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THE DOT-COM COLLAPSE AND E-COMMERCE
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This 7-page paper discusses how the dot-com crash wasn't necessarily the end of e-commerce or e-business (or even the Internet) but rather, the birth of a new type of paradigm for e-commerce. Bibliography lists 11 sources.
Filename: MTdotnew.rtf

The E-Supply Chain and the SME
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A 19 page paper discussing small- and medium-sized enterprises' ability to realize the benefits of supply chain management in the electronic environment. Intuitively, it appears that SMEs likely have greater difficulty in moving to the e-business supply chain model than do their larger counterparts. The purpose here is to assess the statement, "full migration to the e-supply chain platform might not be feasible due to resource constraints and other considerations." The paper concludes that SMEs formerly were at great disadvantage when greater divides between information capabilities existed. As organizations of all sizes migrate toward the same kinds of hardware systems that differ mostly in size rather than ability, SMEs' ability to use and profit from streamlined supply chain management in the electronic environment has increased dramatically. Bibliography lists 25 sources. Includes an abstract.
Filename: KSsupChnEbiz05.rtf

The Effect Of Giving Children Free Access To The Internet
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5 pages in length. One of the most frightening aspects of giving children free access to the Internet is that many times pornographic sites are reached purely by accident. A child in search of the latest doll or video game will insert the word "toy" into the search engine and inadvertently pull up adult sex toy sites. Whether or not they understand the location to which they have arrived is not the issue; rather, the fact that there are no differentiating criteria to prevent the cross-reference in the first place is what needs to be focused upon. Given a child's inherent curiosity, there would not be too many who would overlook the opportunity to click on a link or two to appease their fascination. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: TLCChldI.rtf

The Effects of Information and Communication Technology on Organizations
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10 pages in length. Technology has become very common in the workplace; while these technologies are neither good nor evil, they can still be used by their creator in a manner that mirrors the entire spectrum of human behavior. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: JGAtecho.wps

The Effects Of IT On Diplomatic Organization
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11 pages in length. The writer discusses the pros and cons of Internet technology as it relates to diplomatic organizations. Bibliography lists 12 sources.
Filename: TLC_IT.wps

THE EFFICACY OF THE SLAMMER/SAPPHIRE VIRUS
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This 3 page pape analyzes the efficiency of the Slammer/Sapphire worm which hit on January 25-26, 2003. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: MBslmer.rtf

The Electronic Communications Act 2000 (United Kingdom)
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This 5 page paper examines this act, its impact and its necessity. The digital signature is discussed. Bibliography lists 7 sources.
Filename: SA418ECA.rtf

The Emergence of the World Wide Web
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This 7 page paper provides a history of the World Wide Web. Many details are provided from conception to evolution. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: SA231WWW.rtf

The Emerging Technologies in Visual Communications and Intellectual Property Rights
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This 6 page paper looks at the changes in terms of visual communications technology and how intellectual property rights are involved. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: SA344viz.rtf

The Ethical Challenge of the Internet
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A 10 page examination of the ethical issues surrounding the Internet. The author contends that the Internet presents a greater ethical challenge than any other form of communication media. This is partially so because of the extent that it has become integrated into our everyday lives but, probably more importantly, this challenge also exists because so many consider the Internet a great sociological experiment. This paper identifies the stakeholders and discusses the Internet from the ethical perspective of Consequentialism, Utilitarnianism, and Deontology. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: PPnetReg.rtf