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1. The Complete E-Commerce Book: Design, Build, and
Maintain a Successful Web-Based Business by Janice
Reynolds, Paperback: 359 pages, Publisher: CMP Books
Make your e-commerce vision a success with this
comprehensive, step-by-step handbook. Whether your
company is a startup or well-established, you’ll learn
how to plan, implement and operate a successful
e-commerce site, from selecting the right software
through fulfilling orders. The expanded and updated
second edition addresses e-commerce opportunities with
online auctions, peer-to-peer file sharing, and weblogs,
as well as security issues and search engine marketing.
2. Realizing eBusiness with Components by Paul Allen,
Hardcover: 254 pages, Publisher: Addison-Wesley Pub
Provides practical advice for planning, analysis, and
design of e-business using Component-Based Development,
(CBD). Shows the reader how to increase e-business
capability without risk, how to integrate e-business
objectives plans with software solutions, how to
provision and manage components, plus a host of other
tasks.
3. eBusiness Essentials, 2nd Edition by Mark Norris,
Steve West, Paperback: 352 pages, Publisher: John Wiley
& Sons
Explores both basic technical aspects and the business
model of buying and selling products over the Internet.
The British authors introduce some mechanisms, ideas,
and techniques for addressing issues of security,
catalog design, product presentation, billing, and
supply chain automation.
4. Electronic Commerce: The Second Wave, Fifth
Edition by Gary Schneider, Paperback: 608 pages,
Publisher: Course Technology
The Second Wave describes how the landscape of online
commerce is changing and evolving. With balanced
coverage of both the technological and the strategic
aspects of successful e-commerce, readers are able to
tackle the real-world business cases included in each
chapter. Reflecting changes in the economy and how
businesses are responding, This textbook emphasizes revenue
and transaction cost reduction models as an alternative
to the older ideas of business models. The author has
included the latest technological developments,
including increased coverage of wireless technology
(m-commerce), so readers are aware of all the latest
developments.5.
e-Business & e-Commerce for Managers by Harvey M. Deitel,
Paul J. Deitel, Hardcover: 794 pages, Publisher:
Prentice Hall
A text outlining every aspect of e-commerce, for
professional managers. Introduces e-business,
e-commerce, the Internet, and the World Wide Web,
covering such topics as online monetary transactions,
Internet security, e-customer relationship management,
online industries, online banking and investment, and
online career services.
6. eCommerce: Formulation of Strategy by Robert
Plant, Paperback: 368 pages, Publisher: Prentice Hall
Helps executives understand their e-commerce objectives
and define metrics and processes that help every team
member stay on track. Drawing on research at more than
40 top e-commerce organizations, This textbook helps
optimize brand, technology, service, market, and
development.
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