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1 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 1 SYSOFT 6000 E-Business for Managers

2 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 2 This manual and its illustrated simulations are proprietary material and cannot be reproduced in any form including mechanical or electronic means without written permission of Sysoft Inc., 1, World Trade Center, Suite 2265, NY, NY 10048.

3 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 3 SYSOFT 6000 Various Elements Slide Presentation Course Guide Discussion Sessions

4 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 4 SECTION A : Basics of Internet and Interactive Web Module 1 Introduction

5 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 5 Module 2: Basic Internet & Interactive Web Internet –Email –World Wide Web –File Transfer Protocol –Telnet –News Groups / Web Chat –Wireless Web

6 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 6 Module 2: Basic Internet & Interactive Web World Wide Web –Browser (Netscape, Internet Explorer, Mosaic, Micro Browser, Web TV……) –Uniform Resource Locator –http://www.sysoft.com –HTML : Hyper Text Markup Language –GIF or JPEG : Graphics Files

7 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 7 Module 2: Basic Internet & Interactive Web Interactive Web Sites –Professional Graphics –Forms –Frames –Secured Transactions –Credit Card Transactions –Electronic Commerce

8 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 8 Module 2: Basic Internet & Interactive Web Advanced Interactive Web Sites –Java Script/VB Script –CGI (Common Gate Interface) –Java Servlets –ODBC / JDBC –Java Beans and EJB –Database Integration –Active X, VRML, Multimedia

9 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 9 Module 3: Internet Connectivity and Domain Internet Connectivity –Modems ------>> 28.8 / 33.6 / 56 Kbps –56 KB Frame Relay ------->> 56 Kbps –ISDN -------->> 128 Kbps –T1 ----------->>1.52 Mbps –T3 ---------->>45 Mbps –Cable Modem / Wireless -->> 0.5 Mbps

10 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 10 Module 3: Internet Connectivity and Domain Internet Addresses –The Internet Addresses can be –Internet Protocol Address (IP): 208.228.244.10 or –Domain names like sysoft.com

11 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 11 Module 3: Internet Connectivity and Domain Domain Name –company :.com (sysoft.com) –Educational Institution :.edu (ucic.edu) –Country :.in (India),.il (Israel) –Government:.gov –Organization :.org

12 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 12 Module 4: Browser Internals (Netscape, IE and Others) Netscape IE Micro Browsers (WAP enabled cellular) Voice activated browsers with speech processing

13 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 13 Module 5: The overall architecture

14 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 14 Module 6: FTP FTP (File Transfer Protocol) FTP allows you to send files to a remote server or computer ----> upload FTP allows you to get files from a remote server or computer -----> download FTP from Dos Prompt WS FTP

15 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 15 Module 7: Introduction to SWAF SWAF - Web Application Framework Component Based Development Requirements Driven Development Consistent Documentation Easy Maintenance Rapid Application Development Integration of tools like FrontPage

16 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 16 Module 8: The Process of Building Web Sites and Applications Creating Basic HTML page Integrating multimedia in your web page Testing the Code in Multiple Browsers Posting it to the server Testing it on the Internet with various browser

17 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 17 Module 9: Integrating Audio wav au midi aif ra

18 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 18 Module 10: Use of Search Engines Popular Search Engines Listing your site in search engines Use of WebFerret Web Rings Agents How to download a web page or site

19 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 19 Module 11: Animated Graphics, Scrolling Banners: Gifcon example Scrolling Banners Transition LED design

20 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 20 Module 12: Special Topics Character Entities Browser Compatibility Issues

21 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 21 Module 13: Background Images An Example Different types of Background Images Tiling Effects More Examples

22 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 22 Module 14: Use of Graphic Tools Interlaced Images Transparent Images Importing multiple graphics in one graphic Image Manipulation Special effects Performance Considerations

23 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 23 Module 15: Image Maps What is it ? Client Side Image Map Server Side Image map

24 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 24 Module 16: Macromedia Flash Demo Streamed Multimedia Vector based

25 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 25 Module 17: Streaming Media Real Audio Real Video Real Media Windows Media

