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Sustainable e-Business Management - 16th Americas Conference on Information Systems, AMCIS 2010, SIGeBIZ track, Lima, Peru, August 12-15, 2010, Selected Papers
Preface
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Table of Contents
7
e-Business Models and IS in Financial Markets
9
Dynamic Revenue Model Design in the Online Services Business: Two Cases in Japan
9
Introduction
9
A Call for a Simple and Dynamic Perspective for Business Models
10
Dynamic Revenue Model Design for Online Service Business
13
Main Revenue Models for Online Service Business
14
Two Cases in the Japanese Online Services Business
15
Yahoo! Japan: Diversifying Revenue Models
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Gree: Switching Revenue Models
17
Concluding Remarks
18
References
18
Pricing of Content Services – An Empirical Investigation of Music as a Service
21
Introduction
21
Literature Review
22
Business Model and Characteristics of Music as a Service
23
Research Framework: Determinants of Customer Value
25
Research Methodology and Analysis
26
Adaptive Conjoint Analysis
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Deriving Willingness to Pay from Conjoint Data
27
Data Collection and Analysis
27
Results
28
Sample Description
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Part Worth Utilities of the Attribute Levels and Importance of the Attributes
28
Willingness to Pay for Changing Attributes Levels
29
Discussion and Implications
30
Limitations and Future Research
30
References
31
Informational Determinants of Customer Acquisition and eTailer Revenue
33
Introduction
33
Model
35
Data
37
Results
38
Discussion
40
Limitations and Conclusions
42
References
42
Adoption of a Centralised Post-Trade Processing Market Infrastructure after the Credit Crisis
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Introduction
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Theory and Model Development
45
Conceptualization of the Innovation Attributes
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Conceptualization of Context Variables
46
Adoption Construct
48
Research Method
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Data Collection and Analysis
48
Measurement Model Evaluation
50
Structural Model Evaluation
52
Discussion of Research Findings and Implications
53
References
54
The Impact of Information Technology on European Post-Trading
56
Introduction and Objective of the Study
56
Previous Research
57
The European Post-Trading Industry
58
Network and Scale Effects in Clearing and Settlement
58
Regulation and Market Initiatives in European Post-Trading
59
Impact of the Financial Crisis on European Post-Trading
61
Study Setup
61
The Delphi Methodology
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Setup of the Delphi Study on European Post-Trading
62
Results: Most Important IT/IS Issues the Post-Trading System Needs to Cope with
64
Conclusion and Outlook
67
References
68
e-Commerce Use and Design
71
Privately Waiting – A Usability Analysis of the Tor Anonymity Network
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Introduction
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Usability of Security
72
Latency as Usability Factor
73
Experiment
74
Core Latency
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DNS Request as a Part of the HTTP Request
77
Average Latency
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Cancelation Rate for Average and Core Latency
79
Related Work
80
Discussion and Future Work
81
Conclusion
81
References
82
E-Commerce Readiness in Ethiopia: A Macro-Level Assessment
84
Introduction
84
Rationale of the Study
85
Objective of the Study
85
General Objective
85
Specific Objectives
86
Literature Review
86
E-Commerce, E-Readiness, and E-Commerce Readiness
86
Models to Measure E-Commerce Readiness
89
Scope of the Study
91
Methodology
91
Variables/Indicators
92
Target Data Sources
92
Instrument
92
Data Collection Procedures
92
Data Entry and Analysis
92
Expected Benefits of the Study
93
References
93
Corporate Blogging Today – Usage and Characteristics
95
Introduction
95
Related Work
96
Classification of Corporate Blogs
96
Advantages
97
Disadvantages
97
Delineation
98
Research Method
98
Selection and Definition of Variables
98
Empirical Findings
101
Analysis of Variables
101
Correlation Analysis
102
Conclusion
105
Limitations and Future Research
106
References
107
Agent-Based Simulation for Evaluation of a Mobile Emergency Management System
108
Introduction
108
Methodology
109
Related Work
110
A Mobile Emergency Management System
111
Proposed System Design
111
Example Scenarios
112
Artifact Implementation
113
Evaluation of System Effectiveness Using Simulation of Passenger Egress
115
Evaluation Approach
115
Empirical Basis for Simulation
116
Calibration of Simulation Model to Scenario
117
Initial Simulation Results
118
Next Steps
119
Conclusion
120
References
120
Using Ontologies in an E-Commerce Environment: Helpor Hype?
123
Introduction
123
Related Work
124
Ontologies in E-Commerce
125
Research Method
126
Data Collection
126
Data Analysis
127
Empirical Findings
127
Managerial Implications for Deploying and Modeling Ontology-Based Systems in Online Shops
129
Limitations
131
Conclusion
131
References
132
e-Business Research Issues and Methods
135
B2B Electronic Marketplaces in Supply Chain Management: Analyzing Recent Research Activities
135
Introduction
135
B2B Electronic Marketplaces
136
Research Methodology
138
Analyzing Recent Research Activities
140
Year of Publication vs. Type of Publication Outlet
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Region of Authors’ Organization vs. Type of Publication Outlet
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Year of Publication vs. Region of Authors’ Organization
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Focus of Analyzed Articles
143
Focus of Article vs. Region of Authors’ Organization
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Focus of Article vs. Year of Publication
144
Research Methodologies
145
Region of Authors’ Organization vs. Research Methodology
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Focus of Article vs. Research Methodology
146
Limitations
147
Conclusion and Future Work
147
References
148
Appendix
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Proximal Business Intelligence on the Semantic Web
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Introduction
153
Background
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Business Data Meets Ubiquitous Architecture
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Scale of Proximity – Starting with RFID Technologies
156
Semantic Web Tools
156
Research Approach
157
Research Artefacts
158
Proximity Based BI Architecture
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Ontology Topology
158
Performance Analysis
163
UBIS ONTO Framework
164
Recommendations for Engineering
165
Conclusion
166
References
166
Disintermediation in the Tourism Industry:Theory vs. Practice
168
Introduction
168
Tourism Stakeholders and Supply Chain
169
Disintermediation in Literature
170
Disintermediation in the Context of Thai Tourism SMES
172
Conclusion and Future Research
176
References
177
Author Index
180
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