ECOM-02: 2nd International Interdisciplinary Conference on Electronic Commerce, November 2002

Conference Proceedings

Since we received submissions in Engilsh as well as in Polish, the proceedings were published in two volumes: the English one (Electronic Commerce: Theory and Applications) and the Polish one (Electronic Commerce: Teoria i Zastosowania). Note: these are not Polish and English translations of the same papers; the papers in both volumes are different. The table of contents is available below. The papers from the English volume can be downloaded in PDF format.

Electronic Commerce: Theory and Applications. Edited by Bogdan Wiszniewski, Gdansk 2002. ISBN 83-88617-31-1.

Andreas S. Andreou, Stephanos M. Mavromoustakos, Christos N. Schizas - University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus
Enhancing the Analysis Phase of E-Commerce Systems Development with Human, Social, Cultural and Organizational Factors, pp. 5-12.

Honorata Balicka - University of Gdansk;
Jerzy Balicki - Naval University of Gdynia, Poland
Load Balancing in the Internet Servers of Bank System, pp. 13-20.

Hsiang Chi Huang, Cheng Ta Chiang - ECRC Institute for Information Industry, Taipei, Taiwan
Short-term disturbances of Regional Internet infrastructure planning, pp. 21-26.

Jacek Ciarkowski - Technical University of Gdansk, Poland
Web Warehousing In Web Farming Methodology, pp. 33-40.

Claire Dormann - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands
Persuasive Design: demystifying images, pp. 41-48.

Peter Hrastnik - EC3: Electronic Commerce Competence Center, Vienna, Austria
Comparison of Distributed System Technologies for E-Business, pp. 49-56.

Veikko Ikonen, Ari Ahonen, Minna Kulju, Eija Kaasinen - VTT Information Technology, Tampere, Finland
Trade description model - helping users to make sense of the new information technology products, pp. 57-63.

Henk Jonkers, Alko Smit, Henny de Vos - Telematica Instituut, Enschede, Netherlands
Reference Model for Financial Settlement in E-Business, pp. 65-72.

Monika Kalina - Poznan University of Economics, Poland
In the Internet or through the mediation of the Internet? - a few remarks on the conclusion of insurance contracts, pp. 73-80.

Mieczysław A. Klopotek, Sławomir T. Wierzchon - Institute of Computer Science, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland
Collaborative Filtering with Bayesian Net, pp. 81-87.

Olle Olsson - Swedish Institute of Computer Science, Sweden
Trust in eCommerce - the ontological status of trust, pp. 89-96.

Marcin Paprzycki, Minor Gordon - Oklahoma State University, USA;
Violetta Galant - Wroclaw University of Economics, Poland
Knowledge Management in an Agent-based E-Commerce System, pp. 97-104.

Bhanu Prasad - Georgia Southwestern State University, USA
Artificial Intelligence Techniques in E-Commerce, pp. 105-111.

Paz Ruiz¹, Agis Piperides², Andreas Hadjioannou³, Andreas Pitsillides⁴, Ramon Basanta Cheda⁵, Victor Manuel Gulias Fernandez⁶, Zofia Witkowska⁷:
e-Minder: Electronic Commerce Leveraging Network for Developing European Regions , pp. 113-120.
¹SchlumbergerSema Spain, Madrid, Spain; ²Cyprus Telecomunications Authority, Nicosia, Cyprus; ³Virtual IT Ltd, Nicosia, Cyprus; ⁴University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus; ⁵E-Commerce Leveraging Centre Galicia Supercomputing Centre (CESGA), Santiago de Compostela, Spain; ⁶University of A Coruna, Spain; ⁷Pomerania Province Hall, Gdansk, Poland

Mohamed A. K. Sadiq - Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, India
Case-Based Reasoning with Knowledge Hierarchies and XML, pp. 121-128.

Adam Turowiec - Bydgoszcz University of Technique and Agriculture, Poland; Instytut Technik Telekomunikacyjnych i Informatycznych (ITTI), Bydgoszcz, Poland
E-working and Flexible Working as Tools for Supporting SMEs in Poland, pp. 129-132.

