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The basic eleme ts: e-Sho o a Server User (customer) with a web Browser I ter et co ectio dditio al issues: Visibility Ease of Use rder rocessi li e ayme ts Security Delivery Systems fter-Sales
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Customer Search Browser Delivery After Sales Internet Orders Payment Store Systems e-Shop
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Ways of advertisi a web rese ce a d etti customers i throu h the door i clude: Site ame Co ve tio al dvertisi ortals Malls Search Engines Links ersonal Recommendations
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e-Visibility portals
The first age a user sees is the ortal. An advert on a o ular ortal is the web equivalent of a TV advert at half time in the cu final or in a break during the Su erbowl it is seen by millions. An advert on a o ular web search engine is a similar iece of ro erty. Adverts on the ortal can be: Banners Little boxes Menu of services
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e-Visibility malls
An Internet sho ing mall models itself on the American sho ing mall, a lot of sho s, under one roof with a leasant sho ing atmos here. The intention is to generate interest and thus trade for all the sho s. An Internet mall can rovide common services. include: Shared advertising. Common facilities. e-Cash. Common customer files. ossibilities
The drawback of joining a mall is that, as for any good retail location, the rents can be high.
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e-Visibility links
Online adverts on the web are also links to the site hy ertext links. Links are included on a variety of other sites with a variety of deals being done.
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Satisfied customers will bookmark the site, come back to the site again and recommend it to their friends ossibly the best way of getting business.
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The full service e-Store needs: an extensive range of facilities; these include: Com any information Customer registration electronic Dynamic web ages commerce Site indexes and search facilities strategy Online order entry and ayment systems technologies So histicated security rotection systems and After sales service and su ort applications Feedback systems
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The e-Shop
e-Sho s come in all sha es and sizes. They range from: A few sim le web ages for a local craftsman Com lex sites offering services that include online ordering and ayment
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Tangible goods are (electronically) laced in the basket and checked-out when sho ing is com lete. For services, such as an airline booking, the search rocess is also the sho ing rocess and the customer acce ts or rejects the resulting ro osal(s).
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Online payments
Options for online payment are: Credit Cards Debit Cards Stored Value Cards e-Cash Delayed ayments ote, in a shop there is an exchange of value online it is pay now and hope that the goods arrive later.
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Online Payments
Debit Cards Similar to Credit Cards but less secure. Stored Value Cards Not widely used fraud limited to value on card requires a card reader. e-Cash Suitable for small payments as yet no generally accepted scheme. Delayed Payments Off-line payments - limited acceptance normally delays transaction.
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After Sales
Advantages: Online manuals and diagnostics Online Support Problem areas: Return of goods
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Security - encryption
Encryption is the conversion of data into a code so that it cannot be read by unauthorised users. The data is converted into the code by the sender and then decoded by the receiver. Modern encryption methods use an encryption algorithm and a binary number that is the key. The main options are: Secret key system Public key / private key system. Encryption should be used for transmission but also for customer data on the e-Vendors server.
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Chapter 15 Exercise 1
Select two categories of goods, for example groceries and books, and list the advantages and disadvantages to you of ordering these products online. The lists can be compared across a group of students and the differences analysed.
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Chapter 15 Exercise 2
Use the Web Site Evaluation Model and the associated questions from Section 15.7 to evaluate a couple of web sites.
For this evaluation use two web sites from the same sector, possibly one of the sectors used in Exercise 1. Compare the results of the two evaluations and compute an overall score for each of the sites.
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