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E-commerce : business, technology,society
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3rd ed.
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Upper Saddle River, NJ : Pearson, 2007
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9780131735163
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Summary

This comprehensive, market-leading text emphasizes the three major driving forces behind e-commerce: technology change, business development, and social controversies. Each of these driving forces is represented in every chapter, and together they provide a coherent conceptual framework for understanding e-commerce, typical of Laudon books. The book offers in-depth and comprehensive coverage of concepts in marketing, economics, IS/IT, privacy and intellectual property. The book contains numerous case studies and an additional case book is available.


Author Notes

Kenneth C. Laudon is a noted expert in the world of Information Systems and Technology
Carol Guercio Traver is General Counsel and Vice President of Business Development at Azimuth Interactive, Inc.


Table of Contents

Part 1 Introduction to E-commerce
1 The Revolution is Just Beginningp. 2
Learning Objectivesp. 2
Amazon at 10: Profitable at Lastp. 3
1.1 E-commerce: The Revolution Is Just Beginningp. 7
1.2 E-commerce: A Brief Historyp. 27
1.3 Understanding E-commerce: Organizing Themesp. 38
1.4 Case Study: P2P Networks Continue to Rock, But For How Long?p. 45
1.5 Reviewp. 49
Key Conceptsp. 49
Questionsp. 52
Projectsp. 53
Web Site Resourcesp. 53
2 E-commerce Business Models and Conceptsp. 54
Learning Objectivesp. 54
Online Groceries: Up from the Embersp. 55
2.1 E-commerce Business Modelsp. 58
2.2 Major Business-to-Consumer (B2C) Business Modelsp. 68
2.3 Major Business-to-Business (B2B) Business Modelsp. 77
2.4 Business Models in Emerging E-commerce Areasp. 83
2.5 How the Internet and the Web Change Business: Strategy, Structure and Processp. 87
2.6 Case Study: Priceline.com and the Search for a Business Model that Worksp. 100
2.7 Reviewp. 103
Key Conceptsp. 103
Questionsp. 105
Projectsp. 106
Web Site Resourcesp. 107
Part 2 Technology Infrastructure for E-commerce
3 The Internet and World Wide Web: E-commerce Infrastructurep. 110
Learning Objectivesp. 110
Web 2.0: Mashups Prople New Web Servicesp. 111
3.1 The Internet: Technology Backgroundp. 114
3.2 The Internet Todayp. 130
3.3 Internet II: The Future Infrastructurep. 140
3.4 The World Wide Webp. 157
3.5 The Internet and the Web: Featuresp. 166
3.6 Case Study: Akamai Technologies: The Web's Content Distributorp. 181
3.7 Reviewp. 184
Key Conceptsp. 184
Questionsp. 188
Projectsp. 189
Web Site Resourcesp. 189
4 Building an E-commerce Web Sitep. 190
Learning Objectivesp. 190
Right-Sizing a Web Site?p. 191
4.1 Building an E-commerce Web Site: A Systematic Approachp. 193
4.2 Choosing Server Softwarep. 206
4.3 Choosing the Hardware for an E-commerce Sitep. 216
4.4 Other E-commerce Site Toolsp. 224
4.5 Case Study: REI: Multi-channel Champ Rebuilds Web Sitep. 234
4.6 Reviewp. 239
Key Conceptsp. 239
Questionsp. 242
Projectsp. 242
Web Site Resourcesp. 243
5 Security and Encryptionp. 244
Learning Objectivesp. 244
The Merchant Paysp. 245
5.1 The E-commerce Security Environmentp. 248
5.2 Security Threats in the E-commerce Environmentp. 256
5.3 Technology Solutionsp. 268
5.4 Policies, Procedures, and Lawsp. 285
5.5 Case Study: VeriSign - The Web's Security Blanketp. 294
5.6 Reviewp. 297
Key Conceptsp. 297
Questionsp. 301
Projectsp. 302
Web Site Resourcesp. 302
6 E-commerce Payment Systemsp. 304
Learning Objectivesp. 304
PayPal: The Money's in the E-mailp. 305
6.1 Payment Systemsp. 308
6.2 Credit Card E-commerce Transactionsp. 315
6.3 E-commerce Digital Payment Systems in the B2C Arenap. 320
6.4 Electronic Billing Presentment and Paymentp. 337
6.5 B2B Payment Systemsp. 342
