Resources on Virtual Organization

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This paper defines business model - it starts by using current definition, proposes guidelines to extend this definition, discusses the four key components of a business model, and then provides a new definition for the term.
An excellent presentation on the history and types of Virtual Organizations. Good Read!
 What is an e_business model? This paper defines and discusses different e_business models and provides a context for their use.
This presentation provides answers to some key questions on e-Business and then goes into e-Business models.
The internet has enabled virtual organizations like no other technology before it. In this brave new world of "boundary less" organizations, a key challenge is flexible business processes. This paper provides a framework and case study toward that end.
Is electronic commerce inseparable from virtual organization? What is the connection? This is a dated paper (1999) but has a good discussion on both the concept of virtual organizations and their links to eBusiness.
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