| Description |
1 online resource (xiv, 444 pages) |
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Lecture notes in business information processing, 1865-1348 ; 108 |
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Lecture notes in business information processing ; 108.
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| Contents |
Part I. Social Networks, Business Intelligence and Social Computing -- Part 1. Social Networks and Social Computing -- Mining Implicit Social Network with Context-Aware Technologies / Eun Jung Yoon and Wei Zhou -- Using Social Network Classifiers for Predicting E-Commerce Adoption / Thomas Verbraken, Frank Goethals, Wouter Verbeke and Bart Baesens -- Exploring Innovation in the Context of Employee Relationship and IT-Enabled Knowledge Sharing / Jianping Peng, Guoying Zhang, Zhengping Fu and Yong Tan -- The Study of Construction and Analysis Method of Social Network Model Based on Cooperator Relationship / Xiang Chen and Ning Gao -- Are Amazon.com Online Review Helpfulness Ratings Biased or Not? / Yun Wan and Makoto Nakayama -- A Social Network Based Analysis of Deceptive Communication in Online Chat / Jinie Pak and Lina Zhou -- Research on Financial Super-Network Model Based on Variational Inequalities / Xuan Liu, Jia Li, Zhigao Chen and Pengzhu Zhang -- On the Volatility of Online Ratings: An Empirical Study / Christopher S. Leberknight, Soumya Sen and Mung Chiang -- Part 2. EnterpriseWeb Mining, Web Analytics, and Business Intelligence -- Supporting Patent Maintenance Decision: A Data Mining Approach / Chih-Ping Wei, Hung-Chen Chen, Ching-Tun Chang and Yen-Ming Chu -- Neural Network Analysis of Right-Censored Observations for Occurrence Time Prediction / Young U. Ryu, Jae Kyeong Kim, Kwang Hyuk Im and Hankuk Hong -- Impact of Recommendations on Advertising-Based Revenue Models / Philipp Bodenbenner, Markus Hedwig and Dirk Neumann -- Exploration of a Multi-dimensional Evaluation of Books Based on Online Reviews: A Text Mining Approach / Tianxi Dong, Matti Hamalainen, Zhangxi Lin and Binjie Luo -- The Investigation of Online Reviews of Mobile Games / Shu-Chun Ho and Yu-Chung Tu |
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Part II. Economics and Organizational Implications of Electronic Markets -- Part 3. Online Security Informatics and Privacy Issues -- Do Hacker Forums Contribute to Security Attacks? / Qiu-Hong Wang, Wei T. Yue and Kai-Lung Hui -- A Trust Perspective to Study the Intentions of Consumers to the Group Buying / Deng-Neng Chen, Yi-Shan Yang and Yi-Cheng Ku -- Effects of Borrower-Defined Conditions in the Online Peer-to-Peer Lending Market / Jiaxian Qiu, Zhangxi Lin and Binjie Luo -- Cognitive Elaboration on Potential Outcomes and Its Effects on Employees' Information Security Policy Compliance Intention-Exploring the Key Antecedents / Xue Yang, Wei T. Yue and Choon Lin Sia -- Part 4. Economics of E-Commerce -- Analyzing Monetization Models for the Digital Content Services: Channel Ownership and Royalty Contracts / Yung-Ming Li, Yuan Fang and Bih-Huang Jin -- Pricing Centralized and Decentralized Wireless Service: A Mechanism Design Approach / Jhih-Hua Jhang-Li -- Parallel Importation: An Empirical Investigation of Online Unauthorized Distribution Channels for Luxury Fashion Goods / Kexin Zhao, Xia Zhao and Jing Deng -- Consumer Segmentation and the Information Rule of Online Reviews in Horizontally Differentiated Product Markets / Qingliang Wang and Khim Yong Goh -- Part 5. Organizational Implications of Electronic Markets -- Comparing the Quality of Customer Service in 3D Virtual Worlds to Web-Based Service / Sulin Ba, Dan Ke, Jan Stallaert and Zhongju Zhang -- The Impact of Query Suggestion in E-Commerce Websites / Alice Lee and Michael Chau -- Is Localization Advisable for E-Commerce Websites? / Muller Y.M. Cheung and James Y.L. Thong -- The Impact of E-Commerce on Organizational Performance: The Role of Absorptive Capacity and Integrative Capability / Qing Hu, Jianzheng Yang and Lifan Yang -- IT Governance: The Key Factor of E-Government Implementation in China / Tianmei Wang, Baowen Sun and Zhijun Yan |
