1.0 BIBLIOGRAPHIC INFORMATION The title of the article is Impact of E-commerce on Travel and Tourism: An Historical Analysis written by the author‚ Farrokh G. Mamaghani‚ D.Sc. The journal for this article is International Journal of Management and was published at the year 2009‚ December. The author of this article‚ Farrokh G. Mamaghani‚ D.Sc is a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Physics from University of Tabriz‚ Iran and Master of Science (M.S.) in Systems Analysis and Management from George Washington
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INTRODUCTION Electronic commerce Nowadays‚ E-commerce is widely used in all over the world. E-commerce is not only helps the businessman but also it is benefit to the customers. With e-commerce‚ it is impossible for us to face hardship of traveling to meet customers or to display and promote their goods to hypermarket but they can simply done their job by only used a internet. For customers‚ it is no longer for them to navigate a lot to get what they want or to stand in along queue but with enough
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tools and are enablers of Mobile Commerce (m-commerce) or what’s known as mobile electronic commerce. In reality‚ the interaction between technologies such as the Internet‚ mobile computing devices‚ and wireless networks (e.g. mobile network) facilitates the existence of m-commerce to offer many services to mobile consumers (Siau‚ Lim‚ & Shen‚ 2001). M-commerce is directly linked to electronic commerce (e-commerce) (Tiwari‚ Buse‚ & Herstatt‚ 2006). Whereas e-commerce provides “anytime” access to online
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Using Risk Analysis to Assess User Trust. LNCS 2995‚ pp. 146–160. ➢ Ahmed S. Zaki (1983). Regulation of electronic fund transfer: impact and legal issue‚ Communications of the ACM 26. Pp.112-118. ➢ Gordon‚ E. & Natarajan.(1996). Banking: Theory‚ Law and practice. Mumbai: ➢ Himalaya publishing house. ➢ Rahman S. & Bari. Credit Management in Banks. Bangladesh: BIBM ➢ Andley‚ K.K & Mattoo‚ V.J.(1996) ➢ Electronic banking from a prudential supervisory perspective.(2000‚ December). Deutsche Bondsman
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E-COMMERCE BUSİNESS MODELS The ultimate goal of an e-business is to generate revenue and make a profit‚ similar to traditional businesses. It is factual that the Internet has improved productivity for almost all the organizations that are using it. Nevertheless‚ the bottom line is that productivity must be converted to profitability. To achieve profitability as the final goal‚ different e-businesses or e-commerce sites position themselves in different parts of the value-chain. To generate revenue
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MOBILE COMMERCE BUSINESS ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND MANAGEMENT Abstract In this project we aim to know the viewpoints of banks and its customers regarding the mobile banking services offered by the banks. We recorded the viewpoints of banks and its customers through the medium of a questionnaire filled by banks and various individuals using mobile banking services. Mobile banking services are being offered by all the banks these days and people do opt for such services as they
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Social Business Networking and E-Commerce BUS 352 e-Business December 10‚ 2012 Social networking websites have become most hyped phenomenon‚ be the site formed for the purpose of recreational social networking or for businesses or business professionals networking. In this particular assignment though‚ we will discuss about the social networking site that is formed for business professionals. We will discuss the elements and concepts pertaining to that social networking website that played
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Today’s handheld devices including mobile telephones and tablet computers offer the potential for a third wave in the evolution of online business. 2. …. 3. The specific activities that a motorcycle manufacturer include in B2B electronic commerce for its supply management are hiring managing people who make the motorcycle‚ renting or buying the facilities which the motorcycles are made and stored ‚ shipping the motorcycles‚ maintaining accounting records ‚ obtaining customer feedback‚ Purchasing
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Information Age‚ the Internet economy is said to be the next growth engine. The advanced technology of the Internet has brought traditional business activities to a whole new level‚ which is electronic commerce. Internet is the strong force which fuels the growth of e-commerce. Electronic commerce refers to a wide variety of online business activities for any forms of products and services. Examples of online business activities are the delivery of business information‚ the transfer of ownership
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IT2301 ELECTRONIC COMMERCE UNIT – 1 INTRODUCTION Traditional Commerce and E-Commerce: Traditional Commerce: Traditional commerce perhaps started before recorded history when our ancestors first decided to specialise their everyday activities. Instead of each family unit having to grow crops‚ search for food‚ and make tools‚ families developed skills in one of these areas and traded some of their production for other needs. It started with bartering‚ which eventually gave
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