Strategic and pragmatic e-business: implications for future business practices
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Autor: Rezaul, Karim Mohammed
Jahr: 2012
Detailed Table of Contents
Preface.................................................................................................................................................xiii
Acknowledgment................................................................................................................................xix
Section 1
Dynamic E-Business Strategies, E-Business System, Applications,
Models, M-Commerce Security
This section demonstrates a solution for service oriented virtual organization breeding environment
and the dynamic e-business strategies that can be realised through newly diverse enterprise structures
supported by Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP), and emphasizes on the consequences of developing
automated trading systems for electronic markets, and also focuses on the application and uses of arti-
ficial intelligence. The section also depicts the assessment of the evolution of information technology in
shopping area by introducing an m-commerce application under the Android platform, and describes
an e-commerce Web application, business model innovation (BMI), case study analyses to investigate
the use of a combination of ERP and enterprise 2.0 in a single enterprise with the aim of improving both
efficiency and flexibility in operations. It illustrates a review of the current literature on scams and online
fraud; presents a theoretical framework which integrates the risks and benefits within an e-business
environment as outlined by the existing literature; highlights a general overview ofE-banking and the
risks associated with this; provides an architecture of the Mobile environment, Data Dissemination
techniques and also a proposed system, and investigates the awareness and opinion of e-consumers
regarding online security and organizations involved in e-consumer protection.
Chapter 1
Agile Service-Oriented E-Business in a Collaborative Networked Environment..................................1
Willy Picard, Poznan University of Economics, Poland
In this chapter, an abstract concept of Service-Oriented Virtual Organization Breeding Environment
(SOVOBE) is proposed as a means to support Collaborative Networked Organization (CNO) creation
and operations, while emphasizing both the network and service orientation of SOVOBEs. There is a
good mobile concept (literature) given here for new researchers.
Chapter 2
A Framework for Enabling Dynamic E-Business Strategies via new Enterprise Paradigms and ERP
Solutions...............................................................................................................................................21
Yi Wan, Aston University, UK
Ben Clegg, Aston University, UK
Prasanta Dey, Aston University, UK
This chapter investigates the dynamic e-business strategies that can be realised through newly diverse
enterprise structures supported by ERP, ERPII and ERPIII solutions relying on the virtual value chain
concept. This research could give a new insight for the researchers who are working in the area of future
e-business infrastructure. The scope of this chapter is to propose three generations of ERP systems that
focus on corresponding enterprise management patterns and strategies respectively for the purpose of
achieving the dynamic e-business with flexibility and agility.
Chapter 3
Electronic Markets and Multiagent Systems........................................................................................56
Alberto Sardinha, Instituto Superior Tecnico, UTL, Portugal
Ruy L. Milidiu, Pontificia Universidade Catolica do Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The chapter emphasizes on the consequences of developing automated trading systems for electronic
markets, and also focuses on the application and uses of artificial intelligence. One of major issues
addressed by this chapter, is developing tools and techniques that can be applied to various electronic
markets, from bidding heuristics to optimizing models.
Chapter 4
Improving the Shopping Experience in B2C E-Commerce Systems using Rich
Internet Applications.............................................................................................................................72
Giner Alor-Hernandez, InstitutoTecnologico de Orizaba, Mexico
Victor Manuel Hernandez-Carrillo, InstitutoTecnologico de Orizaba, Mexico
Jorge Fernando Ambros-Antemate, InstitutoTecnologico de Orizaba, Mexico
Luis Alfredo Martinez-Nieves, InstitutoTecnologico de Orizaba, Mexico
The chapter depicts the assessment of the evolution of information technology in shopping. The study
has illustrated the pros and cons of Rich Internet Applications (RIAs) for multiple stakeholders and how
they can be used to improve the B2C shopping experience and covered the reasons for incorporating
RIAs in B2C e-commerce systems. The modern technologies in the field of shopping were analyzed and
their classifications are showed in this chapter.
Chapter 5
Business Model: Strategic Logic of Disruptive Innovation................................................................100
Arash Najmaei, Macquarie Graduate School of Management, Australia
This chapter depicts how strategic logic of a disruptive technology can be well presented through the
lens of business model innovation (BMI) by presenting four propositions. The study also argues how
BMI underlines activities such as acquisition of market and technological insights, opportunities and
requisite actions required for transforming a disruptive idea into a disruptive market movement. The
theoretical and managerial implications of this view are enlightened by a wide range of literature survey.
