World Leading Hi-Tech Research Defining World Leading Risk Management & Risk Analytics Practices Global Risk Management Network, LLC, 757 Warren Road, Cornell Business and Technology Park, Ithaca, NY 14852-4892, U.S.A. Projects
Goldman Sachs
JP Morgan
Wall Street Hedge Funds
Princeton Quant Trading Talk
Model Risk Management
SR11-7 & OCC2011-12
Research
Future of Finance
Bayesian vs. VaR
Markov Chain Monte Carlo Models
Cyber Finance
Future of Risk
Cyber Risk
Bitcoin Protocol
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Business Technology Management Best Practices
Organizational Learning and Knowledge Management
Business Process Reengineering and Business Process Innovation
Complexity Theory and Complex Systems
Electronic Commerce and Electronic Markets
Intellectual Property, Law and Technology
Information Infrastructure: Policy, Security, and Privacy
Virtual Corporations, Virtual Communities, and, Outsourcing
Intranets, Extranets, and Enterprise Information Portals
Medical Informatics, Information Technology, and, Healthcare
Research Methods, Pedagogy, and Education
Internet Web Strategy & Design
International Business & Technology
Business Technology Jobs & Careers
Information Systems Research
Philosophy of Science, Society, and Technology
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e-Business and Electronic Commerce Concepts Applications and Industry Practices
Key Concepts
Enterprise Applications
Intranets, Extranets, Portals
Service Providers
Marketing and Advertising
Law and Technology
Data Storage and Data Communication
Business Models and Business Strategy
Communication, Collaboration, and, Coordination
Technology Architecture
Authenticaion, Encryption,and, Personalization
E-Commerce Store Management
e-Market Exchanges and Brokerages
Electronic Payment Mechanisms and Means
Other Key Concepts and Applications
Many of the key concepts, practices, and technologies related to Electronic Commerce and e-Business are listed below. Please click on the respective hyperlinks to do in-depth research using our 'Portal-on-Demand' public service. To read a short summary related to any of the items listed below, we recommend that you review many of the items listed here in Computerworld Quickstudies.
3G Wireless
64 bit computing
Accrual Accounting
Active Server Pages
ActiveX
Activity Based Costing
Advanced Encryption Standard
Affinity Marketing
After Hours Trading
Agent technology
Aggregators
Agile Manufacturing
Agile Programming
Applets
Application Programming Interface
Application Servers
Application Service Providers
Artificial Neural Networks
Aspect Oriented Programming
Asynchronous Transfer Mode
Authentication
Automated Clearing House
Balance Sheet
Balanced Scorecard
Bandwidth
Bankruptcy
Benchmarking
Binary Compatibility
Biometrics
BIOS
Blogs
Bluetooth
Bridge Financing
Buffer Overflow
Business Continuity Planning
Business Intelligence
Business Metrics
Business Process Outsourcing
Cable Modems
Cache Memory
Capability Maturity Model
Capital Assets
Cash Accounting
Change Management
Channel Conflicts
Checkpoint and Restart
Chip Multiprocessing
Customer Churn
Clustering
Collaborative Commerce
Common Gateway Interface
Common Information Model
Competitive Intelligence
Compilers
Convergence
Cookies
Copyright
CORBA
Corporate Barter
Corporate portals
Cost Center
Cost of Capital
Customer Acquisition Costs
Customer Profiling
Customer Relationship Management
Cycle Time
Data Compression
Data Mining
Data Models
Data Scrubbing
Data Visualization
Data Warehousing
Decision Support Systems
Demographic Segmentation
Denying Network Service
Depreciation and Amortization
Desktop Management Interface
Desktop videoconferencing resources
Digital Certificates
Digital Rights Management
Digital Signal Processor
Digital Signatures
Digital Subscriber Line
Digital versatile disc
Digital wallets
Digital Wrappers
Direct Access File System
Directory Services Markup Language
Discounted Cash Flow
Disintermediation
Distributed Component Object Model
DMCA
Document management
Domain Naming
DSML
Due Diligence
Dynamic HTML
Dynamic Link Libraries
EBITDA
E Business Models
E Commerce Benchmarking
E Commerce Distribution
E Commerce Patents
E Commerce Strategies
Economic Value Added
Electronic Government
E Marketplaces
Embedded Microprocessors
e Metrics
Emoticons and Internet Shorthand
Employee Stock Options
Encryption
Enterprise Application Integration
ERP
Extract Transform Load
Event Correlation
