Dot.com dust settle

Article Abstract:

The dot.com bust, as seen in the Australian Business scenario was more of a fear of the concept of electronic or e-commerce rather than as a practice with most of the businesses continuing to do things electronically without realizing that what they are doing is e-commerce. Progress is being made as many businesses are taking steps such as adding new features to their existing websites, communicating important messages electronically and participating in online business opportunities, including supply chain reform.

Australia, Venture Analysis, Business enterprises

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Business Entry Point promotes online solutions

Article Abstract:

The Business Entry Point is a key element in the Australian government's strategy of encouraging firms to do business online. The Business Entry Point website has now become the principal electronic gateway for firms to register for the Australian Business Number and GST.

Public Finance Activities, Corporate Tax Administration, Corporate taxes, Tax administration and procedure, Tax administration

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E-commerce: looking back to look forward

Article Abstract:

A brief history of the electronic commerce revolution is presented.

History, Electronic commerce

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