Cases on Managing E-Services

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Scupola, Ada
IGI Global, 31. lis 2008. - Broj stranica: 324

After the first wave of e-commerce and e-business implementations, we are witnessing an e-services paradigm shift in the way businesses, governments and consumers are using Internet-based technologies and mobile communications to innovate and produce new products and services.

Cases on Managing E-Services presents a wide range of real-life case studies in e-services in fields such as e-libraries, e-medicine, and e-insurance. Providing concrete examples of successes and pitfalls of e-services management, this unprecedented scholarly contribution also offers a much-needed definition and typology of e-services and their main characteristics through theoretical papers and case studies.

 

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Services EServices and Nonservices
1
Developing Measures and Standards for the European Electronic Signatures Market
10
Quality Assessment of Digital Services in EGovernment with a Case Study in an Italian Region
28
Quality Dimensions and Users Profiles
48
Are Digital Newspapers Complementary to Traditional Press?
60
Developing an Online Store for the Niche Market
76
A Longitudinal Study
89
Developing CustomerFriendly Electronic Insurance Services from the Novel Project Perspective
107
EService Innovations in the Brokerage Sector
166
The Case of Roskilde University EServices
189
Issues and Challenges at Roskilde University Library
204
Introducing EProcurement in a Local Healthcare Agency
218
A Case Based on the PostTsunami Experience
238
Remote Video Access to Government Services
253
Compilation of References
269
About the Contributors
289

An ETitan Success Story
126
Limitations and Perspectives on Use of EServices in Engineering Consulting
141
Case Lexmark
156

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O autoru (2008)

Ada Scupola is an associate professor in the Department of Communication, Business and Information Technologies, Roskilde University (Denmark). She holds a PhD in social sciences from Roskilde University, a MBA from the University of Maryland - College Park (USA) and a MSc from the University of Bari (Italy). She is the editor-in-chief of the International Journal of E-Services and Mobile Applications. Her main research interests are e-services, adoption and diffusion of e-commerce and e-services in SMEs, ICTs in clusters of companies, and the impact of e-commerce on industrial and organizational structures. She is collaborating and has collaborated to several national and international research projects on the above subjects. Her research has been published in several international journals among which the Journal of Electronic Commerce in Organizations, the Journal of Information Science, the Journal of Global Information Technology Management, the Scandinavian Journal of Information Systems, the Journal of Electronic Commerce in Developing Countries, and in numerous book chapters and international conferences. [Editor]

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