ecommerce
RSS ecommerceEcommerce not overly taxing
News The rise in ecommerce is not unduly affecting tax revenues, according to a report by Ernst & Young. One of the main reasons for this is that 80 per cent of ecommerce is, at present, business-to-business, which is well regulated. [21 Jun 1999]
Ecommerce vendors get put through their paces
News The latest business ecommerce products get a thorough going-over in the latest report from analyst house, The Butler Group. The survey, called 'E-business', provides detailed analysis of over 20 ecommerce software and strategy products, from... [13 Apr 1999]
Ecommerce leaders in London summit
News The UK's leading ecommerce experts gather today at the London School of Economics to discuss the government's Ecommerce White Paper, and explore a replacement for its discarded key escrow policy. However, a DTI spokesman said Wills will not be... [22 Mar 1999]
Behind the Headlines: Ecommerce lessons from the past
News Although Perri 6, senior research fellow at the University of Strathclyde, Richard Sykes, chairman of Morgan Chambers and Chris Setz, president of the Network Professionals Association, agreed there's no golden rule to the success of ecommerce... [30 Jun 2000]
Ecommerce firm provides Windsor jobs boost
News Ecommerce software firm Ironside is stepping up its assault on the European market with an increase in staff numbers and a new VP of sales. Ironside makes sell-side ecommerce software which enables suppliers to interact with their buyers via a web... [09 May 2002]
eCommerce and Public Exchanges
White Paper A public community exchange for eCommerce has several responsibilities to that community. How well the exchange meets those responsibilities will determine, in large part, how successful that exchange will be. [25 Feb 2004]
Ecommerce security fears for UK SMEs
News Lack of security on the Internet is discouraging SMEs (small and medium-sized enterprises) from launching ecommerce projects, according to a survey released today. The survey, carried out during May this year by accountancy firm, Kingston Smith... [21 Jun 1999]
Integration White Paper (Java) eCommerce Solutions
White Paper It is impossible to overstate the importance of fast and effective integration in the world of ecommerce. Working in an industry where change is the only constant, the process of integration must facilitate changes to be carried out in ‘net time’. [03 Jul 2008]
Ecommerce shunned by two-thirds of UK execs
News Two-thirds of the UK's business leaders are not deploying an ecommerce strategy because they do not believe it will have a significant impact on the way their companies work. In addition, 69 per cent of those questioned said although they can't see... [17 May 2000]
5 years ago... UK urged to follow US ecommerce lead
News No one can deny the US led the way in mass market ecommerce five years ago. However, most nations with significant internet penetration can now boast a number of indigenous e-tail companies, as well as fairly widespread use of ecommerce for B2B and... [07 Jan 2004]
Ecommerce 'not what we'd hoped' claim corporates
News The majority of the 202 companies questioned by Sterling Commerce from the finance, manufacturing, media, telecommunications and transport sectors were disappointed the returns on ecommerce investment. [08 May 2001]
Testing boosts Friends Provident's ecommerce apps
Case Study Financial service company Friends Provident is using software testing tools to improve the quality of its ecommerce applications. The company's tech team designs, implements and manages ecommerce applications that deliver insurance information to... [08 Nov 2006]
Starbucks eyes ecommerce portal
News Starbucks, the chain of coffee stores with 31 branches in the UK, is rumoured to be setting up a Web portal and ecommerce venture. According to Newsbytes.com reports, a Merrill Lynch report claims the company hopes to translate its real-world... [13 May 1999]
European ecommerce tax laws to be extended
News The European Commission wants to extend the existing rules about VAT on European ecommerce transactions. The directive on ecommerce took effect on 1 July 2003. Taxation commissioner, László Kovács, said in a statement: "I urge the EU Council of... [18 May 2006]
Cranfield poll finds directors guilty of damaging ecommerce
News Inexperience and lack of understanding at board level are damaging the development of ecommerce, according to a poll by Cranfield School of Management (CSM). Dr Elizabeth Daniel of the Information Systems Research Centre at CSM, said the findings... [22 Sep 1999]