Chapter 6
The Contradictions and Complementarities of Combining ERP Systems with Enterprise 2.0
Supported Informal Systems...............................................................................................................132
Yucan Wang, Aston University, UK
Andrew Greasley, Aston University, UK
The major issues addressed in this chapter are Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and Enterprise
2.0 system. This chapter uses case study analyses to investigate the use of a combination of ERP and
enterprise 2.0 in a single enterprise with the aim of improving both efficiency and flexibility in opera-
tions. The chapter provides an in-depth analysis of the combination of ERP with enterprise 2.0 based
on socio-technical information systems management theory.
Chapter 7
Scams and the Australian E-Business Environment...........................................................................156
Michelle Sofa, University of Canberra, Australia
The chapter illustrates a review of the current literature on scams and online fraud. The research presents
a theoretical framework which integrates the risks and benefits within an e-business environment as
outlined by the existing literature. In order to make future practices of e-business more user-friendly, reli-
able and secure, preventative action can be taken by the relevant stakeholder at each point in the model.
Chapter 8
E-Banking Operational Risk Management using Soft Computing Tools...........................................176
Rita E Ochuko, University of Bradford, UK
Andrea JCullen, University of Bradford, UK
Daniel Neagu, University of Bradford, UK
This chapter provides a general overview of E-banking and the risks associated with this. It identifies the
definition adopted for Operational risk using Bayesian network. The study also focuses and presents a
brief discussion about the relationships between management tools and algorithms. The authors in this
chapter review different type of operational risk management tools and techniques such as Decision
Trees, Artificial Neural Networks (ANN), Fuzzy Inference Systems, and Bayesian Networks.
Chapter 9
Ubiquitous, Mobile and Pervasive Services: A Multicast Strategy for Consistent
Data Distribution in M-Commerce.....................................................................................................203
Kahkashan Tabassum, Muffakham Jah College of Engineering and Technology, India
Asia Sultana, Muffakham Jah College of Engineering and Technology, India
Avula Damaodaram, Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Hyderabad, India
The chapter demonstrates a systemic presentation of the mobile technology and begins with a literature
survey, and then it provides the architecture of the Mobile environment, the Data Dissemination tech-
niques, and also a proposed system. The research contributes an improved cache invalidation scheme
which exploits the existence of shared data by distributing it to the interested mobile users. This strategy
allows the server to handle other significant tasks by enhancing system efficiency and thereby helping
in the reduction of the load on the server.
Chapter 10
Online Security and Consumer Protection in Ecommerce: An Australian Case................................217
Huong Ha, University of Newcastle, Singapore Campus, Singapore
This chapter investigates the awareness and opinion of e-consumers regarding online security and orga-
nizations involved in e-consumer protection. The author examines the attitudes of e-consumers towards
consumer protection in e-market scenarios. The study presents a set of results from different surveys
conducted in order to know which organizations were responsible for consumer protection in e-markets.
Section 2
E-Business Development, Social Networks, E-Frameworks, Architectural Principles, E-Services,
E-Government, E-Tailing, Social Media, Social E-Atmospherics Open Innovation
One of the major issues addressed in this section is the social networks and e-business. The section
demonstrates intelligent understanding of the material with an insightful interpretation of its relevance
in context, provides a thorough discussion of the implications with some original observations. Other
issues addressed in this section are buying relationships, Consumer behavior and e-Business, and
Consequences of e-Business. It also explains the architectural principles of e-services, e-business and
e-government, Points of Single Contact (PSC) solutions, the design and implementation details of an
e-Framework for optimizing the relationship between Governments and citizens using eServices. The
architectural aspects such as roles, models, and technologies designed for assisting with the automa-
tion and implementation of e-Business and e-Government solutions are described in depth. This section
portrays consequences of online retailing in the Australian Market, and provides suggestions in differ-
ent ways to incorporate existing social media contents in the proposed e-commerce model, and future
direction of research related to e-commerce social media; highlights the importance of cross-cultural
understanding and its impact on the new generation website designers, and how the advancements in
technology influence the social e-atmospherics environment, which affects the consumer behavior and
market trends. E-governance and Digital Business are one of the contemporary issues for today s world.
The section refers how Government can utilize ICT and other web-based telecommunication technolo-
gies to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of service delivery in the public sector, and focuses on
the adoption of Open Innovation (OI) strategies for their business developments, and interprets about
the e-business development and role of Internet towards the growth of E-business.
