Internet
Disruptive technology
Digital darwinism
Failed information systems
Extinction of the weak
New markets
Previously unfulfilled need
Business disruption
IBM
Intel
Microsoft
Sustaining technology
Improved existing product
Continuation of profit
Accessing Internet Info.
Access
Intranet
Internalized portion of the net
Extranet
Intranet available to allies
Portal
Web site offering advanced resources/services
Kiosk
Public access system
Evolution of the internet
Global public network of information
World wide web
HTTP
Growth
Microcomputers
Networking hardware advances
Browser software advances
increased speed and low prices for E-mail
Website creation easy and cheap
Protocols
Formating
IESG
IETF
IAB
Digital divide
Advantages to those with the net
Disadvantages to those without the net
Impact
Information
Ease of compilation
Increased richness
Increased reach
Improved content
Providing internet info.
ISPs
Services
Web hosting
Availability
Hard-disk storage space
Support
Common
Appshop
Bluestar Solutions
Concur
Corio
Employease
Intacct
Liveperson
Netledger
Outtask
ASP
Business tools for consumers
SLA
Define the specific responsibilities of service provider
Set customer expectations
OSP
ISP assistant
E-Business
Basics
Commerce
Online transactions
Business
Conducting business online
Creating customer satisfaction
exchanges of information
Types
Brick and mortar
Pure play *virtual*
Click and mortar
Models
Terms
B2B
Business to business
E-marketplace
Interactive business communities
B2C
Business to consumber
C2B
Consumer to business
E-Shop
E-tailer
C2C
Consumer to Consumer
Online auctions
Electronic auction
Forward auction
Reverse auction
Communities
Of interest
Of relations
Of fantasy
Purpose
Buying and selling to/from on internet
Sales to consumers over internet
consumer sales to business over internet
sites that sell consumer goods to other consumers
Measuring success
Website metrics
Interactivity
measure of visitor interactions
Cookie
Click through
Banner ad
Clickstream data metrics
Number of page views
Pattern of sites visited
length of stay
dates and times of visits
number of registrations filled out per 100 visitors
number of abandoned registrations
demographics
# customers with shopping carts
# customers with abandoned shopping carts
Benefits and challenges
Huge market of consumers
Numbers increase exponentially over time
Businesses forced to change quickly and efficently to meet consumer wants/needs
Challenges
Protect consumers
Leveraging existing systems
Increasing liability
Providing security
Adhering to taxation rules
Advantages
Highly accessible
Improved information content
Increased customer loyalty
increased convenience
Increased global reach
Decreased cost
New trends: E-government and M-commerce
Mobile commerce
Purchasing good through wireless internet enabled devices
Wireless devices
Wireless provider
Internet
E-mail
News
Stocks
Financial services
Business payments
Electronic data interchange
Standard format for exchanging business data
Value added network
Private network for exchange of information
Fiancial EDI
Electronic process for B2B market purchases
Innovations
Online add
Pop up ad
Associate programs
Viral marketing
Mass customization
Personalization
Blog
Real simple syndications
Podcasting
Search engine optimization