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• Publisher: Elsevier Science
• Year: 2000
• Tongue: English
• Weight: 100 KB
• Volume: 39
• Category: Article
• ISSN: 0898-1221
• DOI: 10.1016/s0898-1221(00)90271-2

✦ Synopsis

The Future of the Electronic Marketvlace. Edited by Derek Leebaert. MIT Press, Cambridge, MA. (1998). 383 pages. $17.50.

Contents:

Acknowledgements. Present at the creation (Derek Leebaert). I. Getting up closer: Talents and choices multiply. 1. The once and future craftsman culture (Les Alberthal). 2. A store as big as the world (Walter Forbes). 3. The ascent of content (Edward D. Horowitz). II. Reaching through the screen for better services and goods. 4. The digital utility: Premonitions of the future and the last great monopoly (William D. Bandt). 5. PASHAs: Advanced intelligent agents in the service of electronic commerce (Denos Gazis). III. Impalpable wealth: The economy set free. 6. Work remade: An electronic marketplace inside the corporation (David Braunschvig). 7. The virtual countinghouse: Finance transformed by electronics (Daniel P. Keegan). 8. Unseen guardians, invisible treasures (Daniel E. Geer, Jr.). IV. Getting there: The tasks and the visions. 9. The walls coming down: Interoperability opens the electronic city (Robert J. Bonometti, Raymond W. Smith and Patrick E. White). 10. Paying up: Payment systems for digital commerce (Stephen D. Crocker and Russell B. Stevenson, Jr.). 11. Stars of good omen: Satellites in the global electronic marketplace (Irving Goldstein). About the authors. Index.