Electronic Commerce Relationships: Trust by Design
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Summary
This chapter discusses Electronic Commerce and the Concept of Trust, which serves as a foundation for a Trusted Commercial System, and the Role of the IT Manager in Risk Management, which aims to create a Safe EC Environment.
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- book
- Published
- 1999-11-15
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- 229
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Keywords
Business, Risk management, Confidentiality, Context (archaeology), Computer security
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