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Social implications and challenges of e-business
Title:
Social implications and challenges of e-business
Author:
Li, Feng, 1965-
ISBN:
9781599041070
Publication Information:
Hershey, Pa. : IGI Global (701 E. Chocolate Avenue, Hershey, Pennsylvania, 17033, USA), c2007.
Physical Description:
electronic texts (xxi, 218 p. : ill., charts) : digital files.
Contents:
Differing Challenges and Different Achievements: The Case for a Separate Classification for Qualifications Undertaken by E-Learning / Eddie Blass, Andrew Ettinger, and Viki Holton -- Social Implications of E-Mentoring: Development of an E-Mentoring Model / Veronica M. Godshalk -- Social Implications of Distance Education in Alaska / Bogdan Hoanca and Kenrick Mock -- Games-Based E-Learning: Implications and Challenges for Higher Education and Training / Thomas Connolly and Mark Stansfield -- Designing a CRM-Based E-Government Usability Services Framework: Integrating Internal and External Customers in Public Services / Chi-Chang Chang and Yi-Fen Chen -- Electronic Policing: A Framework for Crime Control and Citizen Services / Roongrasamee Boondao and Nitin Kumar Tripathi -- Benchmarking the Usability and Content Usefulness of Web Sites: Developing a Structured Evaluation Framework / Shahizan Hassan and Feng Li -- The Influence of the Internet on Relationships Between Consumers and Vendors / Horst Treiblmaier -- Social Implications of Managing Project Stakeholders / Petar Jovanovic, Marko Mihic, and Dejan Petrovic -- B2C Failures: Toward an Innovation Theory Framework / Anil M. Pandya and Nikhilesh Dholakia -- An Empirical Investigation of the Role of Trust and Power in Shaping the Use of Electronic Markets / Raluca Bunduchi -- Social Aspects of Open Source Software: Motivation, Organization, and Economics / Spyridoula Lakka, Nikolas E. Lionis, and Dimitris Varoutas --

Challenging Digital Inequalities: Barrier and Prospects / Norman Bonney, Olufemi Komolafe, and Elizabeth Tait -- A Social Shaping Perspective of the Digital Divide: Implications for E-Business / Audley Genus and Mohd Ali Mohamad Nor.
Abstract:
"This book explores the social implications and challenges of E-Business and E-Commerce regarding social inclusion and exclusion, the social shaping of e-business technologies, the changing nature and patterns of work and social activities, and online identity, security, risks, trust and privacy. It also explores the applications of E-Business technologies and principles in non-business activities and the challenges involved"--Provided by publisher.
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