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1. Get SET to secure transactions

Author

Wagner, Mitch

Subjects
Electronic commerce, Telecommunications services industry, World Wide Web, Internet, Visa Inc. -- Standards, MasterCard International Inc. -- Standards, Electronic commerce -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, World Wide Web -- Standards, Internet -- Standards, Communications industry -- Standards
Abstract

The wrapping is as important as what's in the box for the handful of U.S. merchants testing a new method of securingfinancial transactions over the Internet. Wal-Mart Stores, Inc., Alaska […]

Published
1997

2. B-To-B Hard to Spell with XML; E-commerce growth may stall before disparate efforts yield concrete standards

Author

Sliwa, Carol and King, Julia

Subjects
Electronic commerce, XML, Programming utility, Market trend/market analysis, SGML/HTML, Electronic commerce -- Standards, SGML (Document markup language) -- Standards -- Forecasts and trends, XML (Document markup language) -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

By Carol Sliwa and Julia King Forget the multibillion-dollar market forecasts. For now, business-to-business e-commerce remains in search of a common framework to help companies efficiently execute transactions over the […]

Published
2000

3. It pays to work with your enemy; IT vendors can teach you how to cooperate on a B-to-B net

Author

Fogarty, Kevin

Subjects
Electronic commerce, Cable television/data services, Japanese competition, Online services, Market trend/market analysis, Electronic commerce -- Standards, Online services -- Standards, Home shopping -- Standards, International competition (Commerce) -- Standards -- Forecasts and trends
Abstract

A nice but overscripted PR person called me last week to talk about a vendor's 'holistic, interactive enterprise Internet business solution' and didn't understand why I thought the phrase was […]

Published
2000

4. E-Tower of Babel; Maryfran Johnson

Author

Johnson, Maryfran

Subjects
Electronic commerce, Network management software, Network directory software, Microcomputer/LAN data communications software, Mainframe/minicomputer management software, Electronic commerce -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Standards, Network management software -- Standards
Abstract

Imagine a world where the phone books all competed on how to list our names, addresses and numbers. Some would list by last names, some by first names, some by […]

Published
1999

5. Card issuers push security plan; Visa, MasterCard luring SET adopters with features and economic incentives

Author

Collett, Stacy

Subjects
Electronic commerce, Company marketing practices, Banking industry, Visa Inc. -- Marketing, MasterCard International Inc. -- Marketing, Secured transactions -- Standards, Electronic commerce -- Standards, Credit and debit card industry -- Marketing -- Standards, Bank credit cards -- Marketing -- Standards, Banking industry -- Marketing -- Standards
Abstract

card issuers push security planVisa, MasterCard luring SET adopters with features and economic incentivesJust when observers were suggesting that the proposed SET security standard had foundered, proponents say it's mak- […]

Published
1999

6. 'net buying standard took a while

Author

Sliwa, Carol

Subjects
Electronic commerce, Cable television/data services, Telecommunications services industry, World Wide Web, Online services, Internet, Electronic commerce -- Standards, Online services -- Standards, World Wide Web -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Internet -- Standards, Communications industry -- Standards
Abstract

Los Angeles The open buying on the Internet (OBI) standard -- designed to help companies procure high-volume, low-cost goods and services online -- got a shot in the arm last […]

Published
1998

7. Backers want Web procurement standard expanded

Author

Sliwa, Carol

Subjects
Electronic commerce, Consortium, Electronic commerce -- Standards, Consortia -- Standards
Abstract

Los Angeles Major backers of the Open Buying on the Internet (OBI) standard for business-to-business Web procurement last week unveiled a plan to evaluate extending its functionality, even though OBI […]

Published
1998

8. FAQ: Open Buying on the Internet

Author

Sliwa, Carol

Subjects
Electronic commerce, Cable television/data services, Telecommunications services industry, Online services, Electronic commerce -- Standards, Online services -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Communications industry -- Standards
Abstract

What is OBI? A standard meant to facilitate business-to-business Internet commerce for high-volume, low-dollar goods and services such as office and lab supplies, computer equipment, temporary help and other indirect […]

Published
1998

9. Key advertisers ally to improve marketing

Author

Machlis, Sharon

Subjects
Electronic commerce, Cable television/data services, World Wide Web, Internet/Web advertising, Online services, Data security issue, Internet/Web advertising -- Standards, Electronic commerce -- Standards, Data security, Online services -- Standards, World Wide Web -- Advertising
Abstract

In a major push to improve the World Wide Web as an advertising medium, executives from top Web sites, consumer companies and ad agencies have formed a group that aims […]

Published
1998

10. Secure Electronic Transaction

Subjects
Electronic commerce, Cable television/data services, Telecommunications services industry, World Wide Web, Online services, Internet, Electronic commerce -- Standards, Online services -- Standards, World Wide Web -- Standards, Telecommunications services industry -- Standards, Internet -- Standards, Communications industry -- Standards
Abstract

A standard for secure credit-card transactions over the Internet. Visa International Service Association, MasterCard International, Inc., American Express Co. and Japan's JCB Credit Card Co. Ltd. have endorsed the standard. […]

Published
1998

11. Credit-card firms support SET

Subjects
Electronic commerce, Visa Inc. -- Standards, MasterCard International Inc. -- Standards, American Express Co. -- Standards, Electronic commerce -- Standards, Credit and debit card industry -- Standards, Bank credit cards -- Standards
Abstract

The Big Three credit-card companies have agreed to create an organization to help implement the Secure Electronic Transaction (SET) protocol for business conducted over the Internet. The entity will manage […]

Published
1997

12. Truste seeks Web controls

Subjects
Electronic commerce, Industry association information, Cable television/data services, Online services, Privacy issue, Internet, Electronic commerce -- Standards, Societies, Trade and professional associations -- Standards, Privacy, Online services -- Standards, Associations, institutions, etc., Internet
Abstract

Internet consortium Truste last week launched a drive to give customers more control over the information that World Wide Web-based businesses collect online. The Palo Alto, Calif.-based group said its […]

Published
1997

13. E-commerce charges forward

Subjects
Internet/Web Technology Application, Electronic commerce, Electronic commerce -- Standards
Abstract

The Secure Electronic Transaction protocol for processing payments on the Internet took a step forward last week, as MasterCard International, Inc. in Purchase, N.Y., and Visa International, Inc. in San […]

Published
1997

14. Internet spec for banks due

Subjects
Electronic commerce, Personal finance software, Banking industry, CheckFree Corp. -- Standards, Microsoft Corp. -- Standards, Intuit Inc. -- Standards, Electronic commerce -- Standards, Computer software industry -- Standards, Banking industry -- Standards, Personal finance -- Computer programs, Commercial banks -- Standards
Abstract

Microsoft Corp., Intuit, Inc. and CheckFree Corp. have announced plans to create a single, unified technical specification that would allow financial institutions to exchange financial data with customers over the […]

Published
1997

15. Going vertical for Internet business

Author

Wagner, Mitch

Subjects
Electronic commerce, Consortium, Cable television/data services, Online services, Electronic commerce -- Standards, Online services -- Standards, Consortia -- Research, Vertical markets -- Research
Abstract

Like children holding hands to cross a busy street, big businesses are banding together to develop industry-specific systems and standards for Internet commerce. Companies in heavy-equipment manufacturing, the automotive industry […]

Published
1996

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