This book investigates the innovative trends and recent research in e-Commerce, e-Business, and e-Government. It presents findings from the 17th World Computer Congress (WCC2002), focusing on the transition from e-business visions to reality, information and knowledge management strategies, and the development of effective business models for e-commerce. The text also explores advancements in online government services, the evaluation of web presence, requirements engineering, and the design of collaborative business systems.

This collection comprises proceedings from a specific stream of the 17th World Computer Congress, indicating a focus on academic and professional research in information systems. The topics covered suggest a text aimed at researchers, developers, and policymakers interested in the practical and theoretical aspects of digital business and government. The inclusion of diverse areas like trust in virtual organizations and technical design issues points to a comprehensive, albeit specialized, overview of the e-business landscape as understood in 2002.