Electronic commerce: enablers and implications

Authors:
R. Aaron;M. Decina;R. Skillen
Affiliations:
Dumas Inst. Nat. des Packeteers, Italy;-;-
Venue:
IEEE Communications Magazine
Year:
1999

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Abstract

To many, electronic commerce (EC) appeared unannounced in 1997. Initial growth of EC has been exponential and continues. An overview is given of what EC is, the major enablers of EC and prospects for the future