26 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 26 Module 18: VRML What is it ? Virtual Reality Modeling Language Special compatible browsers required

27 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 27 Module 19 & 20: DHTML and CSS Dynamic HTML - HTML 4.0 + JavaScript - IE & Netscape 4.0 Compatible - Cross Browser compatibility issues - Maintain static site for <4.0 browsers - Examples Cascading Style Sheets - Examples - Customizing HTML Tags - Personalization of web site

28 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 28 Module 21: XML data embedded within markup tags tags may be self-defined tags define the internal structure of the embedded data based upon rules set forth in a separate document known as the DTD, or Document Type Definition

29 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 29 Module 22: Push Technologies Channel Definition Format Webcasting Multicasting

30 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 30 Module 23: iHtml - dynamic graphics Machine manipulated dynamic drawn on the fly Server generated Pixel or vector driven

31 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 31 SECTION B : Web Server & Architecture Module 24: Virtual Server What is it? How do we set it up? Same as Virtual Directory? Benefit Limitations Directory Listing Default files

32 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 32 Module 25: Internet Architecture Overview Client - Server Http listener - file transfer Running a program in the server Database access through server Serving the default file

33 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 33 Module 26: Internet Architecture Overview Internet Intranet Extranet Private Net Virtual Private Net

34 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 34 SECTION C : Security and Performance Module 27-28: TCP/IP - Trace Route (tracert) Firewalls Limitation of a Firewall Positioning Firewalls Various types of attacks

35 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 35 Module 29: e-Commerce / e-Business Security Client Security Secure Transport Server Architecture Security Server OS Security Web Server Security Database Transaction Level Security

36 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 36 Module 30: Different Web Servers & Related Security Issues Internet Information Server Netscape Enterprise Server Apache Server IBM Websphere WebSite Pro Server

37 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 37 Module 31: Private Net & VPN Private Nets VPN - Virtual Private Net - Firewalls on both sides - Encryption through SSL

38 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 38 Module 32: Collaboration and GroupWare Lotus Domino Server Other secured collaborative software Security Issues

39 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 39 SECTION D : Development Fundamentals Module 33: Client and Server Side Development Benefits of Client Side Development Disadvantages Benefits of Server Side Development Disadvantages When to use what

40 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 40 Module 34: Database Integration in Web The general process ODBC / JDBC Cold Fusion ASP / ADO Java XML

41 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 41 Module 35: Agents Technologies What Agents can do Implications for B2B applications Implementing Agents

42 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 42 SECTION E : e-Commerce Fundamentals Module 36: What is e-Commerce Shopping Cart Web interface - GUI Product Search Order Processor Product Database

43 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 43 Module 37: Merchant Payment System

44 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 44 Module 38: Encryption Technologies Symmetric Public Hybrid

45 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 45 Module 39: Catalog Creation Services Templates Special devices and processes

46 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 46 Module 40-41: Advanced Search and Query Shopping Carts Search Engines Shopping Carts - Persistent - non-persistent

47 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 47 Module 42: SSL, SET Installing SSL Activating SSL on folders Why SSL is needed SET - Secured Electronic Transaction

48 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 48 Module 43: Customizable e-Commerce Applications I-html Template based Database driven Next generation - Template based

49 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 49 Module 44: Merchant SDK Example : Cybercash MCK MCK : Merchant Connection Kit Use of 3DES Encryption Support for various servers

50 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 50 Module 45: Performance Tuning for e-Commerce

51 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 51 Section F : Marketing on the Web Module 46: Web Audience Measurement Techniques Cookies Finding Customers : Search Engine Registration

52 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 52 Section G : E-Business Fundamentals Module 47: Constructing E-Business Architecture Enterprise Resource Planning : E-Business Backbone Customer Relationship Management Selling Chain Management

53 Copyright Sysoft, 2000-2009, All Rights Reserved 53 Section G : E-Business Fundamentals Module 47: Supply Chain Management E-Procurement Decision Support Systems for E-Business E-Business Processes Building Business to Business Applications

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