2nd Annual eBusiness Conference, MARCH 6-11,2002 in ORLANDO, Florida

This year the theme is:

Reflecting on eCommerce, what have we learned?

Papers are invited which provide new insights into the processes of adoption
and implementation of the Internet; eBusiness and eCommerce in large and
small organisations. While technological aspects of ICTs adoption and
integration have had considerable attention, less emphasis has so far been
given to the internal processes empowering or hindering adoption, including
the importance of organisational culture or managerial capacity.

By 25th September 2001, submit an electronic copy of your abstract to
Lynn.martin@uce.ac.uk

For informal inquiries about content, format etc please contact
lynn.martin@uce.ac.uk
Dr Lynn Martin,
Knowledge Management Centre, UCE Business School, Perry Barr, Birmingham, Uk
See conference details on www. iae-b.org
Abstracts should be double spaced and show title and three keywords.
Abstract lengths should be a maximum 600 words (2 to 3 pages long) for each
paper, panel, workshop, etc. Ensure that your name, contact details and
affiliation appear on a separate sheet with the title of the abstract

All submitted proposals will go through a "blind-review" process as soon as
possible. Once decisions (acceptance or rejection) have been made,
individuals will be notified by e-mail - and will be furnished information,
such as conference registration, hotel room reservation, and publication
guidelines.

Based on publication guidelines, the author(s) of each accepted proposal will
prepare his/her/their manuscript for publication in Volume II of the
E-BUSINESS REVIEW, a peer-reviewed/refereed publication. The IAE-B also
intends to publish several outstanding papers in their entirety in the
Journal of E-Business, the Journal of E-Commerce, and/or in a book of
contemporary readings in E-Commerce in collaboration with a well
known-publishing company that has already contacted the Academy. All authors
will be invited to submit their manuscript for publication consideration