The Internet is permanently changing how society operate, and yet its potential has been developed on e-commerce. Web publishing, and portals communications represent initial efforts in this exciting new era.
Now, another opportunity transforms society. The global expansion of e.market is emerging from a new paradigm of the organisation of developmental activities : in fact the "extended networked enterprise" becomes a new organisation of management chain structure that extending any enterprise in internet-networking, acts as a catalyst for competitive advantage for any global endeavour, in economy as well as in culture education and science into the evolution of the framework of e.society.
Socio-economics aspects and start-up strategy issues for the growth of "e.Society", will be discussed on the basis of an overview of related pilot projects named getting a foundation between science and economy.
The International Conference would open an effective debate tacking in consideration that tools of classical economics are no longer adequate to describe the world economics in the age of interactive knowledge.
The NET-Economy will be characterised by the principle of " increasing returns" , rather than "diminishing returns of additional value" that it is typical of classical economy.
Prof. Brian Arthur educes this fundamental result from complexity of "network effects" in world wide web of interactive global economics. The principle "increasing returns" sheds new light on understanding developmental strategy for the net economy applied to e.commerce.
The international conference will deal with the understanding of the e-business communication structure between partners in an extended "virtual" enterprise, with a particular emphasis on the developing relationships on "e-commerce" and "e.learning" in the context global evolution of e.market; socio-economics aspects and start-up strategy issues, will be also discussed on the basis of an overview of related pilot projects strategies.
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"'Marco Pini '"
