Table of Contents

• A Taxonomy of Intermediary Integration Strategies in Online MarketsLeif B. Methlie, Per E. Pedersen. 1 [doi]
• An eBusiness Model Ontology for Modeling eBusinessAlexander Osterwalder, Yves Pigneur. 2 [doi]
• An Integrated Information Strategy for eCommerce for Export: Enhancing Networking in an International Business ContextTanya Castleman, Marina Cavill, Les Terrill. 3 [doi]
• Analysis of Stakeholder Concerns with a View to Avoid Organisational Conflict in B2B SystemsJacob L. Cybulski. 4 [doi]
• Are Business Websites Complying with Government Privacy Legislation?Carole Alcock, Lois Burgess, Joan Cooper, Nicole Watt. 5 [doi]
• Assessing the Value of Emerging Technologies: The Case of Mobile Technologies to Enhance Business-To-Business ApplicationsJudith Gebauer, Michael J. Shaw, Kexin Zhao. 6 [doi]
• Can Internet-Based TV Succeed? Towards a Sequential Framework for Market EntryMarcia Falkenberg, Claudia Loebbecke. 7 [doi]
• Capturing the Dynamics of eBusiness Models: The eBusiness Analysis Framework and the Electronic Trading InfrastructureKalle Lyytinen, Sean T. McGann. 8 [doi]
• Critical Success Factors for Accelerating Mobile Commerce Diffusion in EuropeIoanna D. Constantiou, Nikolaos A. Mylonopoulos, Ioannis A. Sideris, Adam P. Vrechopoulos. 9 [doi]
• Customer Requirements Elicitation in Intelligent Electronic Sales Support SystemsTilmann Fingerle, Sascha Schmitt, Carsten Tautz. 10 [doi]
• Customer Service and Network CompletenessM. Kathryn Brohman, A. Parasuraman, Gabriele Piccoli. 11 [doi]
• eConsent: A Critical Element of Trust in eBusinessRoger Clarke. 12 [doi]
• Electronic Contract Drafting Based on Risk and Trust AssessmentWalter Thoen. 13 [doi]
• Emerging Industrial eMarkets: The Case of Covisint in EuropeKatarina Arbin, Ulf Essler. 14 [doi]
• Entering eCommerce ) Experiences from a Finnish Ferry Company - Case Silja LineReima Suomi. 15 [doi]
• eProcurement by the Brazilian Government: Some Findings from a Case StudyLuiz Joia, Fuad Zamot. 16 [doi]
• eProcurement Model for B2B Exchanges: An Australian ExampleMohini Singh, Douglas Thomson. 17 [doi]
• EURO-CITI Tele-Voting: An Application for Realizing Opinion Poll PetitionsStelios Gorilas, Dionisis Hoholis, Marios Sintichakis, Elias Spanos, Efthimios Tambouris. 18 [doi]
• Evolution of Electronic Catalogs to Customer Process Portals ) A Structured Approach at ETA S.ARainer Alt, Marc A. Cäsar, Christian Reichmayr, Rudolf Zurmühlen. 19 [doi]
• Factors Affecting the Successful Introduction of Mobile Payment SystemsHans van der Heijden. 20 [doi]
• From Economies of Scale towards Economies of Customer Interaction: Value Creation in Mass Customization Based Electronic CommerceKathrin M. Möslein, Frank Thomas Piller. 21 [doi]
• Getting Sophisticated with eBusiness: An Extended Model of B2BColin G. Ash, Janice M. Burn. 22 [doi]
• Gorika eRegion a New Vision That Can Be Accomplished by Educating Citizens and Improving eSecurityAleksander Iinigoj. 23 [doi]
• Horizontal Portal Strategies: Winners, Losers and SurvivorsSandra Sieber, Josep Valor. 24 [doi]
• Implications of Pure Electronic Commerce for Vertical IntegrationRobert Heckman, Kasama Kongsmak, Ian MacInnes. 25 [doi]
• Improving the Retail Grocery Supply Chain through Mobile Shopping of Electronically Referenced ProductsGeorgios I. Doukidis, George M. Giaglis, Panos E. Kourouthanassis, Vassilis Pergioudakis. 26 [doi]
• Intranet Boundaries: Social Actors and Systems IntegrationRoberta Lamb. 27 [doi]
• IT and eCommerce Outsourcing in Small to Medium-Size Enterprises in New Zealand: An Exploratory ResearchNabeel Al-Qirim, Hanoku Bathula. 28 [doi]
• Living Brands Requirements for Brands in the Digital Economy RedefinedDaniela Eiletz-Kaube, Michael Ksela. 29 [doi]
• Making Sense of Mobile Applications ) A Critical Note to Recent Approaches to Their Taxonomy and ClassificationHans Lehmann, Franz Lehner. 30 [doi]
• Marketing in eWorld Era: Opportunities, Challenges and DilemmasJanusz Wielki. 31 [doi]
• Mobile Commerce: A Summary of Quests for Value-Added Products and ServicesPirkko Walden. 32 [doi]
• On the Potential Use of Mobile Positioning Technologies in Indoor EnvironmentsKostas Fouskas, George M. Giaglis, Panos E. Kourouthanassis, Adamantia G. Pateli, Argiris Tsamakos. 33 [doi]
• Promises and Pitfalls of SME IntegrationRoman Beck, Wolfgang König, Tim Weitzel. 34 [doi]
• Role of eBusiness in Transition of Yugoslav EconomyBorislav Jolanov, Marijana Vidas-Bubanja, Emilija Vuksanovic. 35 [doi]
• Security Issues in Mobile Commerce Using WAPNiels Jørgensen, Niels Christian Juul. 36 [doi]
• SME eBusiness Readiness in Five Eastern European Countries: Results of a SurveyPanagiotis Damaskopoulos, Jim Oliver. 37 [doi]
• SME Internet Adoption: Towards a Transporter ModelMargi Levy, Philip Powell. 38 [doi]
• Successfully eEnabled SME, s ) What Have They Got in Common?Lucy Ruane. 39 [doi]
• Supporting Coordination in Dynamic Virtual EnterprisesOlivera Marjanovic. 40 [doi]
• The Beta Reputation SystemRoslan Ismail, Audun Jøsang. 41 [doi]
• The BFIT Electronic Business Analysis MethodologyPiet Boekhoudt, Edward Faber, Erwin Fielt, Maria-Eugenia Iacob. 42 [doi]
• The Importance of Technology Trust for B2B Electronic CommercePaul A. Pavlou. 43 [doi]
• Trust as a Governance Mechanism in Internet-based Interorganizational Cooperative RelationshipsGunnar E. Christensen, Leif Jarle Gressgård. 44 [doi]
• Using Action Research for Gaining Competitive Advantage out of the Internet, s Impact on Existing Business ModelsChristoph Auer, Manuela Follack. 45 [doi]
• Using Actor-Network Theory to Research the Implementation of a B-B Portal for Regional SMEs in Melbourne, AustraliaStephen Burgess, Arthur Tatnall. 46 [doi]