International Journal of Electronic Business, Volume 2

Volume 2, Number 1, 2004

• Paul Beynon-Davies, Michael D. Williams, Ian Owens, Rebecca A. Hill:
  The electronic procurement of ideas. 3-19
  
• David W. Parker:
  Electronic-community-portal dynamic value constellation: the Smart Region Initiative. 20-40
  
• Kenneth K. Boyer, John R. Olson:
  Operations strategy and internet purchasing: a contingent model. 41-63
  
• Jacqueline Wong, Timon Du, Honglei Li:
  Building active internet portals for document sharing using association rules. 64-76
  
• JoongHo Ahn, Taewha Hong:
  Collaborative filtering for recommender systems: a scalability perspective. 77-92
  
• Ping Lan:
  E-innovation: an emerging platform for a networked economy. 93-107
  
• Mikko Kärkkäinen, Jan Holmström, Kary Främling:
  Wireless item identification: a solution for e-commerce fulfilment problems. 108-120
  

Volume 2, Number 2, 2004

• Dolphy M. Abraham, Cesar Fuentes, Dulcy M. Abraham:
  Evaluating web-based bidding in construction: using simulation as an evaluation tool. 121-141
  
• Raffaello Balocco, Andrea Rangone, Paolo Cardano, Rodolfo Valacca:
  The role of e-malls in B2C e-commerce: a classification framework and the comparison between Italian and US cases. 142-156
  
• Ta-Tao Chuang, Kazuo Nakatani:
  Planning and deployment of collaborative commerce: a conceptual framework and empirical evidences. 157-173
  
• David P. Cook, Jimmie L. Joseph, Russell S. Morton:
  Quality drivers for e-pharmaceuticals system management: a theoretical framework. 174-192
  
• Olivier Bomsel, Gilles Le Blanc:
  Digitalisation, innovation, and industrial organisation: the pivotal case of the auto industry. 193-204
  
• Catharine M. Curran, Jef I. Richards:
  The complex web of regulation in the US: the case of privacy. 205-226
  

Volume 2, Number 3, 2004

• Minder Chen:
  A methodology for building mobile computing applications. 229-243
  
• Cheng-Yuan Ku, Shi-Ming Huang, David C. Yen, Yi-Wen Chen:
  Near-optimal channel reservation for cellular phone system. 244-254
  
• Liisa-Maija Sainio:
  A framework for analysing the effects of new, potentially disruptive technology on a business model case ? Bluetooth. 255-273
  
• Chi-Chun Lo, Kuen-Liang Sue:
  Diminishing signalling traffic for authentication in mobile communication system. 274-282
  
• Keng Siau, Hong Sheng, Fiona Fui-Hoon Nah, Sidney A. Davis:
  A qualitative investigation on consumer trust in mobile commerce. 283-300
  
• H. Joseph Wen, Pruthikrai Mahatanankoon:
  M-commerce operation modes and applications. 301-315
  
• Isabelle Comtet:
  Managerial action in the implementation of a collective system for controlling information flow in an organisation: criteria for failure or success. 316-332
  

Volume 2, Number 4, 2004

• Michael Wade, David Johnston, Ron McClean:
  Exploring the net impact of internet business solution adoption on SME performance. 336-350
  
• Namchul Shin:
  An empirical investigation of the economic payoffs of e-business and CRM innovations. 351-365
  
• Ann Brown, Dan Remenyi, Adeolu Bajomo:
  Electronic banking for SMEs: a case study of Fortis Bank UK. 366-382
  
• John Hamilton, Willem Selen:
  Strategic positioning for real-estate management in Australia: implementing e-business for competitive advantage. 383-403
  
• Chui Young Yoon, Choon Seong Leem:
  Development of an evaluation system of personal e-business competency and maturity levels. 404-437
  

Volume 2, Number 5, 2004

• Karl Anton Froeschl:
  ec3: Electronic Commerce Competence Center. 441-449
  
• Markus Gratzer, Hannes Werthner, Werner Winiwarter:
  Electronic business in tourism. 450-459
  
• Michaela Denk, Manfred Hackl:
  Where does mobile business go? 460-470
  
• Martin Natter, Andreas Mild, Alfred Taudes, Christian Geberth:
  Web-based knowledge management in product concept development: the DELI approach. 471-479
  
• Wilfried Grossmann, Marcus Hudec, Roland Kurzawa:
  Web usage mining in e-commerce. 480-492
  
• Michaela Denk, Karl Anton Froeschl, Peter Hrastnik, Theresia Reinsperger, Roman Urro:
  KnoWeb: an operational knowledge organisation framework. 493-507
  
• Franz-Peter Glawar, Josef Küng, Thomas Luckeneder, Knud Steiner, A. Min Tjoa, Roland Wagner, Wolfram Wöß:
  Applications of topic maps in knowledge management systems. 508-518
  
• Robert Baumgartner, Marcus Herzog:
  Using Lixto for automating portal-based B2B processes in the automotive industry. 519-530
  
• Helmut Berger, Michael Dittenbach, Dieter Merkl:
  An adaptive multilingual interface for tourism information. 531-541
  
• Albert Rainer:
  Web-centric business process modelling. 542-549
  
• Peter Hrastnik:
  Execution of business processes based on web services. 550-556
  
• Jürgen Dorn:
  Planning in virtual enterprises. 557-565
  

Volume 2, Number 6, 2004

• Yi-Shun Wang, Tzung-I Tang:
  A validation of the customer information satisfaction instrument for digital market context. 567-582
  
• Christoph Auer, Otto Petrovic:
  E-measurement: an integrated methodology for measuring the performance of e-services. 583-602
  
• Andrew White, Elizabeth Daniel:
  Electronic marketplaces: an empirical study in the UK healthcare sector. 603-624
  
• Michael Bliemel, Khaled Hassanein:
  E-health: applying business process reengineering principles to healthcare in Canada. 625-643
  
• Charles A. Shoniregun:
  Is cybermediation really the future or risk? 644-673
  
• Matteo Di Biagi:
  Transaction automation on the internet: open electronic markets, private electronic markets and supply network solutions. 674-685