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While Information Systems continue to transform organizations, organizational IT infrastructures and business models are themselves beginning to change. There is an increased focus on service orientation and performance levels of IT infrastructures and systems. Outsourcing and off shoring strategies are evolving to include utility based approaches to computing. These developments are showing promises of a renewed period of innovative thinking in e-business technologies. The Eighth workshop on e-business held in Phoenix, Arizona in December 2009 engaged over a hundred Information Systems researchers and practitioners to explore and respond to the grand challenges of next generation e-Business systems. The papers in this special issue are selected from the workshop submissions. Out of nearly 70 research papers that were featured at the Workshop, we invited this small subset of papers for the special issue. The papers went through additional rounds of peer review and development. The five papers featured in the special issue are exemplars of the types of work going on in e-business research area today. The papers cover a range of issues related to e-business including grand challenges for next generation of research, cloud computing, standardization, mass collaborations and pricing models.

Exploring the grand challenges for next generation e-Business: selected papers from the workshop on e-Business 2009