tailieunhanh - Architertural Issues of Web-Enabled Electronic Business

In the not too distant future, the Web will be everywhere in the world. By the year 2003, the explosion of Web−enabled electronic business (e−Business) will be worth more than US $1 trillion and the Web users will be more than 600 million. This is offering organizations previously unheard of opportunities. To be successful or survive, industry leaders have made strategies towards e−Business, and others, sooner or later, more or less, will have to become certain kinds of e−Business. | Architectural Issues of Web-Enabled Electronic Business Nansi Shi . Murthy Idea Group Publishing Table of Contents Architectural Issues of Web-Enabled Electronic Readership .12 Overview .13 Section I Globalization of Chapters Chapter 1 Issues in the Globalization of Electronic Abstract .20 Key Laws and Payment and Time-Date and Units of Other Business Technical Architectural General Future Chapter 2 Electronic Architectures for Bridging the Global Digital Divide A Comparative Assessment of E-Business Systems Designed to Reach the Global Abstract .40 Background Rapid Emergence of the Digital Global Digital Divide Patterns And Approaches to Bridging the Digital Networks for Bridging the Digital United Nations Trade Point LINCOS Little Intelligent Alcatel Telemedicine and E-Government Johns Hopkins Global Access A Comparison of the Four Networks in Terms of Several Network Architecture Robustness Reliability and Affordability and Quality of Other Future Prospects for the Digitally Excluded i Table of Contents Chapter 2 Electronic Architectures for Bridging the Global Digital Divide A Comparative Assessment of E-Business Systems Designed to Reach the Global Poor Discussion Conclusions and Technology Developers and National Governments and International Section II Intelligent Portal Chapters Chapter 3 Intelligent Business Abstract .59 Intelligent