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Part III. E-Business Systems and Applications -- Part 6. Cloud Computing and Applications -- The Impact of Cloud Services on Independent Software Vendors: Should We Step into Cloud? / Jhih-Hua Jhang-Li and Chih-Yao Lee -- SLA Based Dynamic Provisioning of Cloud Resource in OLTP Systems / Xiaoqiu Qiu, Markus Hedwig and Dirk Neumann -- Integrating Heterogeneous Prediction Models in the Cloud / Hung-Chen Chen, Chih-Ping Wei, Yu-Cheng Chen and Ci-Wei Lan -- Software Licensing in the Case of No Network Effects / Shengli Li and Hsing Kenneth Cheng -- Part 7. Collaborative Systems -- Human Capital and Information Technology Capital Investments for Firm Innovation: Curvilinear Explanations / John Qi Dong, Jinyu He and Prasanna Karhade -- Attention-Aware Collaboration Modeling / Shaokun Fan and J. Leon Zhao -- Human-Software Agent Negotiations: An Experimental Study / Rustam Vahidov, Gregory E. Kersten and Raafat Saade -- An Approach for Multiple Attribute Group Decision Making Based on Information Axiom / Jie Lin and Houxing You -- Banking Event Modeling and Simulation in Scenario-Oriented Stress Testing / Daning Hu, J. Leon Zhao and Zhimin Hua -- Part 8. Supply Chain and Distributed Systems -- Hierarchical RFID Tag Ownership and Transfer in Supply Chains / Wei Zhou, Eun Jung Yoon and Selwyn Piramuthu -- Negotiation and Auction Mechanisms: Two Systems and Two Experiments / Gregory E. Kersten, Pierpaolo Pontrandolfo, Rustam Vahidov and Dmitry Gimon -- Research on the Hybrid Push/Pull Production System for Mass Customization Production / Jie Lin, Xing Shi and Yu Wang -- A Study of Users' Intention to Voluntarily Contribute Real-Time Traffic Information through Mobile Devices / Chen Zhu, Kai Kwong Wat, Chao Ren and Stephen Shaoyi Liao -- The Effects of Application Discoverability on User Benefits in Mobile Application Stores / Jaeki Song, Junghwan Kim and Donald R. Jones |
| Summary |
This book constitutes the refereed proceedings of the Workshop on E-Business (WEB 2011), held in Shanghai, China, on December 4, 2011. The 40 papers, which were selected from 88 submissions to the workshop, touch on topics that are diverse yet highly relevant to the challenges faced by today's e-business researchers and practitioners. They are organized in topical sections on social networks, business intelligence, and social computing; economics and organizational implications of electronic markets; and e-business systems and applications |
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Economics |
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Information systems |
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Management information systems |
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Economics/Management Science |
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Business Information Systems |
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e-Commerce/e-business |
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Computer Appl. in Administrative Data Processing |
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Information Systems Applications (incl. Internet) |
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Production/Logistics/Supply Chain Management |
| Bibliography |
Includes bibliographical references and author index |
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Electronic commerce -- Congresses
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Information technology -- Congresses
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Business -- Data processing -- Congresses
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World Wide Web -- Social aspects -- Congresses
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Informatique.
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Business -- Data processing
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Electronic commerce
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Information technology
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World Wide Web -- Social aspects
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| Genre/Form |
proceedings (reports)
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Conference papers and proceedings
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Conference papers and proceedings.
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Actes de congrès.
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| Form |
Electronic book
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| Author |
Shaw, Michael, 1956-
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Zhang, Dongsong
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Yue, Wei T
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| ISBN |
9783642298738 |
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3642298737 |
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3642298729 |
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9783642298721 |
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