Architectural Issues of Web-Enabled Electronic Business

• #1. Issues in the Globalization of Electronic Commerce
• #2. Electronic Architectures for Bridging the Global Digital Divide: A Comparative Assessment of E-Business Systems Designed to Reach the Global Poor
• #3. Intelligent Business Portals
• #4. Expert Database Web Portal Architecture
• #5. Scheduling and Latency-Addressing the Bottleneck
• #6. Integration of Database and Internet Technologies for Scalable End-to-End E-Commerce Systems
• #7. Internet Delivery of Distributed Data Mining Services: Architectures, Issues and Prospects
• #8. Data Mining for Web-Enabled Electronic Business Applications
• #9. Intelligent Web Search through Adaptive Learning from Relevance Feedback
• #10. World Wide Web Search Engines
• #11. Retrieval of Multimedia Data on the Web: An Architectural Framework
• #12. Navigation in E-Business Web Sites
• #13. E-Business Transaction Management in Web-Integrated Network Environment
• #14. System Development Methodologies for Web-Enabled E-Business: A Customization Framework
• #15. Characterizing Web Systems: Merging Information and Functional Architectures
• #16. Customisation of Internet Multimedia Information Systems Design through User Modelling
• #17. A Software Model, Architecture and Environment to Support Web-Based Applications
• #18. XML-Digital Glue for the Modern World-Electronic Business Standards Fuelling Intra- and Inter-Enterprise Interoperability for Global Collaboration
• #19. Designing Agent-Based Negotiation for E-Marketing
• #20. Virtual Marketplace for Agent-Based Electronic Commerce
• #21. Integrated E-Marketing-A Strategy-Driven Technical Analysis Framework
• #22. An Agent-Based Architecture for Product Selection and Evaluation under E-Commerce
• #23. An Architecture for Authentication and Authorization of Mobile Agents in E-Commerce
• #24. Security and Trust of Online Auction Systems in E-Commerce
• #25. E-Commerce and Digital Libraries
• #26. Electronic Business over Wireless Device: A Case Study

V.K. Murthy is Senior Lecturer at the School of Computer Science, University of New South Wales at ADFA. He has software engineering and project management experience with Fujitsu R&D.

Nansi Shi, has a Ph.D. in Information Systems Management (University of South Australia), Master in Computer Networks (Nanyang Technological University). He is an Adjunct Research Associate in the Division of Business and Enterprise at the University of South Australia.