A comprehensive overview of e-commerce today.
Lively and fun to read, E-commerce 2021: Business, Technology, and Society is an in-depth, thought-provoking introduction to e-commerce focusing on key concepts and the latest empirical and financial data. Hundreds of examples from companies such as Facebook, Google, Twitter, Amazon, Pinterest, eBay, Uber, WhatsApp, and Snapchat illustrate how e-commerce is altering business practices and driving shifts in the global economy. The entire 16th edition has been updated through October 2020, and includes up-to-date coverage of privacy and piracy, government surveillance, cyberwar, fintech, social local-mobile marketing, internet sales taxes, and intellectual property.
PART 1: INTRODUCTION TO E-COMMERCE
The Revolution Is Just Beginning
E-commerce Business Models and Concepts
PART 2: TECHNOLOGY INFRASTRUCTURE FOR E-COMMERCE
E-commerce Infrastructure: The Internet, Web, and Mobile Platform
Building an E-commerce Presence: Websites, Mobile Sites, and Apps
E-commerce Security and Payment Systems
PART 3: BUSINESS CONCEPTS AND SOCIAL ISSUES
E-commerce Marketing and Advertising Concepts
Social, Mobile, and Local Marketing
Ethical, Social, and Political Issues in E-commerce
PART 4: E-COMMERCE IN ACTION
Online Retail and Services
Online Content and Media
Social Networks, Auctions, and Portals
B2B E-commerce: Supply Chain Management and Collaborative Commerce
Modern themes in e-commerce
- Students learn about the three major driving forces behind e-commerce -- business development and strategy, technological innovations, and social controversies and impacts -- and how they relate to chapter concepts.
- UPDATED -- Opening, closing, “Insight On,” and other extensive cases throughout the text are all new or updated in this edition. The cases place coverage in the context of actual e-commerce businesses.
- NEW -- The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on e-commerce is reflected throughout, with special attention paid to the pandemic's effect on the expansion of on-demand services, the small business shift to e-commerce, Internet infrastructure challenges, and the quest to compete with Amazon.
- UPDATED -- Data, figures, and tables have been updated through October 2020 with the latest marketing and business intelligence available from a range of industry and government sources.
- EXPANDED -- Up-to-date discussion of security threats includes the recent cyberattack on Iran's nuclear facilities, malvertising, ransomware attacks, Covid-related phishing scams, and zoombombing. New technologies and protocols for enhanced security are also addressed.
- EXPANDED -- A thorough examination of current privacy issues includes contract tracing apps and the tension between privacy and public health, the recent invalidation of the Privacy Shield, the most recent privacy-related challenges for Facebook
Modern themes in e-commerce
- Opening, closing, “Insight On,” and other extensive cases throughout the text are all new or updated in this edition. The cases place coverage in the context of actual e-commerce businesses.
- The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic on e-commerce is reflected throughout, with special attention paid to the pandemic's effect on the expansion of on-demand services, the small business shift to e-commerce, Internet infrastructure challenges, and the quest to compete with Amazon.
- Data, figures, and tables have been updated through October 2020 with the latest marketing and business intelligence available from a range of industry and government sources.
Hundreds of examples
- Up-to-date discussion of security threats includes the recent cyberattack on Iran's nuclear facilities, malvertising, ransomware attacks, Covid-related phishing scams, and zoombombing. New technologies and protocols for enhanced security are also addressed.
- A thorough examination of current privacy issues includes contract tracing apps and the tension between privacy and public health, the recent invalidation of the Privacy Shield, the most recent privacy-related challenges for Facebook®, and evolving privacy issues with location-based proximity marketing.
- Current issues in social networks includes a discussion of TikTok®, MeWe®, the impact of the pandemic on usage, social networks “fails” and issues, the continuing controversy over Facebook® algorithms, and the decline of online auctions.
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Biographical note
Kenneth C. Laudon was a professor of information systems at New York University School of Business. He held a BA in economics from Stanford and a PhD from Columbia University. He authored 12 books dealing with electronic commerce, information systems, organizations, and society. Professor Laudon wrote more than 40 articles concerning social, organizational, and management impacts of information systems, privacy, ethics, and multimedia technology.
Carol Guercio Traver is a graduate of Yale Law School and Vassar College. She has many years of experience representing major corporations as well as small and medium-sized businesses as an attorney with NYC law firm Proskauer, with expertise in intellectual property law, technology law, internet law, and privacy law, as well as general corporate law. Carol is also a co-founder, with Ken Laudon, of Azimuth Interactive, one of the first ed tech firms and creator of some of the first interactive software training and testing systems for higher education and corporate training, and, today, a provider of digital media and publisher services for the higher education industry.