Developing E-commerce systems / Jim A. Carter.
Publisher: [S.l.] : Prentice Hall, 2001Edition: 1st edDescription: 507 p. ; 24 cmISBN: 0130911127; 9780130911124Subject(s): Computer Books: Web Programming | Management & Business: General | Business Enterprise | Computer Networks | Applications of Computing | Business & Management | Business studies: general | Computer networking & communications | E-commerce: business aspects | Internet guides & online services | Ownership & organization of enterprises | Computers - Languages / Programming | Computers | COMPUTERS / Internet / General | Computers / Electronic Commerce | Computers / Programming / Systems Analysis & Design | Electronic Commerce | Internet - General | Programming - Systems Analysis & DesignDDC classification: 658.84 Online resources: Amazon.com | Amazon customer reviews Summary: For courses on e-Commerce Systems and e-Commerce courses that cover both the business and computing issues when developing e-Commerce systems. This book discusses the business and computing issues and activities essential to developing successful e-Commerce systems. The author takes a complete life-cycle approach and uses a combination of user, business, and computing viewpoints to identify the range of commerce and computing issues that need to be resolved together to ensure a successful result. The book provides ample guidance on applying this approach within organizations. Developing e-Commerce Systems does not require any programming or other systems development skills as a prerequisite.| Item type | Current location | Home library | Call number | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds |
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For courses on e-Commerce Systems and e-Commerce courses that cover both the business and computing issues when developing e-Commerce systems. This book discusses the business and computing issues and activities essential to developing successful e-Commerce systems. The author takes a complete life-cycle approach and uses a combination of user, business, and computing viewpoints to identify the range of commerce and computing issues that need to be resolved together to ensure a successful result. The book provides ample guidance on applying this approach within organizations. Developing e-Commerce Systems does not require any programming or other systems development skills as a prerequisite.
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