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      EBusiness essentials : technology and network requirements for mobile and online markets

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      • 저자
      • 발행사항

        Chichester ; New York: J. Wiley, c2001

      • 발행연도

        2001

      • 작성언어

        영어

      • 주제어
      • ISBN

        0471521833

      • 자료형태

        일반단행본

      • 발행국(도시)

        England

      • 서명/저자사항

        EBusiness essentials: technology and network requirements for mobile and online markets / Mark Norris, Steve West.

      • 판사항

        2nd ed

      • 형태사항

        xiii, 336 p.: ill.; 23 cm.

      • 일반주기명

        "Wiley-BT series."
        Includes bibliographical references and index.

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      목차 (Table of Contents)

      • CONTENTS
      • Dedication = ⅸ
      • Preface = xi
      • About the Authors = xiv
      • Acknowledgements = xv
      • CONTENTS
      • Dedication = ⅸ
      • Preface = xi
      • About the Authors = xiv
      • Acknowledgements = xv
      • 1 Electronic Trade = 1
      • 1.1 What is eBusiness? = 2
      • 1.2 The Whistle-stop Tour = 4
      • 1.3 Who should be Interested? = 10
      • 1.4 Are we Ready? = 12
      • 1.5 About this Book = 14
      • 1.6 Summary = 15
      • Further Reading = 16
      • 2 The Electronic Marketplace = 17
      • 2.1 What is an Electronic Market? = 18
      • 2.2 Trading Models : Markets, Guilds and Auctions = 21
      • 2.3 Seller-driven, Buyer-driven and OpenMarkets = 24
      • 2.4 Cottage Industries and Global Markets = 31
      • 2.5 What are the Roles of the Players? = 33
      • 2.6 Culture, Trust and Logistics = 34
      • 2.7 Summary = 37
      • Reference = 38
      • Further Reading = 38
      • 3 The Electronic Shop = 39
      • 3.1 Catalogues = 40
      • 3.2 Different Scales of Catalogue = 40
      • 3.3 Low-end DIY Catalogues = 41
      • 3.4 Low-end Commercial Catalogues = 42
      • 3.5 High-end Catalogues = 43
      • 3.6 Buyers and Sellers = 45
      • 3.7 Retail versus Wholesale = 46
      • 3.8 Many-to-Many Markets = 46
      • 3.9 Market Mediation = 48
      • 3.10 Fulfilment = 49
      • 3.11 Off-the-shelf Commerce Platforms = 51
      • 3.12 Agents = 53
      • 3.13 Summary = 55
      • Reference = 56
      • 4 Payments, Credit and Invoicing = 57
      • 4.1 Some Definitions = 58
      • 4.2 Payments Trends = 58
      • 4.3 Main Industry Players = 60
      • 4.4 Credit and Debit Card Payments = 61
      • 4.5 Electronic Cash = 68
      • 4.6 Credit Accounts = 71
      • 4.7 Electronic Cheques = 74
      • 4.8 SET in Detail = 75
      • 4.9 Payments, Micropayments and Nanopayments = 82
      • 4.10 Electronic Funds Transfer = 84
      • 4.11 Security and Protection for New Financial Products and Services = 91
      • 4.12 How not to become a Bank or Credit Company = 92
      • 4.13 Electronic Banking = 93
      • 4.14 Standardisation = 93
      • 4.15 Summary = 95
      • Further Information = 96
      • 5 Trust and Security = 97
      • 5.1 Privacy and Encryption = 98
      • 5.2 Digital Signatures = 104
      • 5.3 Trust = 106
      • 5.4 Smart Cards = 110
      • 5.5 Security Good Practice = 111
      • 5.6 Public Key Infrastructures(PKI) = 112
      • 5.7 Summary = 114
      • Further Reading = 114
      • 6 Integration = 115
      • 6.1 Definitions = 116
      • 6.2 Integration Principles = 117
      • 6.3 Planning Integration = 118
      • 6.4 Batch-oriented Integration = 121
      • 6.5 Real-time Integration = 124
      • 6.6 Integration Tactics = 128
      • 6.7 Integration Strategies = 130
      • 6.8 The Front End = 132
      • 6.9 Summary = 135
      • References = 136
      • Further Reading = 136
      • 7 Supply Chain = 137
      • 7.1 EDI : how it works, why it isn't enough = 138
      • 7.2 Workflow = 141
      • 7.3 Direct and Indirect Goods = 145
      • 7.4 Non-credit Card Payment Systems = 147
      • 7.5 Multiple Suppliers = 148
      • 7.6 Case Study - Commerce-1 = 150
      • 7.7 Intranets, Extranets and COINs = 152
      • 7.8 Legacy Suppliers = 153
      • 7.9 XML = 154
      • 7.10 Summary = 160
      • Further Reading = 161
      • 8 Setting Up... Shop = 163
      • 8.1 Ready, Steady Shop = 163
      • 8.2 Where you Get your Stuff = 169
      • 8.3 Shopfitting = 170
      • 8.4 Checklist = 173
      • 8.5 Summary = 175
      • Further Reading = 175
      • 9 Putting the 'e' into your business = 177
      • 9.1 Introduction = 177
      • 9.2 eBusiness Service Providers = 178
      • 9.3 Customer Perspective = 184
      • 9.4 The Networked Economy = 188
      • 9.5 Principles of eBusiness Strategy = 189
      • 9.6 Summary = 194
      • References = 194
      • 10 Underlying Technologies and Standards = 195
      • 10.1 Access Devices = 196
      • 10.2 Smart Cards = 199
      • 10.3 Internet Technology = 205
      • 10.4 Data Networks = 214
      • 10.5 Mobility = 223
      • 10.6 Electronic Cash Standards = 225
      • 10.7 Markup Languages = 227
      • 10.8 Objects and Middleware = 232
      • 10.9 Alliances and Initiatives = 249
      • 10.10 Summary = 251
      • References = 252
      • 11 mBusiness = 255
      • 11.1 Anytime, Anyhow, Anywhere = 255
      • 11.2 The mBusiness Network = 258
      • 11.3 The Network and Service Providers View = 267
      • 11.4 Mobile Data Standards = 269
      • 11.5 Evolution-UMTS, INT2000 and Third Generation = 271
      • 11.6 The Local End = 272
      • 11.7 Summary = 275
      • References = 275
      • 12 Who is Going to Make Money out of All of this and How? = 277
      • 12.1 New Dog, New Tricks = 278
      • 12.2 From Competition to Co-operation = 279
      • 12.3 Power to the People = 281
      • 12.4 Advertising = 283
      • 12.5 Trust Me, I'm a Trader = 284
      • 12.6 Paradise Lost = 285
      • 12.7 Atlast-1984 = 286
      • 12.8 Summary = 287
      • References = 287
      • Appendix 1 Case Studies = 289
      • A1.1 Case Study 1-Federal Express = 289
      • A1.2 Case Study 2-Cisco Systems = 292
      • A1.3 Summary = 294
      • Further Reading = 294
      • Appendix 2 The Gods of Technology = 295
      • A2.1 Exploring Olympus = 296
      • A2.2 The Gods in Action = 298
      • A2.3 Finding your God = 302
      • A2.4 Following a False God = 305
      • A2.5 Summary = 306
      • Reference = 307
      • Further Reading = 307
      • Appendix 3 Glossary = 309
      • Bibliography = 331
      • Index = 333
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