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Introduction to e-Business Management and strategy

Langue : Anglais

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Couverture de l’ouvrage Introduction to e-Business

An Introduction to e-Business provides the contemporary knowledge of the key issues affecting the modern e-business environment and links theory and practice of management strategies relating to e-business. This book brings together the most cogent themes for an introduction to e-business and constitutes a valuable contribution to formalising common themes for teaching the subject in higher education. It brings together theoretical perspectives based on academic research and the application of e-business strategies. These concepts are further explored in the six case studies that follow the set chapters.

This new textbook integrates the main themes to provide a complete picture of the key elements relevant to an introductory text in e-business. To fully appreciate the e-business environment it is necessary to understand the links between the different disciplines that come together to form

Introduction; E-business technology; E-business: markets and models; E-business economics; E-marketing; The internet: law, privacy, trust and security; The management of e-business; E-business strategy: formulation; E-business strategy: implementation; E-business strategy: evaluation; Gaining and sustaining a competitive advantage; E-business: the future; Case studies: Amazon.com; e-Bay; Tesco.com; Yahoo!; Boo.com.
Undergraduate modules on e-business as part of Business Studies, Economics, Management, Business Administration and Business Information Systems degrees.
Colin Combe