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Editor's Notes.
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Michael J. Franklin
Chair's Message.
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Richard T. Snodgrass
Electronic Commerce
Guest Editor's Introduction.
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Asuman Dogac
Component-based E-Commerce: Assesment of Current Practices and Future Directions.
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Martin Bichler
Arie Segev
J. Leon Zhao
Building Database-driven Electronic Catalogs.
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Sherif Danish
XML and Electronic Commerce: Enabling the Network Economy.
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Bart Meltzer
Robert J. Glushko
A Workflow-based Electronic Marketplace on the Web.
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Asuman Dogac
Ilker Durusoy
Sena Nural Arpinar
Nesime Tatbul
Pinar Koskal
Ibrahim Cingil
Nazife Dimililer
ADEPT: An Agent-Based Approach to Business Process Management.
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Nicholas R. Jennings
Timothy J. Norman
Peyman Faratin
A Componentized Architecture for Dynamic Electronic Markets.
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Benny Reich
Israel Ben-Shaul
Design and Implementation of RMP - A Virtual Electronic Market Place.
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Susanne Boll
Wolfgang Klas
Bernard Battaglin
Discovering Internet Marketing Intelligence through Online Analytical Web Usage Mining.
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Alex G. Büchner
Maurice D. Mulvenna
An Anonymous Electronic Commerce Scheme with an Off-Line Authority and Untrusted Agents.
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Josep Domingo-Ferrer
Jordi Herrera-Joancomartí
Electronic Market: The Roadmap for University Libraries and Members to Survive in the Information Jungle.
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Michael Christoffel
Sebastian Pulkowski
Bethina Schmitt
Peter C. Lockemann
Reports
The Asilomar Report on Database Research.
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Philip A. Bernstein
Michael L. Brodie
Stefano Ceri
David J. DeWitt
Michael J. Franklin
Hector Garcia-Molina
Jim Gray
Gerald Held
Joseph M. Hellerstein
H. V. Jagadish
Michael Lesk
David Maier
Jeffrey F. Naughton
Hamid Pirahesh
Michael Stonebraker
Jeffrey D. Ullman
Influential Papers
Reminiscences on Influential Papers.
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Richard T. Snodgrass
Laura M. Haas
Alberto O. Mendelzon
Z. Meral Özsoyoglu
Jan Paredaens
Krithi Ramamritham
Nick Roussopoulos
Jennifer Widom
Philip S. Yu
Industry Perspectives
The Middleware Muddle.
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David Ritter
Standards
SQLJ Part 0, Now Known as SQL/OLB (Object-Language Bindings).
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Andrew Eisenberg
Jim Melton