Fantastic Final

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Topic: e- Business

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The power of global business

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1. INTRODUCTION

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1. INTRODUCTION History of e-business Definition

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1. INTRODUCTION History of e-business Started in 1996 by Robert Tubbs This known as IMAA (Internet Marketing & Advertising) In late 1999 known as e-business e-commerce is a subpart of e-business

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1. INTRODUCTION Definition "e-Business", may be defined as the utilization of information and communication technologies (ICT) in support of all the activities of business

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2. e-business TRANSACTION

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2. e-business Transaction B2B B2C C2B C2C B2G B2E G2B G2G

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2. e-business Transaction B2B [Business to Business] B2B transaction takes place between; Manufacturer to Manufacturer Manufacturer to Wholesaler Manufacturer to Retailer Manufacturer to Agent Wholesaler to Retailer

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2. e-business Transaction B2C [Business to Consumer] B2C transaction takes place between; Retailer to Consumer Agent to Consumer Wholesaler to Consumer

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2. e-business Transaction C2B [Consumer to Business] Consumer present himself to business Ex. Jivansathi.com Videochat.com Priceline.com Timesjob.com

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2. e-business Transaction C2C (Consumer to Consumer) Consumer present himself to business Ex. Jivansathi.com Videochat.com Priceline.com Timesjob.com

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2. e-business Transaction B2G (Business to Government) Consumer present himself to Government for Ex. Direct Payment of taxes Direct submission of Tender Import & export related work

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2. e-business Transaction G2B(Government to Business) Government present himself to Business for Ex. Issue of notice Advertisement of tender Business rules & regulation

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2. e-business Transaction G2G(Government to Government) Government present himself to Government for Ex. Foreign Embassy related Import & Export Permission Stock Exchange Money transfer

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2. e-business Transaction B2C(Business to Consumer) Business present himself to Consumer for Ex. Salary transaction Retirement transaction Money transfer

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3. e-business benefit

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3. e-business benefit Reduced cycle time Increase efficiency Optimized inventory Improved business relationship

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3. e-business benefit Reduced cycle time Data sent or received for 24 hours Business outside document can be maintained One days work done in 2-3 hours Improve efficiency 70% of Data originate from computer for documentation No need of manual work due to EDI system Reduced time and human error

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3. e-business benefit Optimized inventory More accurate information about the inventory Accurate needs data get very quickly Replenishment can be done by EDI Improve business relationship Trading partner get accurate data about business Entire organization cover by system

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4. Supply Chain

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4. Supply chain Supply chain :- For the large retailer and manufacture of complex products, the no. of supplier organizations are linked to them. The web of trade relationship known as supply chain or value chain. A value chain is a series of activities a company perform to achieve its goals at various stages of the production process, from resource acquisition to product delivery.

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4. Supply chain Manufacture Sub assembly supply Wholesaler Retailer

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5. Marketing Strategy

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5. Marketing strategy Internet offers a whole range of new technologies to increase your marketing activities on a global round clock basis. The various point are as follow; Web design Attracting visitors to your site promotion your e-business

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5. Marketing strategy Web design Power of the internet Content Feedback and general survey FAO [Frequently Ask Question] File size

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5. Marketing strategy Attracting visitors to your site Gaining market share through content Offering free information Personalization Cross marketing Be faster than your customer

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5. Marketing strategy promotion your e-business Choose right domain name Announcing the web site Banner Direct marketing

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6. Payment System & Security Problem

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6. Payment System & Security Problem Credit Cards & Smart Cards Financial Cybermediaries Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment Security Problem

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6. Payment System & Security Problem Credit Cards & Smart Cards Through Credit Card you can purchase anything on the basis of Credit But in limited amount Smart Card is a Plastic Card in the size of a Credit Card that contain an embedded chip on which digital information can be stored

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6. Payment System & Security Problem Financial Cybermediaries Internet based companies that make it easy for one person to pay another person over the Internet

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6. Payment System & Security Problem Electronic Bill Presentment and Payment EBPP system send us our bills over the internet and give us an easy way to pay them if the amount looks correct

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6. Payment System & Security Problem Security Problem When organizations engage in e-business, information security between two parties are necessary. In the event of system failure, having all e-business information available and online is invaluable Hackers can hack the information about your Bank a/c and Credit Card, then transfer the money and to identify them is very difficult