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ORCIDElectronic Markets, Volume 5
Volume 5, Number 1, 1995
- Rainer Alt, Stefan Zbornik:
EM Editorial. - Stefan Klein, Howard Williams:
Emerging Electronic Markets: Economic, Social, Technical, Policy and Management Issues. 1-2 - Beat F. Schmid:
Electronic Retail Markets. 3-4 - Roger W. H. Bons, Ronald M. Lee, René W. Wagenaar, Clive D. Wrigley:
Modelling Interorganizational Trade Procedures Using Documentary Petri Nets. 4-5 - Juliet Webster:
EDI: A Pessimistic Viewpoint. 6-7 - Angèle L. M. Cavaye:
The Why and Why Not of User Participation in IOS Development. 8-9 - Karsten Kärcher:
The Emergence of Electronic Market Systems in the European Tour Operator Business. 10-11 - Kai Reimers:
Markets for Electronic Markets? The Non-market Preconditions of Electronic Markets. 12-13 - Stefan Klein:
Coordination Strategy and the Configuration of Interorganisational Relations. 13-15 - Schahram Dustdar
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The Development of Multimedia Delivery Channels for Financial Services at Barclays Bank. 16-18 - Charlie Lai, B. Clifford Neuman:
Endorsements, Licensing, and Insurance for Electronic Commerce. 19-20 - Chris Meijs:
Towards Electronic Markets in the next Millennium of the Horticulture Product Chain. 21-22 - Susan Gillies:
Harnessing the Benefits of CALS. 23-24 - P. K. Agarwal:
Electronic Commerce and Electronic Data Interchange in the Public Sector. 25-26 - Peter Murchland:
The Role of Government in Electronic Commerce. 26-27 - Peter J. Middleton:
Indian Software - Trading Through Telecommunications. 28 - Christian Eggenberger, Christof Hauser:
Transparency in the International Telephone Service Market - An Evaluation of Services and User Preferences. 29-30
Volume 5, Number 2, 1995
- Rainer Alt, Stefan Zbornik:
EM Editorial. - Shumpei Kumon:
The GII Initiative: Its Significance and the Challenges for Japan. 1-4 - Markus Gertsch:
Corporate Handling of IT Applications - Selection Procedures and Controlling Tools. 4-5 - Jonathan W. Palmer:
Electronic Commerce: Enhancing Performance in Specialty Retailing. 6-8 - Jörg Meier, Henry Suhl:
Empirical Survey of EDI Applied in Practice. 8-10 - Liz Menches:
Electronic Communication at the Baloise Insurance. 11 - Mark Balnaves:
Modelling Future Communication Communities: Narrowband and Broadband Trials in Canberra, Australia. 12-13 - Gilbert H. Archdale:
Electronic Markets in Tourism - Constraints and Opportunities. 14
Volume 5, Number 3, 1995
- Rainer Alt, Stefan Zbornik:
EM Editorial. - Rolf T. Wigand:
Electronic Commerce and Reduced Transaction Costs. 1-5 - Markus Schwaninger, Michael Flaschka:
Intelligent Organizations: Building Core Competencies Through Information Systems. 6-8 - Jonathan A. Morell, William Neal, Viki Fries:
Making EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) Add Value to Small and Medium Sized Manufacturing. 9-10 - Peter Murchland:
Inhibitors to Adoption of Electronic Commerce. 11-12 - Matthew W. Galland:
Paperless Letters of Credit and EDI on the Internet. 13-14 - Jaroslaw Tymowski:
Practical Solution for Implementing a Certification Path. 15 - Otto Mueller:
The Chambers of Commerce as Trusted Third Parties in Electronic Markets. 16-17 - Patrick Maeder:
EDI und UN/EDIFACT: Noch ist Zeit zum Agieren. 17 - Petra Vogler, Manuel Zollikofer:
Competence Center for Process and Systems Integration. 18 - Stefan Klein:
CC EM3 - The Strategic Potential of Electronic Commerce. 19 - Stefan Klein:
INTHES - EDI Integration in the Health Sector. 20-22
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