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Dot.Com Rise as an indicator of Business Growth and Economic Progress. Edition No. 1

VDM Publishing House, May 2010, Pages: 288

In the year 2000, businesses in banking and telecom sectors worldwide re-engineered their value chain by extending their services by adapting ebusiness through dot.com launches. Subsequently, their validity became questionable with the spate of dot.com crashes and the IT stock meltdown. This book takes a retrospective view, indicating that e-business, as measured by dot.com growth trends, was a positive indicator for business growth in the sector and overall economic growth as it stimulated the respective economies. The book details an inductive analysis that studied if dot.com floats suggested any positive market capitalisation (broadly regarded as a measure of profitability) for the organisations, within two sectors, in two economies. In addition, there is detailed content analysis of global business trends, drivers, theories, sector/economy perspectives, achieved progress and instrumental cases. The book will be a view in retrospect for economists, business analysts, students of ebusiness and management (particularly MBA); academics and researchers.

Chandana, Unnithan.
Chandana Unnithan, MBA; MBusComp, is a lecturer in Management and Information Systems at Deakin University, Australia. An acclaimed author with more than 50 publications in international journals, she spent a decade in the Information Communications Technologies sector, as Project/Knowledge Manager with IBM and TATA.