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e-business ManagementVol. 42, No. 3, 2003
Order No. G321-0150 |
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Transforming a business into an on demand e-business requires new management procedures. In this issue, eight papers present both the theory and practice of e-business management. Topics include the need for executives to think like systems architects in building businesses, a modeling technique for constructing operational descriptions of a business, an analytic tool to evaluate e-business initiatives, and a method for managing uncertainty with flexibility. Other topics are the reuse of intellectual capital in project planning, a framework for creating strategy, the design of reputation management systems, and the influence of trust on use of the Internet. There is a separate paper on designing for privacy in knowledge management. |
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Message from the Vice President, On Demand Innovation Services, Research Division |
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Peggy Kennelly |
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Preface |
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John J. Ritsko and Alfred G. Davis |
p. 403 |
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Leading on demand businesses—Executives as architects |
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S. H. Haeckel |
p. 405 |
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A survey of manufacturing flexibility: Implications for e-business flexibility |
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D. Shi and R. L. Daniels |
p. 414 |
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Business artifacts: An approach to operational specification |
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A. Nigam and N. S. Caswell |
p. 428 |
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Context-specific intellectual capital—The next link in the knowledge chain |
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C. A. Singer |
p. 446 |
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The new dynamics of strategy: Sense-making in a complex and complicated world |
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C. F. Kurtz and D. J. Snowden |
p. 462 |
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An analytical approach for quantifying the value of e-business initiatives |
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W. Grey, K. Katircloglu, S. Bagchi, D. Shi, G. Gallego, D. Seybold, and S. Stefanis |
p. 484 |
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Experimental games for the design of reputation management systems |
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C. Keser |
p. 498 |
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Trust, the Internet, and the digital divide |
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H. Huang, C. Keser, J. Leland, and J. Shachat |
p. 507 |
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Privacy and knowledge management: Challenges in the design of the Lotus Discovery Server |
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A. L. Schirmer |
p. 519 |
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Technical note—Web Service Credentials |
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A. de Mes and E. Rongen |
p. 532 |
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Technical Note—XTABLES: Bridging relational technology and XML |
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J. E. Funderburk, G. Kiernan, J. Shanmugasundaram, E. Shekita, and C. Wei |
p. 538 |
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