Integrated Management from E-Business Perspective
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A01=Pradeep K. Ray
architecture
Author_Pradeep K. Ray
business process management
Category=KJE
Category=KJQ
Category=UY
computer
E-Business
E-Business Management
E-Commerce
E-Government
e-health
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eq_business-finance-law
eq_computing
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eq_nobargain
eq_non-fiction
information system
Information Technology (IT)
Internet
IT service management
management
Planning
Standards
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- ISBN 9780306474859
- Weight: 782g
- Dimensions: 152 x 230mm
- Publisher: Kluwer Academic Publishers Group
- Publication City/Country: NL
- Product Form: Hardback
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E-business covers a broad spectrum of businesses based on the Internet, including e-commerce, e-healthcare, e-government and e tailing. While substantial attention is given to the planning and development of e-business applications, the efficiency and effectiveness of e-business systems will largely depend on management solutions. These management solutions demand a good grasp of both the technical and business perspectives of an e-business service. Addressing the problem of managing e-business as a set of networked services, this text links enterprise management with network and systems management. It provides an overview of the emerging techniques for IT service management from a business perspective with case studies from telecommunication and healthcare sectors. It integrates the business perspective with relevant technical standards, such as SNMP, WBEM and DMI. This book presents some concepts and methodologies that enable the development of effective and efficient management systems for networked services.
The book is intended to familiarize practicing managers, engineers and graduate level students with networked service management concepts, architectures and methodologies with reference to evolving standards. It should be useful in a number of disciplines, such as business management, information systems, computers and networking and telecommunications.