Extreme Programming
Fault Tolerant Computing
Fibre Channel
Fiduciary
Fighting Spam
File Transfer Protocol
Firewalls
Flow Manufacturing
Frame relay
GAAP
Generally Accepted Accounting Principles
Geographic information systems
Gigabit Ethernet
Globalization
GPS
Grid Computing
Handheld PCs
High Speed Serial Ports
Image Compression
IMAP
InfiniBand
Infomediary
Instant Messaging
Intangible Assets
Intellectual Capital
Intellectual Property
International frame relay
Internet Application Integration
Internet Protocol Security
Internet Protocol Version
Internet Service Providers
Interpreter
Intrusion Detection
Inventory Allocation
Inventory Turns
IP Multicasting
ISDN
Java
Java Applets
Java Database Connectivity
JavaBeans
Jini
Joint Application Development
Just in Time Learning
Just in Time Manufacturing
Kerberos
Kernel technology
Knowledge Management
LDAP
Leading Economic Indicators
Legal Entity
Linux
Load Balancing
Maintenance, Repair And Operations
Management Service Providers
Manufacturing Execution Systems
Market Capitalization
Market Valuation
Mass Customization
Massively Parallel Processing
Measuring Web Site Traffic
Memory Management
Message oriented middleware
Metadata
Micropayments
Microprocessor
Microsegmentation
Middleware
Mobile Commerce
MP3
MPEG Standards
Net Present Value
Netiquette
Network Address Translation
Network Appliances
Network Sniffers
Networking Hardware
Object enabled databases
OLAP
Online Profiling
OpenGL
Open Source Licensing
Optical Character Recognition
Optical Networking
P3P
Peer Group Analysis
Peer to Peer Network
Perl
Phishing
PHP
Point to point tunneling protocol
Policy based Networking
Presence Technology
Price to Earnings Ratio
Processes and Threads
Profit Center
Profit Multiples
Programming Languages
Project Portfolio Management
Proxy Servers
Public key encryption
Quality of Service
Quick Response
Radio Frequency Identification
Random Numbers
Random Access Memory
Rapid Development
Real Time Operating Systems
Real Time Reporting
Redundant Arrays of Independent Disks
Reintermediation
Relational Databases
Return on investment
Revenue Optimization Software
Reverse Mergers
Reverse Engineering
Risk Management
Rmon analysis
RosettaNet
SAML
Scalability
Scale Free Networks
Search Engines
Secure Electronic Transaction
Secure Sockets Layer
Server Partitioning
Service Level Agreements
Servlets
Session Initiation Protocol
Shared Services
Signal to Noise Ratio
Simple Network Management Protocol
Simple Object Access Protocol
Six Sigma
Smart cards
Smart phones
Spam
Speech Recognition
SPML
Spooling
Statement of Income
Steganography
Storage Resource Management
Storage Virtualization
Storage Area Networks
Strategic Management
Streaming technology
Structured Financing
Structured Query Language
Subordinated Debt
Supply Chain applications
Supply Chain Management
Sustainable Growth
SWOT Analysis
Symmetrical Multiprocessing
System Development Life Cycle
TCP/IP
The Learning Curve
Thin clients
Tool Command Language
Total Cost of Ownership
Transaction Processing
Transaction Servers
UCITA
UDDI
Universal Serial Bus
Value Based Pricing
Value Chain Management
Vendor Managed Inventory
Venture Capital
Video compression
Virtual Corporation
Virtual private networks
Viruses
VLIW Microprocessors
Voice over data networks
VRML
WAP
Web Caching
Web Content Management
Web Crawler
Web hosting
Web Personalization
Web Services
Web Site Globalization
WebDAV
WikiWikiWeb
WiMax
Wireless data technology
Wireless LANs
Wireless Markup Language
Wireless Security
Wireless Web Access
Writable DVD
XACML
xDSL
XHTML
XML
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Digital Transformation & Advanced Analytics Projects Leading Global Firms & National Economies
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Princeton University Invited FinTech Research Presentations on Model Risk Management
Pioneering 'Open Systems Finance', 'Model Risk Arbitrage', and, 'Cyber Finance'
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'"It is this "true" uncertainty, and not risk, as has been argued, which forms the basis of a valid theory of profit and accounts for the divergence between actual and theoretical competition... It is a world of change in which we live, and a world of uncertainty...If we are to understand the workings of the economic system we must examine the meaning and significance of uncertainty; and to this end some inquiry into the nature and function of knowledge itself is necessary."
