Hershey: Cybertech Publishing – 2007 – 396 p. With the advent of e-business, organizations have been fundamentally changing the way they do their business. From business operation to managerial control to corporate strategy, e-business has become an integral part in organizations as e-business evolution continues with emerging technologies and business models, a solid understanding of e-business innovation, process, and strategy proves invaluable for the successful e-business development and management E-Business Innovation and Process Management provides researchers, professionals, and educators with the most current research on e-business trends, technologies, and practices. The book is divided into five segments: Section I, which discusses various e-business models; Section II, which addresses e-business strategies and consumer behavior model; Section III, which discusses e-business process modeling and practices; Section IV, which evaluates various electronic communication adoption and service provider strategies; and Section IV, which addresses privacy policies and implementation issues.
E-Business Models.
Different Types of Business-to-Business Integration: Extended Enterprise.
Integration vs Market B2B.
E-Business Models in B2B: A Process-Based Categorization and Analysis of Business-to-Business Models.
E-Business Strategies and Consumer Behavior Model.
Drivers of Adoption and Implementation of Internet-Based Marketing Channels.
Content is King? Interdependencies in Value Networks for Mobile Services.
Buyer-Supplier Relationships in Business-to-Business E-Procurement: Effects of Supply Conditions.
Consumer Factors Affecting Adoption of Internet Banking Services: An Empirical Investigation in Taiwan.
E-Business Process Modeling and Practices.
A Simonian Approach to E-Business Research: A Study in Netchising.
Business Process Modeling with the User Requirements Notation.
How E-Services Satisfy Customer Needs: A Software-Aided Reasoning.
Personalization of Web Services: Concepts, Challenges, and Solutions.
Electronic Communication Adoption and Service Provider Strategy.
Managing Corporate E-Mail Systems: A Contemporary Study.
Predicting Electronic Communication System Adoption: The Influence of Adopter Perceptions of Continuous or Discontinuous Innovation.
Computer Self-Efficacy and the Acceptance of Instant Messenger Technology.
User Perceptions of the Usefulness of E-Mail and Instant Messaging.
Is P3P an Answer to Protecting Information Privacy?
Semi-Automatic Derivation and Application of Personal Privacy Policies.