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McGraw Hill E-Commerce - The Cutting Edge Of Business 2Nd Edition by Bajaj and K K
A comprehensive coverage of technology and processes behind e-commerce and e-governance. At the time of the publication of the first edition of this book, the Internet was seen as a formidable force. It portended to disrupt and transform almost all facets of life; the way we lived and worked, the way commerce was conducted and the way governments would provide services to their citizens. E-commerce was largely seen as the vehicle to propel and accelerate these changes. Most of these changes have occurred, despite the bursting of the Internet bubble after a period of big hype in the year 2000. E-Commerce has weathered many challenges and continues to grow. Now businesses and economies accept that e-commerce is here to stay. New business models are being tried and tested, along with novel methods for exploiting the Internet to make businesses survive and thrive in the highly competitive e-marketplace. The revised edition of this highly successful book captures the essence of the momentous changes that were witnessed in the last six years. Content, which is no longer relevant, has been deleted, while some of the chapters have been rewritten in entirety. New chapters have been added to address the major developments in e-governance, incidence of cyber crimes and their mitigation and the legal framework for enabling trust in the electronic environment. E-Commerce: The Cutting Edge of Business presents the technology and processes behind e-commerce and e-governance. It also underscores the importance of security of transactions in the electronic environment. With such an extensive coverage, the book will be useful to people in trade and commerce and to businesses which are trying to expand using Internet and intra net commerce. Students and teachers of e-commerce will find that the technology and processes that make e-commerce click have been addressed in detail. The book will also be of enormous value to government officials, financial institutions, public sector and the