I need to know about e-commerce and e-business history and methods of sale and pioneers of the world?
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For e-commerce, look at the large companies like Amazon, eBay, Expedia.  Then, look at some smaller niche players too, like BlueNile and Provide Commerce (Proflowers.com).  All of those are public companies, so you can read quite a bit about them online.  For some successful private companies, try eBags.com, Art.com (allposters.com).  In Europe private companies would be Figleaves.com and Yoox.com.  All of the above companies are considered pioneers in e-retail.  All are pure plays in the e-world.
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hi friend,\n\nyou will find e-books at mentiond below address\n\n\nsai.
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set up an e-commerce store. Not just E-Bay. Build your own website and start a business selling art,surplus supplies from your local retail stores...Your own candy...craft...bread...clothing...handbags...information about subjects you are passionate about and have knowledge of....
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Incubate user-centric e-business.\n\nHere's how to become a pro.
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Go to "http// :www.ebay.com".
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Hi There you could try toboc it is free to join and it has a lot of trade links from around the world. Or why dont you build your own online store and sell direct to the public there. I have a great piece of software that will show you how to do this from start to finish. Check it out. I hope this helps you. Good luck
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Try here:\n\nhttp://www.ecommercetimes.com/
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How to do ecommerce overseas is one of the topics that will be covered at the Internet Retailer 2006 Conference and Exhibition to be held from June 5-7, 2006 in Chicago. If you can attend only 1 conference this year, make it this show as you can learn a lot from this conference if you are seriously planning to do ecommerce. You can find information about the conference here http://www.internetretailer.com/IR2006/\n\nOne of the conference topics is:\n\nMastering the Subtleties of Global Sales\nhttp://www.internetretailer.com/article.asp?id=18401\n\n“We’re international,” David Dwek boasted to Internet Retailer after Etronics announced its ability to ship globally. What he didn’t realize was that operational challenges were the least of his problems. Dwek will share his experiences in cracking the international market: To what extent do U.S. experiences apply elsewhere? Is language translation necessary? Can you dip your toe in the global water? Where do you start? \n\nYou may want to read the following articles to help you launch your venture:\n\nIt`s a small world http://www.internetretailer.com/article.asp?id=18102\nHow Keynote captures the online experience of consumers outside the U.S. http://www.internetretailer.com/dailyNews.asp?id=17558
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e bay and trading post
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If you try and make your question a little more specific then we can try and answer them.\n\nimplementation of e-commerce is too general.
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An electronic market place is a site where buyers and sellers do business over the internet, like ebay for example
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E-commerce (electronic commerce or EC) is the buying and selling of goods and services on the Internet, especially the World Wide Web. In practice, this term and a newer term, e-business, are often used interchangeably. For online retail selling, the term e-tailing is sometimes used.\n\nRequirements-Computer with internet connected,and any web browser
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http://www.ecommerce-guide.com/news/news/article.php/3548541
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U can try out microsoft encarta encyclopedia or www.wiley.com
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What is E-Commerce.\nElectronic Commerce (E-Commerce) is simply any business transacted electronically.\nIn today's parlance it has come to mean "Business transacted over the Internet".\n\nE-Commerce consists of three components.\n\n1. A Merchant Account. The Merchant Account gives you the ability to take Credit Card information from your \nprospective customers. There are many sites on the Internet where you can apply for a Merchant Account. Typically\nyou pay from $100 - $300 to start this process. Ultimately the Merchant Account is issued through an \nAuthorizing Bank. Click here to access EasyCart Merchant Account provider partners.\n\nThink of the Merchant Account as a Drivers License. Just because you have a Drivers License doesn't mean you \ncan drive. In order to move around you need a vehicle! Likewise - in order for you to use your Merchant Account \nyou need a vehicle to move the information around. An example of how to move this information might be a \ntelephone. You could just ask your website prospects to call you on the phone. The phone is then your vehicle \nto move the Credit Card information.\n\n2. Online Shopping Cart software is another example of a vehicle to move Credit Card and ordering information. \nYour customers can efficiently order 24 hours a day. Also a Shopping Cart eliminates some potential for error \nbecause there is only one human involved in the process - rather than two. Online Shopping Cart software also \nincreases your credibility on the Internet.\n\nThe Shopping Cart is a vehicle that enables you to; Get the ordering information from the customer; Verify via \nemail to the customer that the order has been made; Deliver the notification and ordering information to the seller. \nThe more information the shopping cart can collect - the wider it's application can be.\n\n3. Transaction Device or Software is how you Deliver the money. Now that you have the customers money - \n(Credit Card information)- you need a place to deposit it. Your Bank! But you still have some choices to make. \nAre you going to walk in and place the transaction with the Teller? Are you going to drop it in the Night Deposit \nbox? Are you going to utilize the bank's Drive In option?\n\nIn the same manner you have to decide how you are going to deposit the E-Commerce transaction into \nyour bank account.\n\nHere again you have 3 basic choices.\n\nA device in your office to enter the transaction over the phone lines. This device will be similar to those you \nsee in retail stores when you buy something using a credit card. There are many options with widely \nvarying prices. \nInternet software that enables you to 'deposit' your transaction over the Internet. Typically by filling out an \nonline form. Here again you will find a rather wide variation - in most cases you will need to rent the software \non a monthly basis. \nReal Time Credit Processing. This is the service provided by companies such as AuthorizeNet. Using this \nmethod your Shopping Cart interfaces with the Real Time Credit Processing company to complete the transaction. \nThis takes place automatically while the customer is placing the order. Using this method the customer and the \nseller is notified as to whether the credit card account has sufficient funds to enable the transaction. \nThe only difference between these three is how the transaction is entered with the bank. We suggest you use the \nmethod most economical to your situation.
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The library and the internet are full of information!!!!\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=history+of+business+management
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http://www.computerhope.com/history/index.htm\n\nThis explains all about computers