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From the Publisher:Peter Fingar, author of the internationally acclaimed book,Enterprise E-Commerce, joins forces with long time colleagues andindustry veterans to go beyond e-commerce and on to the solid businessfundamentals of the digital economy. The Internet is a whole newinfrastructure for an entirely new way of doing business and competing.Economic transactions become frictionless as they move from "places" to"spaces." The crisp and insightful chapters make quick reads for CEOs,COOs, CTOs, CIOs, and line-of-business executives with little time forreading distilling what management needs to be doing and thinkingtoday to prepare themselves and their companies for the ride ahead.Now that doing business on the Internet is reaching the mainstream, it'sno longer e-business or e-commerce it's just business and commerce.The authors take the mystery out of the deep and profound changes beingushered in by the ability to connect anyone-to-anyone or anycomputer-to-any-computer across the globe in real-time. The book signalsthe death of the e-hype and the beginning of the real work of buildinghyper-efficient, hyper-effective corporations that will continue tothrive in the years ahead.The book systematically disassembles an enterprise's business processes,core competencies, and value chains; then reassembles them into dynamiccustomer-driven value webs and business ecosystems. Along the way, theauthors explain the emerging business models of electronic marketplaces,peer-to-peer commerce, e-hubs, B2B exchanges, auctions, wirelessapplications, m-commerce, intelligent agent technology, B2B consortia,collaborative commerce, digital strategies, essential technologies andWeb-services. The book's Web site continues where the book leaves off:http://geocities.com/m_kpress