Jerzy Wachol - University of Mining and Metallurgy, Kraków, Poland
Statistical Process Control using Computers and Internet, pp. 133-140.

Matthew Hunter Winn - Princeton University, USA
Does the Internet Make Markets More Competitive? Evidence in Mortgage Rates, pp. 141-148.

Electronic Commerce: Teoria i Zastosowania. Edited by Andrzej Tubielewicz, Gdansk 2002. ISBN 83-88617-36-2.

Arnold Adamczyk - Technical University of Gdansk, Poland
Internetowa telediagnostyka urządzeń w obsłudze serwisowej , pp. 5-11.

Justyna Adamczyk - Technical University of Gdansk, Poland
CRM w ujęciu klasycznym i internetowym , pp. 13-20.

Marcin Bandosz - University of Szczecin, Poland
Płatności w handlu elektronicznym , pp. 21-28.

Piotr Drygas - Poznan University of Economics, Poland
Zarządzanie marketingowe przedsiębiorstwem handlu internetowego , pp. 29-36.

Jacek Folga - University of Szczecin, Poland
Systemy klasy ERP* jako narzędzie wygładzania chaosu informacyjnego w przedsiębiorstwie , pp. 37-44.

Jerzy Goluchowski, Tomasz Stas - Katowice University of Economics, Poland
Diagnozowanie serwisów informatycznych , pp. 45-50.

Bogdan Gregor, Marcin Stawiszynski - University of Lodz, Poland
Badania Internetu w Polsce - analiza ofert firm badawczych , pp. 51-58.

Bogdan Gregor, Marcin Stawiszynski - University of Lodz, Poland
Marketingowe aspekty wykorzystania Internetu w przedsiębiorstwie turystycznym , pp. 59-66.

Marzena Grzesiak - Technical University of Gdansk, Poland
Organizacja wirtualna - szansa dla małych firm, pp. 67-74.

Katarzyna Kocikowska - Gdynia Maritime University, Poland
Wirtualna promocja hotelu, pp. 75-82.

Tomasz Kopczynski - University of Szczecin, Poland
Kulturowe czynniki rozwoju electronic commerce (EC), pp. 83-90.

Jerzy Kosinski - Higher Police Training School, Szczytno, Poland
Niebezpieczeństwo transakcji e-commerce , pp. 91-98.

Magdalena Lipska - Warsaw School of Economics, Poland
Segmentacja kluczem do rozwoju B2C e-commerce , pp. 99-105.

Katarzyna Nowacka - University of Szczecin, Poland
Prawo jednej ceny a e-commerce , pp. 107-112.

Agnieszka Pichur - Kraków University of Economics, Poland
Rola internetu w budowie systemu wspierania przedsiębiorczości. Wprowadzenie do studium przypadków , pp. 113-121.

Anita Richert-Kazmierska, Renata Downar-Zapolska - Technical University of Gdansk, Poland
Wykorzystanie Systemów Informacji Przestrzennej jako narzędzia wspomagającego realizację polityki lokalnej , pp. 123-129.

Katarzyna Stankiewicz - Technical University of Gdansk, Poland
Wykorzystanie potencjału informacyjno - usługowego internetowych witryn kin , pp. 131-138.

Zbigniew Stempnakowski - University of Szczecin, Poland
Elektroniczne płatności a sektor publiczny , pp. 139-144.

Izabela Sztangret - Katowice University of Economics, Poland
Modele strategii promocji producentów sprzętu komputerowego na rynku polskim, pp. 145-150.

Maria Szypulska - Gdynia Maritime University, Poland
Identyfikacja cech charakterystycznych dla krajowego użytkownika usług internetowych - kontynuacja , pp. 151-158.

Zbigniew Tomczak - Technical University of Gdansk, Poland
Problemy społeczeństwa informacyjnego w Polsce a program e-Europe+, pp. 159-166.

