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The Ecommerce Glossary will be of equal use to ecommerce business professionals and also to those It professionals involved in developing and designing enabling technologies and systems. It gives each group insight into the jargon- and acronym-riddled world of the other, making all of the processes more transparent.

Keith Haviland is a partner in Accenture. Among other responsibilities, he co-founded and leads its London Solution Centre, now a major 800-seat development center which undertakes complex development projects for Accenture including much e-commerce work. He is the lead author of UNIX Systems Programming, a successful guide to this major operating system first published in 1987, which according to Amazon has been hot in Albany, New York. His specialist areas include UNIX, technical architecture, e-commerce solutions and technology, and software solution delivery excellence at all scales. Most importantly, Keith has four energetic children who all clearly belong to the digital era.

Nigel Barnes is a partner in Acccenture and one of the co-founders of its London Solution Centre where he specializes in large and complex systems-building engagements. He has developed component-based architectures using a variety of middleware and web-based technologies for clients in utilities, government, and financial services. Nigel's first contact with TCP/IP and the internet came in 1987 as a student at the University of York, when he was fortunate enough to be introduced to some of the technologies that would shape to his subsequent career. Born in Penzance, Cornwall, he now lives in Richmond, Surrey with his wife Sally and their marvellous daughter Madeline.

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