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Legal Landmines in E-Commerce [Paperback]

David Canton (Author), John Millar (Author)
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Legal Landmines in E-Commerce is based on 5 cases from the Ivey School of Business. The authors take the business issue and elaborate on the legal issues embedded in the high tech/internet business cases.

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Based on 5 cases from the Ivey School of Business. Authors take the business issue and elaborate on the legal issues embedded in the high tech internet business cases. Softcover.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Critical Issues in E-Commerce, Aug 11 2003
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Eldon Amoroso (London, Ontario, Canada) - See all my reviews
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I was very impressed with this book. It gave an excellent view of the kind of considerations that a company should make before pursuing e-business. I was also pleased with the level of detail in the selected case studies. It provided a very comprehensive list of e-commerce issues, and yet did not get bogged down with huge amounts of detail. I have marked a lot of pages for future reference!
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4.0 out of 5 stars A worthwhile read, Nov 13 2002
This review is from: Legal Landmines in E-Commerce (Paperback)
The cases discussed in this book clearly highlighted relevant issues for any company involved in e-commerce. I work for a small manufacturing organization and while the discussions did not specifically deal directly with manufacturing organizations, I was able to identify items that pertained to our e-commerce applications. I have concluded that many e-commerce issues are common across dissimilar organizations and we can all learn from other companies' experiences. I recommend this book, regardless of expertise in the field.
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5.0 out of 5 stars Critical Issues in E-Commerce, Aug 11 2003
By Eldon Amoroso - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Legal Landmines in E-Commerce (Paperback)
I was very impressed with this book. It gave an excellent view of the kind of considerations that a company should make before pursuing e-business. I was also pleased with the level of detail in the selected case studies. It provided a very comprehensive list of e-commerce issues, and yet did not get bogged down with huge amounts of detail. I have marked a lot of pages for future reference!

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4.0 out of 5 stars A worthwhile read, Nov 14 2002
By Peter Khan - Published on Amazon.com
This review is from: Legal Landmines in E-Commerce (Paperback)
The cases discussed in this book clearly highlighted relevant issues for any company involved in e-commerce. I work for a small manufacturing organization and while the discussions did not specifically deal directly with manufacturing organizations, I was able to identify items that pertained to our e-commerce applications. I have concluded that many e-commerce issues are common across dissimilar organizations and we can all learn from other companies' experiences. I recommend this book, regardless of expertise in the field.
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