	2nd International Interdisciplinary Conference on Electronic Commerce "ECOM-02" November 13-15, 2002, Gdansk, Poland
Index Topics Call for Papers Program Committee Important Dates Paper Submission Instructions for Authors Registration Venue Travel Information Conference Proceedings Conference Program Organizing Committee Contact [wersja polska]	Conference Proceedings Since we received submissions in Engilsh as well as in Polish, the proceedings were published in two volumes: the English one (Electronic Commerce: Theory and Applications) and the Polish one (Electronic Commerce: Teoria i Zastosowania). Note: these are not Polish and English translations of the same papers; the papers in both volumes are different. The table of contents is available below. The papers from the English volume can be downloaded in PDF format. Electronic Commerce: Theory and Applications. Edited by Bogdan Wiszniewski, Gdansk 2002. ISBN 83-88617-31-1. Andreas S. Andreou, Stephanos M. Mavromoustakos, Christos N. Schizas - University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus Enhancing the Analysis Phase of E-Commerce Systems Development with Human, Social, Cultural and Organizational Factors, pp. 5-12. Honorata Balicka - University of Gdansk; Jerzy Balicki - Naval University of Gdynia, Poland Load Balancing in the Internet Servers of Bank System, pp. 13-20. Hsiang Chi Huang, Cheng Ta Chiang - ECRC Institute for Information Industry, Taipei, Taiwan Short-term disturbances of Regional Internet infrastructure planning, pp. 21-26. Jacek Ciarkowski - Technical University of Gdansk, Poland Web Warehousing In Web Farming Methodology, pp. 33-40. Claire Dormann - Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands Persuasive Design: demystifying images, pp. 41-48. Peter Hrastnik - EC3: Electronic Commerce Competence Center, Vienna, Austria Comparison of Distributed System Technologies for E-Business, pp. 49-56. Veikko Ikonen, Ari Ahonen, Minna Kulju, Eija Kaasinen - VTT Information Technology, Tampere, Finland Trade description model - helping users to make sense of the new information technology products, pp. 57-63. Henk Jonkers, Alko Smit, Henny de Vos - Telematica Instituut, Enschede, Netherlands Reference Model for Financial Settlement in E-Business, pp. 65-72. Monika Kalina - Poznan University of Economics, Poland In the Internet or through the mediation of the Internet? - a few remarks on the conclusion of insurance contracts, pp. 73-80. Mieczysław A. Klopotek, Sławomir T. Wierzchon - Institute of Computer Science, Polish Academy of Sciences, Warsaw, Poland Collaborative Filtering with Bayesian Net, pp. 81-87. Olle Olsson - Swedish Institute of Computer Science, Sweden Trust in eCommerce - the ontological status of trust, pp. 89-96. Marcin Paprzycki, Minor Gordon - Oklahoma State University, USA; Violetta Galant - Wroclaw University of Economics, Poland Knowledge Management in an Agent-based E-Commerce System, pp. 97-104. Bhanu Prasad - Georgia Southwestern State University, USA Artificial Intelligence Techniques in E-Commerce, pp. 105-111. Paz Ruiz¹, Agis Piperides², Andreas Hadjioannou³, Andreas Pitsillides⁴, Ramon Basanta Cheda⁵, Victor Manuel Gulias Fernandez⁶, Zofia Witkowska⁷: e-Minder: Electronic Commerce Leveraging Network for Developing European Regions , pp. 113-120. ¹SchlumbergerSema Spain, Madrid, Spain; ²Cyprus Telecomunications Authority, Nicosia, Cyprus; ³Virtual IT Ltd, Nicosia, Cyprus; ⁴University of Cyprus, Nicosia, Cyprus; ⁵E-Commerce Leveraging Centre Galicia Supercomputing Centre (CESGA), Santiago de Compostela, Spain; ⁶University of A Coruna, Spain; ⁷Pomerania