E-Commerce and Privacy Presented by : Kate Lee Date : 3 June 2013 What is E-business or E-commerce? E-business All electronically mediated information exchanges‚ both within an organization and with external stakeholders supporting the range of business processes (Chaffey 2011) E-commerce - All electronically mediated information exchanges between an organization and its external stakeholders (Chaffey 2011) - A sub-system of e-business Advantages & Disadvantages of E-commerce Advantages
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Internationalization……………………………………………………………………………...15 5.1 Mode of Entry ………………………………………………………………………………16 5.2 Food Internationalisation…………………………………………………………………...16 6 Conclusion………………………………………………………………………………………..17 7 References………………………………………………………………………………………..18 1 Introduction Marks and Spencer is one of the most iconic and widely recognized British chain store in the UK with over 600 shops located throughout the country and 240 worldwide including over 219 franchise businesses‚ operating in 34 countries with a relatively high concentration
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E-COMMERCE & M-COMMERCE 1. Definition: - E-commerce: refers to commercial affairs which are conducted by using technological equipment such as computer‚ laptop‚ etc. over Internet‚ computer network or other electric systems. - M-commerce: refers to buying or selling process which is conducted through mobile network such as 3G‚ wireless‚ etc. in which mobile device: cellphone‚ smartphones‚ PDA (Personal Digital Assistant)‚ etc. are used. 2. Benefits and Drawbacks: Brief overview of e-commerce
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E-Commerce and Travel/Tourism Issues and Challenges Hannes Werthner EC3 – E-Commerce Competence Center‚ Vienna IFITT Context • Globalization (alliances - mergers) and differentiation complexity • Convergence (also industries) and „cross overs“ • Information economy – importance of digital products and information as integral partof economic activities (Bell 1973‚ Tapscott 1998) • Network economy – growing interdependencies among (economic) actors with network e ffects (Kelly 1999)
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BDB2033 / BADB 2033 E-COMMERCE Semester : June 2013 Course Leader : Abdul Aziz bin Mohamed Office Location : Faculty of Business Administration‚ UNIRAZAK B1-10‚ Leisure Commerce Square‚ Petaling Jaya‚ Selangor Consultation Hours : by appointment Telephone : Off: 03-7627 7279 HP: 018-7785002 (call weekdays and during office hours only) E-mail : aziz@umtech.my Course Synopsis This foundational course focuses on principles of e-commerce from a business perspective
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E-Business: An Introduction Course Format Lectures › Text book Turban‚ E; King‚ D; Lee‚ J K; Viehland‚ D (2008)‚ Electronic Commerce: A Managerial Perspective. Prentice Hall‚ USA) › Additional handouts will be given in class/ uploaded on Black Board Laboratory work (HTML and JavaScript) Case studies Role plays What this course will cover Basics of e-Commerce (first week) Divided into B2C and B2B e-Commerce › Weeks 2-4 B2C e-Commerce › Remainder of the semester B2B e-Commerce
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Talk of a consumer downturn has resonated about the City and government in recent weeks. Now there is no doubt. Marks & Spencer‚ purveyor of 10% of the nation’s clothing and specialist in foodie treats‚ is hurting. After two years of growth‚ the food and fashion giant has been stopped in its tracks by a grim combination of economic factors‚ ranging from bad mortgages in the US to rising petrol prices and the mountainous personal debts of British shoppers. City experts had expected M&S‚ reinvigorated
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REPORT ON MARKS AND SPENCER & THE CORPORATE CODE Contents Executive Summary 1. Introduction (pj4) 1.2 Company background (pj4) 1.3 Combined Code (pj5) 1.4 Cadbury Committee (pj6) 1.5 Greenbury Committee (pj6) 1.6 Turnball Committee (pj6) 1.7 Provisions for the board (pj6) 1.8 Provisions for chairman and chief executive (pj7) 1.9 Provisions for chairman and chief executive
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Report - Marks and Spencer’s History In 1884 Michael Marks‚ a Russian born Polish refugee opened a stall at Leeds Kirkgate market. Since then‚ Marks and Spencer was born‚ opening over 300 stores worldwide and also being the UK’s largest clothing retailer. In 1999‚ online shopping was introduced to their website for customers to enjoy in the comfort of their own home. The internet had just started to become known and more and more people were staring to use it‚ so Marks and Spencer took this
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E-COMMERCE INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT PREPARED BY: NORHAFIZAH BINTI MOHAMED TAN PBS 1332345 FOR: DR. HALIYANA KHALID E-commerce in China – The Problems! Introduction China is the fastest growing Internet economy in Asia/Pacific‚ with Chinese Internet users forecasted to account for approximately half of all Internet usage in the region by the end of 2005. The number of Chinese internet users rose to 120 million by the end of 2004‚ making China one of the world’s top three online populations and
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