Supply Chain Analysis and E-Business.- Supply Chain Analysis and E-Business.- Emerging Paradigms for Supply Chain Analysis.- Game Theory in Supply Chain Analysis.- Supply Chain Intermediation: A Bargaining Theoretic Framework.- Decentralized Decision Making in Dynamic Technological Systems.- Auctions and Bidding.- Auctions, Bidding and Exchange Design.- Auctions and Pricing in E-Marketplaces.- Design of Combinatorial Auctions.- Supply Chain Coordinations in E-Business.- The Marketing-Operations Interface.- Coordination of Pricing and Inventory Decisions: A Survey and Classification.- Collaborative Forecasting and Its Impact on Supply Chain Performance.- Available to Promise.- Due Date Management Policies.- Multi-Channel Coordination.- Modeling Conflict and Coordination in Multi-Channel Distribution Systems: A Review.- Supply Chain Structures on the Internet.- Coordinating Traditional and Internet Supply Chains.- Network Design, IT, and Financial Services.- Using a Structural Equations Modeling Approach to Design and Monitor Strategic International Facility Networks.- Integrated Production and Distribution Operations.- Next Generation ERP Systems: Scalable and Decentralized Paradigms.- Delivering E-Banking Services: An Emerging Internet Business Model and a Case Study.

The Handbook is a comprehensive research reference that is essential for anyone interested in conducting research in supply chain. Unique features include:

-A focus on the intersection of quantitative supply chain analysis and E-Business,
-Unlike other edited volumes in the supply chain area, this is a handbook rather than a collection of research papers. Each chapter was written by one or more leading researchers in the area. These authors were invited on the basis of their scholarly expertise and unique insights in a particular sub-area,
-As much attention is given to looking back as to looking forward. Most chapters discuss at length future research needs and research directions from both theoretical and practical perspectives,
-Most chapters describe in detail the quantitative models used for analysis and the theoretical underpinnings; many examples and case studies are provided to demonstrate how the models and the theoretical insights are relevant to real situations,
-Coverage of most state-of-the-art business practices in supply chain management.