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AIS (4.1 - 4.2) Study Deck Flashcards

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Refers to any online-run business. It also considered as a technique used by business organizations to improve busines organizations.

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E-BUSINESS

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6 types of Computer Networks

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  1. Personal Area Network
  2. Local Area Network
  3. Campus Area Network
  4. Metropolitan Area Network
  5. Wide Area Network
  6. International Area Network
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Is a large network used by business organizations to establish E-Business and E-commerce websites.

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Internet

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Provides unrestricted access to and publishing of information over the internet using web browsers.

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World Wide Web

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It refers to the potential number of local and international customers of a business organization that can interact with each other through the use of the internet.

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REACH

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It refers to the internal network of a business organization that has limited scope, giving access only to trusted entities.

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Extranet

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It refers to the internal network of a business organization, meaning only authorized users can access the network through the internet

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Intranet

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It is the largest network consisting of interconnected government, private, public, academic and business entities linked by various technologies ranging from electronic and wireless to fiber optic.

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Internet

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The largest computer network that allows users to access without restrictions

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International Area Network

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Used for academic imstitutions where LANs are interconnected in a limited geographical area.

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Campus Area Network

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A computer network that is within the area of a town or a city where it connects two or more LANs or CANs

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Metropolitan Area Network

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A computer network that is used to allow communication between devices close to each other.

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Personal Area Network

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A computer network that is used within regional or national areas

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Wide Area Network

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A computer network that covers a small area.

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Local Area Network

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What are the three networks used for E-Business

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  1. Intranet
  2. Extranet
  3. Internet
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RISKS AND BARRIERS TO E-BUSINESS ADOPTION

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  1. Strategic Risk
  2. Practical Risk
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It refers to the information that business organizations can share their consumers. This may include detailed information about a certain product which includes the product name, description, price, and availability

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Richness

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Business organizations should maintain the accuracy, reliability, and security of the information.

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Richness

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It refers to the effectiveness of the linkages between business organizations. In terms of online partnerships, the business organizations with more linkages to other organizations are able to gain more influence and reach.

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Affiliation

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Threats of E-Commerce

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  1. Servers containing important files and customer information being stolen
  2. Impostors duplicating e-commerce sites to steal customers money
  3. Hackers attempting to steal customer information or mess up the site
  4. Authorized users with hidden motives attacking e-commerce systems and/or selling information to competitors
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isthe buying and selling of goods and services, or the transmitting of funds or data, over an electronic network, primarily the internet

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ELECTRONIC COMMERCE

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Ways of buying or selling goods and services, transferring funds or data through Electronic Commerce (Electronic Network)

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  1. Automated data collection system
  2. Electronic funds transfer
  3. Internet marketing
  4. Online transaction processing
  5. Mobile commerce
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Advantages of E-commerce

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  1. Efficient transactions done anytime and anywhere.
  2. Quick electronic funds transfer
  3. Convenient buying or selling from home or place of business.
  4. Reduced cost and time of order processing
  5. Simpler, faster, and cheaper supply chain management Quick reaching of target customers for small- and medium- * sized enterprises (SMEs)
  6. User-friendly ordering systems
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Disadvantages of E- Commerce

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  1. Lack of privacy of e-transactions
  2. Unsecured use of the Internet (presence of viruses, hackers, and so on)
  3. Depersonalized shopping
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What is a buy side and sell side e-commerce?

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Buy-side e-commerce refers toresource-procuring transactions that use the internet for all related operations.

Sell-side e-commerce refers to transactions where products and services are sold to a customer via the internet.

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a business sells its product or service to another business. Sometimes the buyer is the end-user, but often the buyer resells to the consumer. B2B transactions generally have a longer sales cycle, but higher-order value and more recurring purchases.

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BUSINESS TO BUSINESS(B2B)

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Features of E-Commerce

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  1. Ubiquity
  2. Global reach and security
  3. Universal standard
  4. Richness
  5. Interactivity
  6. Information density
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also called retail ecommerce, isa business model that involves sales between online businesses and consumers.

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BUSINESS TO CONSUMER(B2C)

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Examples of B2B

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  1. Molina de la especial Inc
  2. Philippine Company
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customers can access your services from anywhere, at anytime, and on any device.

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Ubiquity

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a business initiative to increase the access between a company and their current and potential customers through the use of the Internet.

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Global reach and security

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Examples of B2C

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  1. Shopee
  2. Lazada
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a type of e-commerce in which consumers trade products, services and information with each other online. These transactions are generally conducted through a third party that provides an online platform on which the transactions are carried out.

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CONSUMER TO CONSUMER(C2C)

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This refers to a website that can be operated on a standard platform which follows identified methods and systems. This employs an easy-to-use e-commerce website with a simple design and content

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Universal standard

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In E-commerce marketplace the seller can present his/her product or service with a various kind of representations beside text descriptions like audio, video, 3D animation, changeable colors etc. The buyer can check the product or service for as long as s/he wants which is another very good thing to get convinced.

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Richness

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a sales model when companies sell products, services and information to governments or government agencies

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BUSINESS TO GOVERNMENT (B2G)

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Technologies used in eCommerce require consumer interactions in order to make an individual feel as though he is an active participant in the transaction process. As a result, eCommerce technologies can adjust to each individual’s experience.

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Interactivity

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This refers to the amount of products that can fit on a computer screen. There is no given standard for an e-commerce website’s information density.

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Information Density

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business-specific transactions (such as payments, selling and acquisition of goods and services, etc.)and the provision of business-focused services online

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GOVERNMENT TO BUSINESS (G2B)

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a model where a government sells goods or services directly to consumers.

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GOVERNMENT TO CITIZEN (G2C)

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Another 7 features of E- Commerce

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  1. Auditability
  2. Authenticity
  3. Availability
  4. Confidentiality
  5. Encryption
  6. Integrity
  7. Non-reputation
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data should be documented in such a way that it can be audited for the real requirements.

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Auditability

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there should be assurance that someone cannot rebuff on something. It is to certify that a person involved in the contract or in communication cannot refute the authenticity of their signature on a document.

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Non-reputation

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information should be kept and not be accessible by an unauthorized user. It should not be interrupted during the transmission.

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Confidentiality

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information must not be modified during its transmission over a network. Honesty and strong moral principles must be applied.

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Integrity

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it is a requirement that information must be available anytime and anywhere, and it must be bound by a time limit

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Availability

47
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information must be secured through the encryption and decryption of an authorized user.

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Encryption

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there should be procedures to authenticate a user before giving him/her access to the required information

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Authenticity

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. In this model, the consumer may need official documents, information, educational services, employment help, or the ability to vote.

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G2c

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