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Characteristics of electronic markets
Decision Support Systems, 1997Abstract Are there economic incentives for electronic commerce (e-commerce), or is it just hype? This paper evaluates the cost-based differences between traditional markets (such as retail stores) and electronic markets (e-markets) both from the buyer's (demand side) perspective and the seller's (supply side) perspective.
Troy J. Strader, Michael J. Shaw
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Electronic Markets and Electronic Governments
International Journal of Electronic Commerce, 1997Information technology (IT) has been able to transform the way many business transactions are organized. Mergers, acquisitions, outsourcing, and divestitures are all well-known changes that have resulted from the ability of IT to change the way organizations monitor and coordinate activities.
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Marketing Electronic Information
Online Review, 1987In an earlier article we surveyed the convergence and integration of major players in the information industry. The trend towards vertical integration, which can be observed in the macromarket, is also evident in the operations of individual online hosts — the micromarket.
Lizzie Davenport, Blaise Cronin
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Electronic Information Markets
The Journal of World Intellectual Property, 1998“… Changes in property rights are triggered by the interaction between the prevailing rights structure and man's search for ways of achieving more utility…”Eirik G. Furubotn and Svetozar Pejovich1
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Marketing in electronic commerce
Proceedings of the 34th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, 2005Internet Marketing continues to be a hot topic in electronic commerce. With the demise of click-throughs, the impact of online advertising on brands has surfaced as critical. The proliferation of wireless web technologies points out the need for better study of marketing and promotions over the wireless medium.
A. Kambil +4 more
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Journal of Scholarly Publishing, 1995
Publishers entering the world of electronic publishing with titles on floppy disk and CD-ROM must be receptive to new ideas and adapt their traditional marketing techniques in order to promote electronic products. Publicity campaigns may focus on scholarly journals but also branch out into educational, technical,and consumer-oriented magazines ...
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Publishers entering the world of electronic publishing with titles on floppy disk and CD-ROM must be receptive to new ideas and adapt their traditional marketing techniques in order to promote electronic products. Publicity campaigns may focus on scholarly journals but also branch out into educational, technical,and consumer-oriented magazines ...
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Electronic Markets, 1995
We refer to the sale of goods and services to end consumers (i.e. a mass of clients with small quantity requirements) as retail markets. These normally include private clients, households and small businesses. Therefore, the cost of transactions in retail markets tends to be rather high compared to those encountered with institutional clients. Building
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We refer to the sale of goods and services to end consumers (i.e. a mass of clients with small quantity requirements) as retail markets. These normally include private clients, households and small businesses. Therefore, the cost of transactions in retail markets tends to be rather high compared to those encountered with institutional clients. Building
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2007
Twenty years ago the Communications of the ACM published "Electronic markets and electronic hierarchies" by Tom Malone, JoAnne Yates, and Bob Benjamin. It has become the most cited article in the Information Systems field with 424 citations in the ISI Web of Science index and 1,472 in Google Scholar.
Van Heck, Eric +5 more
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Twenty years ago the Communications of the ACM published "Electronic markets and electronic hierarchies" by Tom Malone, JoAnne Yates, and Bob Benjamin. It has become the most cited article in the Information Systems field with 424 citations in the ISI Web of Science index and 1,472 in Google Scholar.
Van Heck, Eric +5 more
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Marketing for Business-to-Business Electronic Markets
2004Mittlerweile sind nahezu alle Branchen lueckenlos durch elektronische Marktplaetze abgedeckt mit der Folge eines fast ausschließlichen Verdraengungswettbewerbs. Der ueberwiegende Teil der Marktplaetze hat das Problem des Erreichens der kritischen Masse zur Realisierung von Netzeffekten geloest.
Hans H. Bauer, Maik Hammerschmidt
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