Contents
1.  Skilling the e-Business Professional - an Introduction (Andrew Wenn)
2.  Socio-Technical Processes in the Development of Electronic Commerce Curricula (Arthur Tatnall)
2. Holistic Approach and Negotiations - Skills for e-Business Success (Pawel J. Dabrowski)
3.  Making Sense of e-Business Management through Experiential Learning (Sue Fowell and Steve Elliot)
4.  The Imperative for an Architecture when Developing e-Commerce Solutions (James McKee)
5.  The e-Skills Mix: Evolution or Revolution? (Paul Hawking and Andrew Stein)
6.  Using an ERP System to Teach e-Business Skills (Paul Hawking and Brendan McCarthy)
7.  Online Consumer Behaviour (Ian Michael)
8.  The Diffusion of Artificial Intelligence into e-Commerce and its Possible Implications (Paul Darbyshire)
9.  Small Business e-Commerce Research: An Interpretivist Approach? (Stephen Burgess and Don Schauder)

National Library of Australia Cataloguing-in-Publication data:
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   Skilling the e-Business Professional

   Bibliography
   Included Index

   ISBN 978-0-9579737-4-9 (paper back)
   ISBN 978-0-9579737-5-6 (hardcover)

   1. Electronic commerce. 2. Electronic data interchange.
   3. Business Enterprises - Computer networks. 4. Internet marketing. I. Andrew Wenn.

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