Summary Note
This edited academic volume brings together selected research papers from the IFIP I3E Conference on e-Commerce, e-Business, and e-Government, focusing on the development and transformation of digital communities in a networked society. The book explores how information and communication technologies enable new forms of economic activity, public administration, and social interaction. It addresses themes such as electronic marketplaces, digital business models, e-government service delivery, online trust and security mechanisms, electronic payment systems, knowledge management, collaborative platforms, and emerging Internet architectures. Combining theoretical perspectives with empirical studies and case analyses, the volume provides insight into the technological, organizational, and policy dimensions shaping digital ecosystems and their role in fostering interconnected communities across business, government, and society.
