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Title: Electronic Commerce, Third Edition by Peter Loshin, Paul A. Murphy, Pete Loshin, John R. Vacca ISBN: 1584500301 Publisher: Charles River Media Pub. Date: 15 January, 2001 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $44.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4.74

Rating: 5
Summary: E-Commerce? - Better read this book or be left behind
Comment: A detailed and complete reference on e-commerce. This book covers the whole gamit of electronic commerce. Going from concepts through complete set-up and on to implementation and beyond. Excellent coverage on payment systems and everyone's #1 priority - security. A complete and detailed table of contents and appendix make quick searches a breeze. Complimenting the book itself is an enclosed CD which, along with many resources and helpful links, is chock full of technical setup procedures and protocol. A very complete book on e-commerce. Read it or be left behind!

Rating: 5
Summary: The latest on Electronics Commerce
Comment: Electronic Commerce provides the reader with the latest information and research material to start their own e-commerce business. The chapters present topics on security, electronic payment methods, protocals, payment systems and much more. A guide to the enclosed cd provides more resources and software to help setup an e-business. An appendix provides an up to date index of e-commerce conferences. A book everyone should uses and have as a e-commerce reference.

Rating: 5
Summary: An interesting read.
Comment: This was quite in an ineresting read with realistic views about E-Commerce and the dotcoms.