Web Data Management and Electronic Commerce

Effective electronic commerce requires integrating resources and extracting the critical information from across Web sites. From the recent efforts to develop tools for interoperability and warehousing between scattered information on the web emerged the new discipline of web data management, and this book, Web Data Management and Electronic Commerce.The first of its kind, it combines data management and mining, object technology, electronic commerce, Java, and the Internet into a complete overview of the concepts and developments in this new field. It details technologies in security, multimedia data management techniques, and real-time processing and discusses the emerging standards of Java Database Connectivity, XML, metadata, and middleware. A simple Web site isn't good enough anymoreTo remain competitive, you need Internet capabilities that allow you and your customers to buy, sell, and advertise. Even if you are unfamiliar with e-commerce, this self-contained volume provides the background you need to understand it through appendices that explain data management, Internet, security, and object technology. Approachable enough for the beginner and complete enough for the expert, Web Data Management and Electronic Commerce helps you to manage information effectively and efficiently.

Effective electronic commerce requires integrating resources and extracting the critical information from across Web sites. From the recent efforts to develop tools for interoperability and warehousing between scattered information on the web emerged the new discipline of web data management, and this book, Web Data Management and Electronic Commerce.
The first of its kind, it combines data management and mining, object technology, electronic commerce, Java, and the Internet into a complete overview of the concepts and developments in this new field. It details technologies in security, multimedia data management techniques, and real-time processing and discusses the emerging standards of Java Database Connectivity, XML, metadata, and middleware.

A simple Web site isn't good enough anymore

To remain competitive, you need Internet capabilities that allow you and your customers to buy, sell, and advertise. Even if you are unfamiliar with e-commerce, this self-contained volume provides the background you need to understand it through appendices that explain data management, Internet, security, and object technology. Approachable enough for the beginner and complete enough for the expert, Web Data Management and Electronic Commerce helps you to manage information effectively and efficiently.

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Focusing on managing large quantities of data on the web and applying data management techniques to electronic commerce, Thuraisingham (consultant and scientist in data management for a private corporation) describes technologies in security, multimedia data management, and realtime processing. She also discusses the emerging standards of Java Database Connectivity, XML, metadata, and middleware, and details many electronic commerce systems including payment systems, architectures, and models. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

From recent efforts to develop tools for interoperability and warehousing between scattered sites of on the web, the new field of web data management has emerged. The first book of its kind, Web Data Management and Electronic Commerce combines data management and mining, object technology, electronic commerce, Java, and the Internet into a complete overview of the concepts and developments in this new field. Approachable for the beginner and complete enough for the expert, the volume is self-contained and related to the author's other books from CRC. Web Data Management and Electronic Commerce helps a wide audience of technologists and business people who have the urgent need to manage information effectively and efficiently. Recent developments in information systems technologies have resulted in computerizing many applications in various business areas.