Chapter 11
Social Networks and e-Business: Architecture Implications of Dynamic Niche Markets.................245
David A. Marca, The University of Phoenix, USA
A major issue addressed in the chapter is how social networks can, without human monitoring, provide
e-Business with real-time market information and subsequent product direction. This is one of the most
important issues in e-Business today. The chapter outlines the existing state of knowledge within the
wide area of e-Business, referencing a variety up-to-date published material. A unique market-based e-
Business architecture is presented. Detailed discussion is given on how to integrate this highly adaptive
architecture with both the semantic Web and intelligent agents in order to: a) understand social network
conversations as they occur, b) immediately ascertain market need - even unmet need - while conversa-
tions are occurring, c) provide real-time product customization and e-Marketing advice to companies,
and d) construct purchase negotiation strategies for consumers.
Chapter 12
E-Frameworks to Optimize Public Administration Services..............................................................267
Decebal Popescu, University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest, Romania
Nirvana Popescu, University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest, Romania
Ciprian Dobre, University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest, Romania
This chapter explains the architectural principles of e-services, e-business, and e-government, Points
of Single Contact (PSC) solutions, etc. The article also presents the design and implementation details
of an e-Framework for optimizing the relationship between governments and citizens using eServices.
Such a framework can represent the central brain of a PSC implementation.
Chapter 13
E-Tailing: A Snapshot of Australia s Top 25 Retailers........................................................................297
Ritesh Chugh, CQUniversity Melbourne, Australia
Srimannarayana Grandhi, CQUniversity Melbourne, Australia
This chapter provides an overview of the state of e-tailing in Australia and tries to provide justification
that there is limited theoretical and empirical research into the state of e-tailing adoption in Australia and
there still remains significant scope to further our understanding. This is mainly a review chapter. The
major issue addressed in the chapter is the consequences of online retailing in the Australian Market.
Chapter 14
Integrating Social Media into Electronic Commerce Applications....................................................314
R. Todd Stephens, AT T, USA
This chapter reviews different components of e-commerce social media and summarizes the findings
in terms of an e-commerce model. The author also suggests different ways to incorporate existing so-
cial media contents in the proposed e-commerce model. Further, the author proceeds to provide future
direction of research related to e-commerce social media. This article is useful for new researchers.
Chapter 15
Web Designers, Social E-Value Creation and E-Business Planning:
Understanding Resistance from Conflicting Demands.......................................................................330
Ronan De Kervenoael, Sabanci University, Turkey
Christophe Bisson, Kadir Has University, Turkey
Mark Palmer, Birmingham University, England
The chapter addresses two major issues, which are: 1) the importance of cross-cultural understanding
and its impact on the new generation website designers, 2) how the advancements in technology influ-
ence the social e-atmospherics environment, which affects the consumer behavior and market trends.
Basically the study emphasizes on the social imagery of the stakeholders when planning the future e-
business towards improving the overall buying process.
Chapter 16
The State Economical Regulation Practice Modernization in Terms of Business Digitalization.......352
Denis S. Ushakov, Russian Academy of Economy and Governance, Russia
E-governance and Digital Business are some of the contemporary issues for today s world. The chapter
refers how government can utilize ICT and other web-based telecommunication technologies to improve
and/or enhance the efficiency and effectiveness of service delivery in the public sector. The review has
drawn a clear picture in the relevant context.
Chapter 17
Open Innovation in SMEs of Developing and Transitional Economies.............................................377
Hakikur Rahman, University ofMinho, Portugal
Isabel Ramos, University ofMinho, Portugal
This chapter aims to add to the extant knowledge in the field of Open Innovation (OI). The research
provides an insight into the SMEs development initiatives in five developing countries, focusing on their
adoption of OI strategies for their business developments.
Chapter 18
Towards a Collaborative E-Business Vision for Africa......................................................................396
Nixon Muganda Ochara, University of Pretoria, South Africa
Kirstin Krauss, University of Pretoria, South Africa
The chapter explains about the e-business development and role of Internet in growth of E-business.
The research investigates how the online business contexts are influencing buyer behaviour and also
provides an alternative conceptualization of web user behaviour. Consumer Web Experience and Cultural
Entrapment in Africa s context are also explained.
Compilation of References...............................................................................................................415
About the Contributors....................................................................................................................462
Index...................................................................................................................................................471
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