A study on E-Commerce
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- E business: Business to business buy and sell
- What is E-commerce?
- Infrastructure
- Setting up a website
- Domain name registration
- Web servers
- Business to business segment
- Payment for goods and services
- Bottlenecks
- Electronic data interchange
- E mail: A media
- Costs and benefits
- Direct benifits
- Strategics benifits
- Securing online payments
- Card holder vs card issuer
- Question of authentication
- Importance of cryptography
- A safer future
- Advantage of e-commerce
- Benefits to organizations that use e-commerce
- Benefits to organization that use e-commerce
- Benefit to society
- Limitation of e-commerce
- Conclusion
- References
Abstract
E-business is what happens when you combine the broad reach of the Internet with vast resources of traditional information technology system. It uses the Web connect together customers, vendors, suppliers and employees in a way never before possible. They do business on the Web, and consequently they do more business.
IBM was one of the first companies to have used this term in October 1997. It feels that business is a series of collaborative processes. It requires interaction between employees, vendors, suppliers and business partners. They must all work together. Companies are using the Web to buy parts and supplies from other companies, to collaborate on sales promotion, and to do joint research.
The $2.8 million pizza chain, Domino has used the expertise of IBM to setup an Internet that connects all the franchises worldwide. The Internet gives 1000 employees access to more than 50 applications and over 2,000 Web pages. Applications allow employees to check calendars, view policies, and download mission critical information. The system contains a detailed document library, which gives employees easy access to a broad range of company information, such as corporate accounting procedures and calendar. And the most popular application on the Domino's Interact is an online discussion forum that covers topics from product distribution issues to human resources management.
IBM was one of the first companies to have used this term in October 1997. It feels that business is a series of collaborative processes. It requires interaction between employees, vendors, suppliers and business partners. They must all work together. Companies are using the Web to buy parts and supplies from other companies, to collaborate on sales promotion, and to do joint research.
The $2.8 million pizza chain, Domino has used the expertise of IBM to setup an Internet that connects all the franchises worldwide. The Internet gives 1000 employees access to more than 50 applications and over 2,000 Web pages. Applications allow employees to check calendars, view policies, and download mission critical information. The system contains a detailed document library, which gives employees easy access to a broad range of company information, such as corporate accounting procedures and calendar. And the most popular application on the Domino's Interact is an online discussion forum that covers topics from product distribution issues to human resources management.
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