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My main eCommerce page provides access to my own papers in this area. This document contains links to other people's pages.

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The following are some web-sites relevant to people interested in eCommerce. Note that there is a very strong bias in these sources towards the Internet as a vehicle for eCommerce. There are actually a few other ways to do it, and despite the euphoria for the 'net, they're not about to lie down and die.

• general materials:
  • other people's introductions to eCommerce
  • the best single source
  • general reference sites
  • some relevant emailing lists
• academic sources:
  • research sites
  • journals
  • conference series
  • courses
  • teaching materials incl. text-books
• government sources:
  • Australian government and related sites
  • U.S. government sites
  • Sites of other governments
• commercial sources:
  • industry associations
  • estimates of volumes
  • search mechanisms for products and services
  • commercial and services directories
  • intermediaries and other community service pages
  • a few sample marketers' pages

The Links to Other People's Pages

• other people's introductions:
  • Michael Rappa's Intro to 'Managing the Digital Enterprise'
• the best single source:
  • the best source available, Simha Magal and Friends' ISWorld eBusiness page
• general reference sites:
  • Michael Rappa's 'Managing the Digital Enterprise'
  • Uni Texas' EC FAQ
  • SmartEcon's Resources Page
  • Yogesh Malhotra's pages
  • Yahoo's B2B > Electronic Commerce pages
  • Vince Emery's book 'How to Grow Your Business on the Internet'
  • Electronic Commerce Strategies Inc. (Jack Shaw)
• research sites:
  • CollECTeR (Collaborative Electronic Commerce Technology and Research)
  • Uni Texas' EC Centers and Resource Sites
  • Vanderbilt's Research Program in Marketing in Computer-Mediated Environments
  • Uni. of Michigan's research project on the commercial uses of the World Wide Web
  • the Coalition for Electronic Markets
  • Michael Rappa's Business Models on the Web
• journals:
  • International Journal of Electronic Commerce
  • Electronic Markets
  • Journal of Interactive Marketing
  • e-commerce abstracts
  • Journal of Internet Banking and Commerce
  • Journal of Organizational Computing and Electronic Commerce
  • Quarterly Journal of Electronic Commerce (QJEC)
  • Journal of Electronic Commerce Research
  • E*Journal
  • Ecommerce Research
  • e-Service Journal
  • Internet Research
  • Information Systems Frontiers (vol 1 no 4 and vol 2 no 1)
  • The Information Society
  • The Journal of e.Commerce and Psychology
  • Journal of Electronic Commerce in Organizations
  • Other People's Lists of journals in EC:
    • Dahui Li's List, on ISWorld e-list in June 2001
    • ISWorld Compilation, August 2000
    • The ISWorld catalogue of IS journals
• conference series:
  • the annual Bled eCommerce Conference (easily the first - established in 1988, and still running strong)
  • for once-off conferences in the area, see the ISWorld Conferences Schedule
• courses:
  • ISWorld EC Course Syllabi
• teaching materials:
  • The ISWorld Net undergraduate electronic commerce site, including, among other things:
    • books
    • cases
  • Sid Huff's text-book list
• Australian government and related sites:
  • National Office for the Information Economy (NOIE) Procurement Projects
  • NSW Government's Electronic Procurement Strategy
• U.S. Government Sites:
  • how to do business with the U.S. DoD
• Sites of Other Governments:
  • the European Union's procurement site
• industry associations:
  • Tradegate/ECA
  • EAN Australia
  • The Open Group Messaging Forum
  • The Asia Oceania Electronic Marketplace Association (AOEMA)
  • Tradegate/ECA's list of links
• estimates of volumes:
  • Michael Rappa's Metrics page
  • Cyberatlas' site
• search mechanisms for products and services:
  • these are important, but very hard to develop and maintain, and hence very difficult to find ... Sorry!
• commercial and services directories:
  • EINet's Galaxy service's directory of electronic commerce sites
• intermediaries and other community service pages:
  • there's a lot of talk, but they're hard to find ...
• a few sample marketers' pages:
  • DealerNet (for auto phantasizers)
  • CommerceNet, California-style (lots of glitz and promises)
  • Netmarket, which seems like a fairly mature conception and implementation
  • Insurance Web
  • a site in Bermuda
  • the Kroger company
• some relevant emailing lists. Here's a directory of emailing lists generally, including those for eCommerce, and for Internet matters. There were busy lists during the pioneering days of eCommerce, but there seem to be far fewer these days:
  • electronic payments:
    • for e-payments, email to majordomo@commerce.net, with the content subscribe e-payments <your-name>
  • EDI:
    • for EDI-L, email to listserv@uccvma.ucop.edu, with the message subscribe edi-l <your name>
    • for open-EDI, email to majordomo@Utu.Premenos.com, with the content subscribe open-edi <your name>
    • for edi-new, email to listproc@tegsun.harvard.edu, with the message subscribe edi-new <your name>
    • for ietf-edi (Internet standards), email to istserv@byu.edu, with the message subscribe ietf-edi <your name>
    • for Speede-L (educational EDI standards), email to listserv@vtvm1.cc.vt.edu, with the message subscribe speede-l <your name>
    • for BSR (basic semantic repository), email to majordomo@Utu.Premenos.com, with the content subscribe bsr <your name>

These community service pages are a joint offering of the Australian National University (which provides the infrastructure), and Roger Clarke (who provides the content).

Created: 15 February 1995 - Last Amended: 5 November 2003 by Roger Clarke - Site Last Verified: 15 February 2005
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