTTING LEMONS IN THE PKI MARKET ENGENDERING TRUST BY SIGNALING QUALITY; CHAPTER 15 PRIVATE LAW ON THE INTERNET THE PERFORMANCE OF THE ICANN/UDRP SYSTEM; ABOUT THE EDITOR AND CONTRIBUTORS; SERIES EDITOR; INDEX 330 $aDivided into four parts, this book offers a state-of-the-art survey of information systems research on electronic commerce. 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