6.6 Case Study: CheckFree - On Top of Electronic Billingp. 345
6.7 Reviewp. 348
Key Conceptsp. 348
Questionsp. 351
Projectsp. 351
Web Site Resourcesp. 352
Part 3 Business Concepts and Social Issues
7 E-commerce Marketing Conceptsp. 354
Learning Objectivesp. 354
Netflix Develops and Defends Its Brandp. 355
7.1 Consumers Online: The Internet Audience and Consumer Behaviorp. 358
7.2 Basic Marketing Conceptsp. 378
7.3 Internet Marketing Technologiesp. 387
7.4 B2C and B2B E-commerce Marketing and Branding Strategiesp. 404
7.5 Online Market Research: Knowing Your Customerp. 421
7.6 Case Study: Liquidation.com: B2B Marketing Basics on a Budgetp. 426
7.7 Reviewp. 430
Key Conceptsp. 432
Questionsp. 433
Projectsp. 434
Web Site Resourcesp. 435
8 E-commerce Marketing Communicationsp. 436
Learning Objectivesp. 436
ESPN Motion: Targeting the 18 - to - 34 Malesp. 437
8.1 Marketing Communicationsp. 440
8.2 Understanding the Costs and Benefits of Online Marketing Communicationsp. 468
8.3 The Web Site as a Marketing Communications Toolp. 481
8.4 Case Study: Adware, Spyware, Ad Bombs, Ambush Marketing, and Customer Hijacking: Invasive Marketing Techniques Grow on the Webp. 488
8.5 Reviewp. 492
Key Conceptsp. 492
Questionsp. 495
Projectsp. 495
Web Site Resourcesp. 496
9 Ethical, Social, and Political Issues in E-commercep. 498
Learning Objectivesp. 498
Warez Hackers End up in the Slammerp. 499
9.1 Understanding Ethical, Social, and Political Issues in E-commercep. 501
9.2 Privacy and Information Rightsp. 508
9.3 Intellectual Property Rightsp. 530
9.4 Governancep. 547
9.5 Public Safety and Welfarep. 552
9.6 Case Study: Print the Library [Online]: Is Google Playing Fair, or Just Out to Make a Buck?p. 558
9.7 Reviewp. 561
Key Conceptsp. 561
Questionsp. 565
Projectsp. 565
Web Site Resourcesp. 567
Part 4 E-commerce in Action
10 Retailing on the Webp. 570
Learning Objectivesp. 570
Blue Nile Sparkles For Your Cleopatrap. 571
10.1 The Retail Sectorp. 574
10.2 Analyzing the Viability of Online Firmsp. 585
10.3 E-commerce in Action: E-tailing Business Modelsp. 590
10.4 Some Common Themes in Online Retailingp. 604
10.5 Case Study: L.L. Bean-Scaling the E-commerce Mountainp. 608
10.6 Reviewp. 612
Key Conceptsp. 612
Questionsp. 615
Projectsp. 616
Web Site Resourcesp. 617
11 Online Service Industriesp. 618
Learning Objectivesp. 618
NetBank Expands: The Future of Branchless Bankingp. 619
11.1 The Service Sector: Offline and Onlinep. 621
11.2 Online Financial Servicesp. 623
11.3 Online Travel Servicesp. 650
11.4 Career Servicesp. 663
11.5 Case Study: IAC/InterActiveCorp: Online Services Conglomeratep. 668
11.6 Reviewp. 672
Key Conceptsp. 672
Questionsp. 676
Projectsp. 677
Web Site Resourcesp. 677
12 B2B E-commerce: Supply Chain Management and Collaborative Commercep. 678
Learning Objectivesp. 678
Volkswagen Builds Its B2B Net Marketplacep. 679
12.1 B2B E-commerce and Supply Chain Managementp. 681
12.2 Net Marketplacesp. 702
12.3 Private Industrial Networksp. 721
12.4 Case Study: Siemens Clicks with Click2procurep. 732
12.5 Reviewp. 735
Key Conceptsp. 735
Questionsp. 739
Projectsp. 740
Web Site Resourcesp. 741
13 Auctions, Portals, and Communitiesp. 742
Learning Objectivesp. 742
Auction Feverp. 743
13.1 Auctionsp. 745
13.2 E-commerce Portalsp. 775
13.3 Online Communitiesp. 788
13.4 Case Study: iVillage Discovers the Path to Successp. 799
13.5 Reviewp. 803
Key Conceptsp. 803
Questionsp. 808
Projectsp. 809
Web Site Resourcesp. 809
14 Online Content Providers: Digital Mediap. 810
Learning Objectivesp. 810
The Wall Street Journal Onlinep. 811
14.1 Online Contentp. 813
14.2 The Online Publishing Industry: Newspapers, Books, and Magazinesp. 829
14.3 The Online Entertainment Industryp. 857
14.4 Case Study: AOL and Google Togetherp. 868
14.5 Reviewp. 872
Key Conceptsp. 872
Questionsp. 878
Projectsp. 878
Web Site Resourcesp. 879
Referencesp. R-1
Indexp. I-1
Creditsp. C-1
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