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Electronic Markets, Volume 8
Volume 8, Number 1, 1998
- Beat F. Schmid:
EM Editorial. 2 - David-Michael Lincke:
Evaluating Integrated Electronic Commerce Systems. 7-11 - Marcus Ferranti:
Just a Minute? 31-34 - Madanmohan Rao:
Ad Convention: Indian Advertising Agencies urged to harness Internet Technologies. 48-49 - Narciso Perales Dominique:
Exchange Costs as Determinants of Electronic Market Bearings. 3-6 - Danielle Guay, Jim Ettwein:
Internet Commerce Basics. 12-15 - Alexander Runge:
The Need for Supporting Electornic Commerce Transactions with Electronic Contracting Systems. 16-19 - Soon-Yong Choi, Dale O. Stahl, Andrew B. Whinston:
Intermediation, Contracts and Micropayments in Electronic Commerce. 20-21 - Robert H. Guttman, Alexandros Moukas, Pattie Maes:
Agents as Mediators in Electronic Commerce. 22-27 - Martin Bichler, Carrie Beam, Arie Segev:
Services of A Broker in Electronic Commerce Transactions. 27-31 - David Aldridge:
Purchasing on the Net - The New Opportunities for Electronic Commerce. 34-37 - David R. R. Webber:
Introducing XML/EDI Frameworks. 38-41 - Mary R. Lind:
Reducing the Barriers to Interorganization Electronic Data Interchange. 42-44 - Trevor Fong, Danielle C. Fowler, Paula M. C. Swatman:
Success and Failure Factors for Implementing Effective Electronic Markets. 45-47
Volume 8, Number 2, 1998
- Stefano Micossi:
EM Editorial. 2 - Paul Timmers:
Business Models for Electronic Markets. 3-8 - Bruce J. Farquhar, Gordon Langmann, Adam Balfour:
The Consumer Needs in Global Electronic Commerce: The Role of Standards in Addressing Consumer Concerns. 9-12 - Andreas Schuster, Barbara Sporn:
Potential for Online Grocery Shopping n the Urban Area of Vienna. 13-16 - Jukka Heikkilä, Jukka Kallio, Timo Saarinen, Virpi Kristiina Tuunainen:
Grocery Shopping for the Elderly and Disabled: Finnish EC Experiments. 17-19 - Edeltraud Hanappi-Egger, Gerhard Hanappi:
On the Future of the Austrian Tele-Shopper. 20-22 - Harald F. O. von Kortzfleisch, Ulrike Heller, Udo Winand:
Electronic Learning and Teaching Commerce Via Education Servers in Germany. 23-26 - Carl H. Marcussen:
Distribution of Danish Tourism Products in Europe - Status, Trends and Challenges. 27-29 - Ian Graham:
The Emergence of Linked Fish Markets in Europe. 29-32 - Colin C. Charlton, Simon Grant, Paul H. Leng, Irene Neilson:
Promotion of Electronic Commerce by a Regional Centre. 32-35 - Pat Finnegan, Robert D. Galliers, Philip Powell:
System Planning in an Electronic Commerce Environment in Europe: Rethinking Current Approaches. 35-38 - Arno Scharl, Roman Brandtweiner:
A Conceptual Research Framework for Analyzing the Evolution of Electronic Markets. 39-42 - Oliver Braun, Dirk Bremer, Kathrin Zimmer:
Designing a Generic System for Supporting Entire Business Transactions in a Process-Oriented Way over the Internet. 43-46 - Dominik Deschner, Oliver Hofmann, Stefan Reinheimer, Freimut Bodendorf:
Software Agent-Supported Interorganizational Communication in the Settlement Phase. 47-49 - Craigg Ballance, Peter G. Keen:
Book Review - Online Profits. 50 - Youcheng Wang, Daniel R. Fesenmaier:
Assessing Motivation of Contribution in Online Communities: An Empirical Investigation of an Online Travel Community.
Volume 8, Number 3, 1998
- Beat F. Schmid, Dorian Selz:
Electronic Contracting: Editorial. 2 - Ronald M. Lee:
Towards Open Electronic Contracting. 3-8 - José L. Abad Peiro, Patrick Steiger:
Making Electronic Commerce Easier to Use with Novel User Interfaces. 8-12 - Yufei Yuan, Joseph B. Rose, Norman P. Archer:
A Web-Based Negotiation Support System. 13-17 - Ook Lee:
Negotiation and Contract through E-mail. 17-20 - Subhasish Dasgupta:
Electronic Contracting in Online Stock Trading. 20-22 - Fawzi Daoud:
A Business Contracting Model for TINA Architecture. 23-27 - Susan Kerridge, Andrew Slade, Simon Kerridge
, Kevin Ginty:
Supplypoint: Electronic Procurement Using Virtual Supply Chains - an Overview. 28-31 - Maurice D. Mulvenna, Marian Norwood, Alex G. Büchner:
Data-Driven Marketing. 32-35 - Tobias Kollmann:
Marketing for Electronic Market Places - the Relevance of Two Critical Points of Success. 36-39 - Robert D. Macredie:
Mediating Buyer-Seller Interactions: The Role of Agents in the Web Commerce. 40-43 - William S. Remington, Ron Pedigo, Terry L. Fox:
Building the Virtual Organization with Electronic Communication. 43-45 - Jan Damsgaard:
Electronic Markets in Hong Kong's Air Cargo Community. 46-49
Volume 8, Number 4, 1998
- Beat F. Schmid:
EM Editorial. 2 - Simon Field, Yigal Hoffner:
VIMP - A Virtual Market Place for Insurance Products. 3-7 - Stefan Sieger:
EC in the (Re-)Insurance Industry. 7-9 - Morten Falch
:
Electronic Distribution and cross-border trade in Insurance Service. 10-13 - Brian Subirana, Patricia Carvajal:
Mapping Insurance Transaction Streams. 13-17 - Harald F. O. von Kortzfleisch, Udo Winand:
Tele-Insuring: New Possibilities for Customer-Orientation. 18-22 - Manfred Schwaiger, Hermann Locarek-Junge:
Realizing Customer Retention Potentials by Electronic Banking. 23-26 - Martin Smits, Roland Toppen, Pieter M. A. Ribbers:
Improving Performance of Financial Securities Transaction Processes. 26-30 - Michael Dowling, Christian Lechner, Bodo Thielmann:
Convergence - Innovation and Change of Market Structures between Televisions and Online Services. 31-35 - Klaus von Versen:
The Three Commercial Functions of the Internet. 35-39 - Craig Standing, Thandarayan Vasudavan, Steven Borbely:
Re-engineering Travel Agencies with the World Wide Web. 40-43 - Tobias Kollmann:
The Information Triple Jump as the Measure of Success in Electronic Commerce. 44-49 - Madanmohan Rao:
Mediamorphosis: Understanding New Media (Book Review). 49
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