pp 87-88 April 2005 Electronic Commerce and Electronic Business

Foreword

Y Narahari N R S Raghavan

pp 89-117 April 2005

Building blocks of e-commerce

V Rajaraman

pp 119-140 April 2005

e-Commerce security — A life cycle approach

A Sengupta C Mazumdar M S Barik

pp 141-158 April 2005

Trust management for e-transactions

Vishwas Patil R K Shyamasundar

pp 159-177 April 2005

Web services in the retail industry

Sudeep Mallick Anuj Sharma B V Kumar S V Subrahmanya

pp 179-211 April 2005

Combinatorial auctions for electronic business

Y Narahari Pankaj Dayama

pp 213-230 April 2005

Allocation of advertising space by a web service provider using combinatorial auctions

Sandeep Dulluri N R Srinivasa Raghavan

pp 231-256 April 2005

Dynamic pricing models for electronic business

Y Narahari C V L Raju K Ravikumar Sourabh Shah

pp 257-274 April 2005

Pricing strategies for information goods

Siva Viswanathan G Anandalingam

pp 275-289 April 2005

Data mining in e-commerce: A survey

N R Srinivasa Raghavan

pp 291-309 April 2005

Interestingness of association rules in data mining: Issues relevant to e-commerce

Rajesh Natarajan B Shekar

pp 311-345 April 2005

Demand sensing in e-business

K Ravikumar Atul Saroop H K Narahari Pankaj Dayama

pp 347-385 April 2005

Monte Carlo methods for pricing financial options

N Bolia S Juneja

pp 387-402 April 2005

Integrated planning in supply chains with buy-side and sell-side marketplaces

Roshan Gaonkar N Viswanadham

pp 403-429 April 2005

e-Commerce and supply chains: Modelling of dynamics through fuzzy enhanced high level petri net

Vipul Jain S Wadhwa S G Deshmukh

pp 431-444 April 2005

Successful e-marketplaces: An institutional perspective

T R Madanmohan

pp 445-462 April 2005

Perishable inventory management and dynamic pricing using RFID technology

A Chande S Dhekane N Hemachandra N Rangaraj

pp 463-473 April 2005

Design of supply chains: Unrealistic expectations on collaboration

P balasubramanian Ashish Kumar Tewary

pp 475-498 April 2005

Models for measuring and predicting shareholder value: A study of third party software service providers

N Viswanadham Poornima Luthra