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Measuring & Managing Financial Risks with Improved Alternatives Beyond Value-At-Risk (VaR) |
FinTech Markov Chain Monte Carlo Models and Bitcoin Block Chain Encryption Protocols
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Griffiss CyberspaceTM Cybersecurity Venture Spans Wall Street & Cyber Research
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FinTech Computational Quantitative Cryptanalytic Algorithms for Cyber-Quantum Era
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AACSB Recognizes Real Impact among Nobel Laureates such as Black-Scholes
Pioneered Anticipatory Risk Analytics Frameworks Applied by Top Investment Banks
“There are many examples illustrating that advances in basic research have had a substantial impact on practice. Exemplars of this phenomenon can be seen in finance through academic publications on the theories of portfolio selection (Markowitz, 1952), irrelevance of capital structure (Modigliani and Miller, 1958), capital asset pricing (Sharpe, 1964), efficient markets (Fama, 1965 and 1970), option pricing (Black and Scholes, 1973), and agency theory (Jensen and Meckling, 1976). All are well-known for their substantial impact on both theory and practice. In information systems, the research of Malhotra (Malhotra, 2004) has helped companies to understand why knowledge management systems fail...” |
![]() “The new business model of the Information Age, however, is marked by fundamental, not incremental, change. Businesses can't plan long-term; instead, they must shift to a more flexible "anticipation-of-surprise" model.” -- Yogesh Malhotra in CIO Magazine interview, Sep. 15, 1999. |
Leading Global Enterprise Risk Management and Model Risk Management Practices
"The future is moving so quickly that you can’t anticipate it… We have put a tremendous emphasis on quick response instead of planning. We will continue to be surprised, but we won't be surprised that we are surprised. We will anticipate the surprise." 20-Years of the Model Risk Management Program |
“The new business model of the Information Age, however, is marked by fundamental, not incremental, change. Businesses can't plan long-term; instead, they must shift to a more flexible "anticipation-of-surprise" model.” -- Yogesh Malhotra in CIO Magazine interview, Sep. 15, 1999. [A Decade Later... Wall Street CEO, CFOs, & CROs know so... ] |
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Global-National Expert Panels of Computer Scientists & Quantitative Economists
Global-National Thought Leader for UN, NSF, US & World Governments & Parliaments
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Digital Transformation Research in Global Business & Technology Press
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Digital Transformation Ventures in Global Business & Technology Press
Digital Transformation Venture Clients, Patrons, & Subscribers
A sample of our corporate and organizational clients, patrons, and users is listed below:
FinTech Firms: Goldman Sachs, Google, HP, IBM, Intel, Microsoft, Ogilvy, Wells Fargo
Consulting Firms: Accenture, Ernst & Young, McKinsey, PricewaterhouseCoopers
World Governments: Australia, Canada, European Union, United Kingdom, United States
U.S. Defense: AFRL, Air Force, Army, CCRP, Comptroller, DISA, DoD, NASA, Navy, RAND
World Defense: Australia (Air Force), Canada (Defence R&D), UK (Ministry of Defence)
Business Schools: Harvard, MIT, Princeton, Stanford, UC Berkeley, Wharton
Associations: AACSB, ABA, ACM, AICPA, AOM, APICS, ASTD, ISACA, IEEE, INFORMS
| "Founder Yogesh Malhotra says his vision is to fill the gaps between business and technology, data and knowledge, and, theory and practice..." - Dr. Yogesh Malhotra in Fortune Interview |
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| "If you spend some time at [the digital research lab] founded by Dr. Malhotra youwill be blessed by some of the world's most astute thinking on the nature of knowledge and its value." - U.S. Army Knowledge Symposium, Theme: "Knowledge Dominance: Transforming the Army...from Tooth to Tail", US Department of Defense, United States Army. |
| "There are many definitions of knowledge management. It has been described as "a systematic process for capturing and communicating knowledge people can use." Others have said it is "understanding what your knowledge assets are and how to profit from them." Or the flip side of that: "to obsolete what you know before others obsolete it." (Malhotra) " - U.S. Department of Defense, Office of the Under Secretary of Defense (Comptroller) |
| "KM is obsoleting what you know before others obsolete it and profit by creating the challenges and opportunities others haven't even thought about -- Dr. Yogesh Malhotra, in Inc. Technology Interview" - U.S. Defense Information Systems Agency Interoperability Directorate |
Top-3 Most Influential Scholars-Practitioners
in Knowledge Management (Ranked in Drexel University Global Survey of IS Practice)
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Pioneered Knowledge Management Digital Transformation Practices
Led Global Virtual Team of 200-PhD Experts & CxOs to Publish Pioneering Research
Published independent Study paper on computer graphics image compression standards for hypermedia computing technologies, the precursor of WWW, on MBA graduate research fellowship with B2B pioneer and full tuition scholarship in 1993.
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Developed Top Digital Research Site, Search Engine, & Social Network
Top-Ranked Digital Research Site: Computerworld Best Web Site Award
Top-3 Search Engine: Carnegie Mellon University Industry.Net National Awards
Top-10 Social Network: Popular Rankings after LinkedIn
Led Global Virtual Community of Practice of 130,000+ to Pioneer Digital Transformation Practices
Millions of worldwide users included Global-2000 Corporations and G-20 World Governments.
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