Titlebook: Business Networking; Shaping Enterprise R Hubert ?sterle,Elgar Fleisch,Rainer Alt Book 20001st edition Springer-Verlag Berlin · Heidelberg

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Introduction networked economy [cf. Shaprio/Varian 1999], information economy [cf. Varian 1994], Internet economy [cf. Zerdick et al. 1999] or information age [cf. Lane 1998]. Information and communication technology (IT). enables and shapes the new economy the same way as steam, gas, and electricity have chang

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Electronic Commerce and Supply Chain Management at ‘The Swatch Group’ncepts designed to sustain networking among businesses and as such are attracting considerable management attention these days. This is explained by the substantial growth in electronic sales that is expected to take place in the coming years. According to [Forrester 1998] five percent of all global

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Future Application Architecture for the Pharmaceutical Industry by Cisco, the leading supplier of Internet-equipment, such as routers, switches and the like. Sales amounting to some USD 8 billion, highlight that only few companies have better understood the far-reaching management consequences of new technologies than Cisco. The company has been in the front li

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Electronic Commerce in the Procurement of Indirect Goodsars the face of many businesses has been changed radically by business process redesign and/or through the introduction of integrated standard software, referred to as ERP systems (cf. Chap. 2.3.1), e.g. SAP R/3, Oracle Applications or Baan IV. BPR projects essentially deal with the interface to ext

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