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Title: Electronic Commerce: On-Line Ordering and Digital Money by Pete Loshin, Paul Murphy, Peter Loshin ISBN: 1-886801-67-3 Publisher: Charles River Media Pub. Date: August, 1997 Format: Paperback Volumes: 1 List Price(USD): $39.95

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Average Customer Rating: 4.74 (19 reviews)

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: Essential reading: e-commerce or non-commercial
Comment: If, at my last job, we had had access to this book with its compilation of the many technologies that are critical to e-commerce, we would have been spared months of research, technical errors and frustrations, and costly delays in implementing our dotcom. Fortunately, I can now use this information in my current project. Having up-to-date reference material combined in one book is not only a major time-saver; it is also far more readable and understandable than most technical information I had already collected and tried to assimilate on my own into a cohesive and fail-safe plan.

Even for someone who is building a non-commercial site (without requirements for SSL, firewalls, encryption, and the complex security needed for electronic payments), I thoroughly recommend reading Chapter 10 at the very least, with all of its valuable pointers and concrete examples of both good and bad. If more sites complied with these, I would find navigating the web a far more pleasant experience than it has come to be over the past few years.

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