Cooper R., Madden G. (Ed.) Frontiers of Broadband, Electronic and Mobile Commerce

Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg, 2004. - 341 p.
ISBN 978-3-7908-0087-6Russel Cooper and Gary Madden Introduction
E-Commerce Business Models
Jerry Hausman Cellular 3G Broadband and Wi-FiConsumer Welfare and Cellular Telephony
Cellular Broadband Internet Access
Effect of Regulation
Sunk Investment and Regulation
Cellular Moves to 3G
Requirements for 3G to be Successful
Current 3G Market Experience
Spectrum Auctions
Wi-Fi
End to Government Regulation?Charles Steinfield Geographie and Socially Embedded B2C and B2B E-CommerceToward a Situated View of B2C E-Commerce
Transaction Cost and Complementary Views of B2C E-Commerce
Physieal and Virtual Channel Synergy
A Situated View of Cliek and Mortar Benefits
Managing Situated E-Commerce
Empirieal Analyses of Strategy and Benefit
Towards a Situated View of B2B E-Commerce
Electronic Hierarchy and Small Networks
Rise and Collapse ofThird-party B2B E-Markets
Geographie Business Communities and Situated B2B E-Commerce
E-Commerce and Local Business Clusters
Social Capital, B2B Electronic Coordination and Local Clusters
Conc1usionJames H. Tiessen SME International E-Commerce ActivitySME Export Behavior and the Internet
Maintained Assumptions
SME E-Business
Method
Participant Firms
Model
International Web Use: Commitment, Sophistication and Adaptation
Firm Factors: Capability and Business Relationships
Environmental Factors: Market Change and Industry Norms
Participant Firm Change
Current E-Business Use
Environmental and Firm Factor Change
Model Stability
Discussion
Conc1usionsPhil Malone SME Interaction in Supply ChainsSmall Business E-Market Entry Barriers
Drivers and Barriers to Interoperability
Drivers
Barriers
E-Business Principles
Problem Identification
Process Separation
Business Solutions
Stakeholder Support
Governance and Funding
Supply Chain Interoperability Initiatives
B2B Registry and Integration Toolkit
Information Technology Online Program
Appliance Industry
Mining Industry
Textile Supply Chain Interoperability
NOIE and the Path AheadTechnology and Productivity
Hak Ju Kim Deciding on Network Architecture for 3G Wireless ServicesWireless Network Architectures
IG Wireless Networks
2G Wireless Networks
3G Wireless Networks
Innovation and Wireless Networks
Analog to Digital
GSM to GPRS
GPRStoEDGE
Moving to 3G
Alternative 3G Paths
GSM-based Network Migration
CDMA-based Network Migration
Real Options and Risk NeutralityJeffrey I. Bernstein and Charles J. Zarkadas Measurement of TFP Growth for US TelecommunicationsThe Concept of Total Factor Productivity
Indexes of Total Factor Productivity
Choice of TFPI
TFPI: Updating the FCC Study
Calculation of Output Quantity Index
Calculation of Input Quantity Index
Calculation of the TFPI
TFPI: Intrastate Disaggregation and BroadbandRussel Cooper, Gary Madden and Grant Coble-Neal Measuring TFP for an Expanding Telecommunications NetworkNetwork Expansion
Econometric Cost Model
Model Estimation: Issues and Results
Post-estimation AnalysisAppendix: Timeline of Technological AdvanceM. Ishaq Nadiri and Banani Nandi Dynamic Aspects of US Telecommunications Productivity MeasurementPrices and Investment
TFP Trends and Sources
Dynamic Aspects
Spillover or Network Effect Measurement
Measurement of Infrastructure Investment BenefitDemand and Pricing
Sang-Kyu Byun, Jongsu Lee, Jeong-Dong Lee and Jiwoon Ahn Korean Wireless Data Communication Markets and Consumer TechnologyWireless Data Communication
Mobile Internet and Wireless LAN Market Trends
WDC Service Business Structure
Competitive WDC Factors
Competition by Service Characteristics
Conjoint Design and WDC Competitive Advantage
Sampie Design
Conjoint Questionnaire
Empirical Model
Estimation Results
Business Strategy for Service Providers
Economic ImpactAppendix: Sampie of Cards Used in the SurveyPaul Rappoport, Lester D. Taylor and James Alleman WTP Analysis of Mobile Internet DemandDescriptive Analysis
Network Subscription Choice
Modeling WTP for Wireless Internet Access
Price Elasticity CalculationsYong- Yeop Sohn Asymmetry in Pricing Information GoodsInformation Good Demand Characteristics
Alternative Pricing Strategies
Marginal Cost Pricing
Monopolistic Pricing
Firm Survival and Pricing in Information Goods Markets
Firm Industry Exit with the Initial Version
Firm Industry Exit with the Upgraded Version
Firm Survives IndefinitelyMarket Growth, Regulation and Investment
Gary Madden, Aniruddha Banerjee and Grant Coble-Neal Measuring Telecommunication System Network EffectsModeling Telecommunications Demand
Data and Variables
Estimation and ResultsIdentifying the Exogenous Structural ParametersGlenn A. Woroch Open Access Rules and Equilibrium Broadband DeploymentBroadband Technology and Regulation
Broadband Technology and Cost Characteristies
Policy Promoting Broadband Competition
A Technology Race Model of Broadband Deployment
Duopoly Broadband Race Equilibrium
Comparative-static Analysis
Regulation of Non-broadband Service
Open Access Rules and the Equilibrium Broadband Race
Resale of Monopoly Broadband Serviee
Interim Facility Sharing
Pure Broadband Resale
Symmetrie and Asymmetrie Facility SharingEquilibrium Deployment
Comparative StaticsJohannes M. Bauer Spectrum Management and Mobile Telephone Service MarketsMobile Telephone Service Market Innovation
Approaches to Spectrum Management
Spectrum Management Regimes
Spectrum Management and Market Organization
Spectrum Management and InnovationRussel Cooper and Gary Madden Rational Explanations of leT InvestmentRecent OECD ICT Investment
Optimal Investment Strategy
Implications of Rational AccountingDevelopment Imperative
Andrea L. Kavanaugh North African Information NetworksDemography and Economic Indicators
Information Sector Reform
Information NetworksDimitri Ypsilanti and Sam Paltridge OECD Broadband Market DevelopmentsBroadband and the OECD
Broadband Subscription
Between OECD Member Country Digital Divide
Within OECD Member Country Digital Divide
Bridging the Divide
Subscriber Access Thresholds
Technical Solutions
Addressing the Backhaul Problem
Policy and ConclusionsRussel Cooper and Gary Madden Understanding the Evolving Digital DivideDigital Divide Statistics
North-South Production and ICT Investment
Joint Ventures and Optimized Current Output
Investment and Applications Sector Volatility
Optimal Investment Strategy
Implications for ICT Investment and the Digital DivideList of Contributors
Index