Province Hall, Gdansk, Poland Mohamed A. K. Sadiq - Indian Institute of Technology, Madras, India Case-Based Reasoning with Knowledge Hierarchies and XML, pp. 121-128. Adam Turowiec - Bydgoszcz University of Technique and Agriculture, Poland; Instytut Technik Telekomunikacyjnych i Informatycznych (ITTI), Bydgoszcz, Poland E-working and Flexible Working as Tools for Supporting SMEs in Poland, pp. 129-132. Jerzy Wachol - University of Mining and Metallurgy, Kraków, Poland Statistical Process Control using Computers and Internet, pp. 133-140. Matthew Hunter Winn - Princeton University, USA Does the Internet Make Markets More Competitive? Evidence in Mortgage Rates, pp. 141-148. Electronic Commerce: Teoria i Zastosowania. Edited by Andrzej Tubielewicz, Gdansk 2002. ISBN 83-88617-36-2. Arnold Adamczyk - Technical University of Gdansk, Poland Internetowa telediagnostyka urządzeń w obsłudze serwisowej , pp. 5-11. Justyna Adamczyk - Technical University of Gdansk, Poland CRM w ujęciu klasycznym i internetowym , pp. 13-20. Marcin Bandosz - University of Szczecin, Poland Płatności w handlu elektronicznym , pp. 21-28. Piotr Drygas - Poznan University of Economics, Poland Zarządzanie marketingowe przedsiębiorstwem handlu internetowego , pp. 29-36. Jacek Folga - University of Szczecin, Poland Systemy klasy ERP jako narzędzie wygładzania chaosu informacyjnego w przedsiębiorstwie* , pp. 37-44. Jerzy Goluchowski, Tomasz Stas - Katowice University of Economics, Poland Diagnozowanie serwisów informatycznych , pp. 45-50. Bogdan Gregor, Marcin Stawiszynski - University of Lodz, Poland Badania Internetu w Polsce - analiza ofert firm badawczych , pp. 51-58. Bogdan Gregor, Marcin Stawiszynski - University of Lodz, Poland Marketingowe aspekty wykorzystania Internetu w przedsiębiorstwie turystycznym , pp. 59-66. Marzena Grzesiak - Technical University of Gdansk, Poland Organizacja wirtualna - szansa dla małych firm, pp. 67-74. Katarzyna Kocikowska - Gdynia Maritime University, Poland Wirtualna promocja hotelu, pp. 75-82. Tomasz Kopczynski - University of Szczecin, Poland Kulturowe czynniki rozwoju electronic commerce (EC), pp. 83-90. Jerzy Kosinski - Higher Police Training School, Szczytno, Poland Niebezpieczeństwo transakcji e-commerce , pp. 91-98. Magdalena Lipska - Warsaw School of Economics, Poland Segmentacja kluczem do rozwoju B2C e-commerce , pp. 99-105. Katarzyna Nowacka - University of Szczecin, Poland Prawo jednej ceny a e-commerce , pp. 107-112. Agnieszka Pichur - Kraków University of Economics, Poland Rola internetu w budowie systemu wspierania przedsiębiorczości. Wprowadzenie do studium przypadków , pp. 113-121. Anita Richert-Kazmierska, Renata Downar-Zapolska - Technical University of Gdansk, Poland Wykorzystanie Systemów Informacji Przestrzennej jako narzędzia wspomagającego realizację polityki lokalnej , pp. 123-129. Katarzyna Stankiewicz - Technical University of Gdansk, Poland Wykorzystanie potencjału informacyjno - usługowego internetowych witryn kin , pp. 131-138. Zbigniew Stempnakowski - University of Szczecin, Poland Elektroniczne płatności a sektor publiczny , pp. 139-144. Izabela Sztangret - Katowice University of Economics, Poland Modele strategii promocji producentów sprzętu komputerowego na rynku polskim, pp. 145-150. Maria Szypulska - Gdynia Maritime University, Poland Identyfikacja cech charakterystycznych dla krajowego użytkownika usług internetowych - kontynuacja , pp. 151-158. Zbigniew Tomczak - Technical University of Gdansk, Poland Problemy społeczeństwa informacyjnego w Polsce a program e-Europe+, pp. 159-166.

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