Internet Management: (2 Best Practices)

Internet Management is an encyclopedia of Internet management know-how. Over the course of 50 chapters, experts provide advice on everything from choosing the right Web database to finding a reliable Web consultant, and the implications of using CGI to the pros and cons of using GIF. And throughout, coverage is supplemented with helpful examples, fascinating and instructive case studies, and hundreds of illustrations.

Table of Contents:
Preface Section I Trends in the New Media 1 The New Marketing Medium That Can't Be Ignored Jan Johnson 2 Building the 21st Century Internet Joy Pinsky 3 Web-based Networking Empowers and Links Businesses Stewart Padveen 4 The New Media Jessica Keyes 5 Facilitating Competitive Intelligence: The Next Step in Internet-Based Research Willie Tejada 6 Travelling on the Information Superhighway Jessica Keyes Section II Strategic Issues in Internet Management 7 Return on Internet Investment: Measuring the Success of Online Business Solutions John Seasholtz 8 Ensuring Internet Access means Business Access Stephen Purdham 9 Using the Internet to Improve Competitive Position and Reduce Costs Hollis Tibbetts 10 The Politics of Content: Ownership, Relevance, and Access Julianne Chatelain and Molly Oldfield Yen 11 Using Net-based Interactive Technology for Online Marketing, Sales and Support Steven Semelsberger 12 Strategically Managing Internet Resources Stuart Rosove 13 Law (or the Lack of It) on the Web: A primer for Financial Services Technology Managers Frederic M. Wilf 14 Using Internet Architecture to Share Knowledge Michael D. Gantt 15 Internet Banking: Leveling the Playing Field for Community Banks through Internet Banking Kim Humphreys Section III Internet Security and Networking Management 16 Making your Web-site Hacker Safe: Internet Security Jim Hewitt 17 "VANDALS" - The New Internet Threat Shimon Gruper 18 Enabling Safer Deployment of Internet Mobile Code Technologies Ron Moritz 19 Security Management Dave Schneider 20 Public Key Infrastructure: Using the Internet As A Virtual Private Network Andrew Csinger 21 Putting VPNs to Work for Small Businesses and Offices Joy Pinsky and Michael Kennedy 22 Elliptic Curve Cryptography - Delivering High Performance Security for E-Commerce and Communications Paul Lambert Section IV E-Commerce Management 23 The Electronic Commerce Market Impact Liz Sara 24 Relationship commerce: Beyond Online Transactions Jeet Singh 25 How "Internet Bill Presentment" Changes the Deployment Strategy Homebanking and Online Payment Richard K. Crone 26 XML-Based Business-to-Business E-Commerce Michael Blank Section V Managing Internet Application Development 27 A System for Enterprise Web Production -- Objectives and Requirements Richard Petersen 28 Developing and Deploying Server Side Application with Java Madison Cloutier 29 A Primer on Quality and Productivity for Internet Developers Jessica Keyes 30 Getting the Most Bang for Your Buck: Designing and Maintaining a Web Site Using the 80/20 Rule Dennis Laughren 31 "Less is More" Management: a System Oriented Object Environment for Managing and Developing Internet Based Applications Margaret Hamilton 32 Managing the Development of an Accident Record System for State Highway Departments - Case Study Margaret Hamilton and William R. Hackler 33 A Remote Query System for the Web - Managing the Development of Distributed Systems Steve Dolha and Dave Chiste 34 Simplifying Systems Integration Michael Huang, Marc Beaulieu, and Norman Beaulieu 35 Managing Your Corporate E-mail and Website Feedback Deborah Galea 36 Multilingual Web Sites Deborah Tyroler and Elana Yellin 37 Serving Many Masters Kay Palkhivala, Anne Anderson-Lemieux, and Charles Mappin 38 A Brief Introduction to Enabling Simple Databases on the Web Jessica Keyes Section VI Managing Advanced Application Development 39 WEB SERVER MONITORING Pete Welter 40 Multimedia Impact on Web Pages Valerie Taylor and Chris Ammen 41 Web Traffic Analysis - Analyzing What Is Happening on Your Site Michael McClure 42 Connecting your LAN to the Internet: Understanding Network Address Translators (NATs) vs. Proxies Richard Lamb 43 Cracking the Directory Problem: An introduction to Directory Integration and Meta Directory Concepts Tony Mulqueen and Ian Goldsmith 44 Chapter Audio and Video Production Values for Webcasters Jessica Keyes 45 Guaranteeing Internet Service Levels - TCP Rate Control Bob Packer and Pat Thomas 46 Internet Telephony: Why Use A Low Bit-Rate, Parametric Codec for VoIP Applications? Jeff Hill Section VII Appendix Selected Product Briefs