01812nam a22003017a 450000500170000002000330001704000210005008200190007124501680009025000200025826000290027830000380030750000350034550400310038050508600041154600090127165000310128065000230131165000220133465000210135665000220137770000200139970000170141970000140143670000210145070000240147170000150149520250924115413.0  a9780273761341cTZS 201,111/=  aMULbeng.eAACR2  a381.142068 ELE  aELECTRONIC commerce 2012:ba managerial and social networks perspective /cEfraim Turban , David King, Jae Lee, Ting-Peng Liang, Deborrah C. Turban, and  Judy Lang  bGlobal edition.  aBoston:bPearson,c2012.  a791p. :bill.(some col.);c30 cm.  aIncludes glossary (p.767-779).  aIncludes index (p.780-791)  aChapter 1: Overview of Electronic Commerce Chapter 2: E-Commerce: Mechanisms, Infrastructure, and Tools Chapter 3: Retailing in Electronic Commerce: Products and Services Chapter 4: B2B E-Commerce Chapter 5: Innovative EC Systems: From E-Government to E-Learning, Collaborative Commerce, and C2C Commerce Chapter 6: Mobile Commerce and Ubiquitous Computing Chapter 7: Social Commerce Chapter 8: Marketing and Advertising in E-Commerce Chapter 9: E-Commerce Security and Fraud Protection Chapter 10: Electronic Commerce Payment Systems Chapter 11: Order Fulfillment along the Supply Chain Chapter 12: EC Strategy, Globalization, and SMEs Chapter 13: Implementing EC Systems: From Justification to Successful Performance Chapter 14: E-commerce: Regulatory, Ethical, and Social Environments Chapter 15: Launching a Successful Online Business and EC Projects.  aeng.  aE-commerce infrastructure   aTravel and tourism  aOnline purchasing  aMobile commerce   aFraud protection   aTurban, Efraim   aKing, David   aLee, Jae   aLiang, Ting-Peng  aTurban, Deborrah C.  aLang, Judy