Table of Contents

• A Comparison of Online Electronic Commerce Assurance Service Providers in AustraliaNarciso Cerpa, Rodger Jamieson, Srinivasan Rao. 1 [doi]
• A Formal Approach to Dialogs with Online CustomersRalph Bergmann, Sascha Schmitt. 2 [doi]
• A Graphical Design Interface for XML SchemasRonald Lee. 3 [doi]
• A Longitudinal Study of the e-Market for Software ComponentsRoland Dragt, Jos van Hillegersberg, Vincent Traas. 4 [doi]
• A Recommender System for Online Shopping Based on Past Customer BehaviourGeorgios I. Doukidis, Olga Papaemmanouil, Katherine C. Pramataris, George Prassas. 5 [doi]
• A Survey of Electronic Contracting Related DevelopmentsSomasundaram Ramanathan, Walter Thoen. 6 [doi]
• AQIS, EXDOC and the +Meaties, : An Interpretivist Case Study of an Australian Export Documentation System ImplementationTanya Castleman, Paula M. C. Swatman, Linda Wilkins. 7 [doi]
• Automated Negotiation on Agent-Based e-Marketplaces: An OverviewSusanne Klaue, Karl Kurbel, Iouri Loutchko. 8 [doi]
• Building e-Business Models: An Analytical Framework and Development GuidlinesGeorgios I. Doukidis, Dimitris Papakiriakopoulos, Angeliki Poylumenakou. 9 [doi]
• Business Process Reengineeering Using Intranets: A New Beginning?William Golden, Martin Hughes. 10 [doi]
• Combining Physical and Virtual Channels: Opportunities, Imperatives and ChallengesThomas Adelaar, Harry Bouwman, Charles Steinfield. 11 [doi]
• Consortium-Based B2B e-Marketplaces ) A Case Study in the Automotive IndustryStefan Baldi, Hans P. Borgman. 12 [doi]
• Consumers on the Internet ) How Common is it to Shop Online? - A Study of Who in a Population, Is Shopping on the Net?Ingvar Tjøstheim. 13 [doi]
• Design of an Open and Distance Learning Framework Focused on Knowledge ManagementPhilipp Amann, Gerald Quirchmayr. 14 [doi]
• Developing Synergies between Faculty and Students of European Business Schools through Telecommunication and Computer Supported Cooperative ToolsValérie Gauthier, Michel Klein, William Mayon-White, Vladislav Rajkovic. 15 [doi]
• e-Business Adoption by Manufacturing SMEs in Regional AustraliaCarole Alcock, Joan Cooper, Robyn Lawson. 16 [doi]
• eBusiness and Information Systems: Academic Programs in Australia and New Zealand in the e-AgeElsie S. K. Chan, Paula M. C. Swatman. 17 [doi]
• eCommerce and the Region: Not Necessarily an Unequivocal GoodDarryl Coulthard. 18 [doi]
• Effective Management and Policy in e-Business SecuritySharman Lichtenstein, Paula Swatman. 19 [doi]
• Efficient Service Production and Consumer Choice of Delivery ChannelsTomi Dahlberg, Niina Mallat, Timo Saarinen, Virpi Kristiina Tuunainen. 20 [doi]
• Electronic Commerce and Electronic Business Implementation Success FactorsGloria Chan, Vatcharaporn Esichaikul. 21 [doi]
• Electronic Services DeliveryEdmond Pajk. 22 [doi]
• E-nchantment - Wiederverzauberung in Contemporary Computer GamesNicklas Lundblad, Peter Norberg. 23 [doi]
• e-Pharmacy (www.epharmacy.com.au): A Successful Online Pharmacy in AustraliaAndy Koronios, Michael S. Lane. 24 [doi]
• e-Privacy: Evaluating a New Search Cost in Online EnvironmentsDirk Annacker, Sarah Spiekermann, Martin Strobel. 25 [doi]
• European Cities Platform for Online Transaction Services: The EURO-CITI ProjectStelios Gorilas, Anastasios Ioannidis, Gema Lopez Gomar, Elias Spanos, Efthimios Tambouris. 26 [doi]
• Exploring the Digital Divide: Institutional Foundations for Electronic CommerceCarleen F. Maitland. 27 [doi]
• Factors Influencing the Usage of Websites: The Case of a Generic Portal in the NetherlandsHans van der Heijden. 28 [doi]
• Global eT@xation: Competing VisionsBrain Garner, Elaine Lawrence. 29 [doi]
• Implementation Success of Internet-based Electronic Commerce for Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises in AustraliaChristian Bauer, Sandy Chong, Graham Pervan. 30 [doi]
• Increasing Trust in e-Commerce: Concepts and Examples of Insurance SolutionsVera Hornig, Claudia Loebbecke. 31 [doi]
• Information Kiosk for Use in Electronic Commerce: Factors Affecting its Ease of Use and UsefulnessLai Tung. 32 [doi]
• Managing Change for e-Business SuccessColin G. Ash, Janice M. Burn. 33 [doi]
• Nettimarket.com (Finland): A Virtual Grocery RetailerBill Anckar, Tawfik Jelassi, Pirkko Walden. 34 [doi]
• News Release: From Newspaper to Electronic News BrokerFrederikke Krogh-Meibom. 35 [doi]
• On Individual Web Usage Trajectories: Implications for Electronic Commerce and Public PolicyMario Christ, Oliver Günther, Ramayya Krishnan, Daniel Nagin. 36 [doi]
• Pricing the Internet: The One-Component versus Two-Component Pricing Mechanism - An EvaluationSoumit Sain. 37 [doi]
• Temporality, Priorities and Delegation in an E-Commerce EnvironmentLuís Brito, José Neves, Paulo Novais. 38 [doi]
• The Growth of Broadband Internet Connections in South Korea: Contributing FactorsHeejin Lee, Kyounglim Yun. 39 [doi]
• The Impact of Electronic Goods Trading on Customs RevenueSusanne Teltscher. 40 [doi]
• The Integration of SET in Australian Based Internet Payment System Products: A System Developer, s PerspectiveMustafa Ally. 41 [doi]
• The Role of Trust in Business-to-Business Electronic Commerce in SingaporeBennett Whye, Chin Tee, Lai Tung. 42 [doi]
• To Trust or Not to Trust? A Model of Internet Trust from the Customer's Point of ViewLawrence Ang, Chris Dubelaar, Boon-Chye Lee. 43 [doi]
• Towards a Taxonomy of B2B e-Commerce SchemesRoger Clarke. 44 [doi]
• Transaction Breaks: A Litany of ErrorsEdward A. Stohr, Russell Stohr. 45 [doi]
• Voices of Experience: Developing Export Capability through eCommerce in Australian SMEsTanya Castleman, Marina Cavill. 46 [doi]
• Web Content ManagementStuart J. Barnes, Steve Goodwin, Richard T. Vidgen. 47 [doi]
• Web Site Evaluation: Do Web Applications Meet User Expectations? Music, Consumer Goods and e-Banking on the Test BedWalter Dettling, Petra Schubert. 48 [doi]