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Electronic Commerce “in the dark”

2011
The widespread diffusion of electronic commerce offers a great opportunity for blind people. We describe the results of an electronic survey carried out with 22 blind and 22 sighted users in order to understand the difficulties and obstacles they experience shopping on-line, and solicit their expectations and suggestions for making the interaction ...
Leporini B, Senette C, Buzzi M, Buzzi M C   +3 more
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Beyond electronic commerce

Computer, 2005
E-commerce technology focused on Web-based process integration and management for business-to-consumer transactions (Web servers, HTML, common gateway interface) and business-to-business transactions (electronic data interchange, e-procurement, RosettaNet). With the emergence of XML and Web services, the focus shifted to building dynamic and adaptive e-
Jen-Yao Chung, Kwei-Jay Lin, Simon S. Y. Shim   +2 more
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Agents in Electronic Commerce

Electronic Commerce Research, 2001
The pervasive connectivity of the Internet and the powerful architecture of World Wide Web are changing many market conventions and creating a tremendous opportunity for conducting business on Internet. Intelligent agents will play a crucial role in electronic commerce where dynamic and heterogeneous interactions between tens of thousands of ...
Yiming Ye, Jiming Liu 0001, Alexandros Moukas   +2 more
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ELECTRONIC COMMERCE (E-COMMERCE)

Revista Gênero e Interdisciplinaridade, 2023
The work in question here aims to show how contracts are the basis for carrying out electronic commerce or E-commerce, since its rule is also based on the Consumer Defense Code (CDC), Law 8.078/90. In addition, it will clarify how to use contracts to obtain any other asset.
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Handbook on Electronic Commerce

European Journal of Information Systems, 2001
(2001). Handbook on Electronic Commerce. European Journal of Information Systems: Vol. 10, No. 1, pp. 69-69.
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Security for Electronic Commerce

2009
E-commerce permits a dematerialized financial transaction between a customer and a merchant (Schafer, Konstan, & Riedl, 2001). It uses a complex architecture involving many aspects in computer science (security, database management) and in electronics (smartcards, tokens) (Tang, Waichee, & Veijalai, 2004).
Pasquet, Marc, Rosenberger, Christophe, Cuozzo, F.   +2 more
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Transactions and Electronic Commerce

2000
Electronic Commerce is a rapidly growing area that is gaining more and more importance not only in the interrelation of businesses (business-to-business Electronic Commerce) but also in the everyday consumption of individuals performed via the Internet (business-to-customer Electronic Commerce).
Heiko Schuldt, Andrei Popovici
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Electronic Payment Systems in Electronic Commerce

2020
Technological advances and correspondingly the spreading usage of the Internet have significantly changed commerce, and also the concept of money has become more abstract. Customers with the help of the technological advances don't have the necessity of cash money, and consumers/firms tend towards alternative payment methods.
Rana Atabay Kuscu, Yasemin Cicekcisoy, Umit Bozoklu   +2 more
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Electronic Commerce Security

Information Systems Security, 1998
Abstract Current estimates indicate that there will be 500 million users connected to the Internet by 2001. If only ten percent of those users are potentially malicious, there are approximately 50 million threats to information assets connected to the network that an organization plans to use to conduct business.
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Electronic Commerce

Computer Networks, 2000
Simon Field, Michael Waidner
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