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GR01E - Electronic Commerce Overview Module 1 Technology: Dr. Thomas Trappenberg Module 2 Law: David Fraser, LL.B. Module 3 Business: Dr. Sunny Marche

This Course This is a graduate-level course Big picture (which is important), what is e-commerce about, what are the subjects that you might want to study in more detail (Lectures), discussions, assignments, feedback test Talk to specialists, learn their culture How to succeed: Ask questions, be active, have fun!!!

What is e-commerce? … and eGovernment? Many definitions … Wide view: Electronically based (commercial) activities Narrow view: Use of the internet to enable business transactions For example: ‘The use of the Internet and the web to transact business. More formally, digitally enabled commercial transactions between and among organizations and individuals.’ K. Laudon and C. Traves, E-commerce, Addison Wesley 2001 E-commerce and e-business Internet terminology is still in a state of flux; nowhere is this more evident than in the past use of the terms e-commerce and e-business. Both have been used to describe any business activity which uses the Internet. However, some consensus is emerging in that the terms are gradually being employed in a more focused way. The term e-commerce is increasingly being used to describe online retailing, for example the use of the Web to sell books. The term e-business is increasingly being used to describe all business activities using the Internet, not just online retailing. D. Ince, Developing Distributed and E-commerce Applications, Addison Wesley 2002 … and eGovernment?

Business eGovernment Law & Policy Technology

E-Commerce I (1995-2000) Explosive growth, dot.com collapse E-Commerce II (2001-2005) Reassessment of e-commerce companies

A typical online commerce transaction Internet Payment Network Internet Backbone User’s computer Order form ISP User’s bank Merchant Warehouse Delivery Service Online store User

Supply chain management

GOL from a technical perspective Citizen centric  information exchange  distributed systems

E-Government (GOL) Types of Applications Electronic service delivery Information repository and exchange Procurement, G2B, Electronic Market places, Enterprise applications Electronic democracy, Voting, Justice, Policing, Communications: Knowledge conduit Others ????

Major Types of E-Commerce Market relationships Technology- based K. Laudon and C. Traves, E-commerce, Addison Wesley 2001

AM PM Day 0 Day 1 Day 2 A: Introduction B: Some basic tools C: Networking & Internet Day 2 D: Distributed Computing E: Security & Cryptography