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(2008, 3800 words)
The paper reports on the project of building an e-commerce website for a non-existent company Metro Supermarket used as a sample. The features and requirements of an e-commerce website and Shopping Cart application are outlined; use case diagrams for an online shop are presented including customer login process, order process, etc. The design, technologies, implementation and testing of the system are described.
(2007, 2400 words)
This paper explores the evolution of digital economy and ICTs along with its impact in business environment. It attempted to compare traditional business process with ICTs based one and highlighted key new dimensions for managerial strategies. Later applicability of theoretical concepts such as economies of scale, economies of scope switching costs and theory of transaction costs are discussed with their relevance to digital economy and ICTs
(2007, 2500 words)
This paper explores impact of digital economy and ICTs development on business environment. It includes overview of digital economy, concept of ICTs, changes in organizational practices, new strategic guidelines for managers in digital age and suggestions to generate value creation activities in digital economy
(2006, 1500 words)
The paper examines the evolution of e-businesses reviewing the theory of competitive rationality, the implications of the e-commerce boom and direct marketing, the decline of the Internet advertising, etc. Examples of e-business practices are given; changes in consumer behaviour patterns are discussed.
(2005, 10 000 words)
The dissertation investigates the problems of e-commerce identifying the main concerns of buying online. The review of literature touches upon the history of the Internet development, the concept of ‘multi-channel marketer’, the challenges of online shopping, the role of trust between consumers and online businesses, etc. A study of customers’ attitudes towards online shopping is conducted using qualitative and quantitative research methods based on primary (questionnaires) and secondary data analysis. Conclusions are made about the main criticisms of e-tailing highlighting the issues of security, reliability and accountability
(2005, 1500 words)
The paper examines the process of designing a website for e-commerce. Factors ensuring the website effectiveness are identified in the areas of planning, content, loading speed, navigation, etc.
(2006, 2000 words)
E-commerce in the past five years has experienced a tremendous growth and with the internet penetration rate still not at its peak, the e-tailing business still hasn’t reached its zenith. The paper identifies ‘trust’ as a crucial factor to promote shopping online and is an attempt to identify the extent to which consumers’ trust online shopping. The paper begins with a brief overview the concept of trust and then provides one of the well accept models of EC-trust relationship. The paper then develops the research question and hypothesis before diving into a critical literature review of the papers outlining the studies on the same lines.
(2006, 883 words)
This paper examines the models of developing e-business comparing e-business strategies to other strategies and highlighting the need of understanding the new market in e-commerce.
(2006, 6500 words)
The paper examines the issues of the wireless electronic commerce (E-commerce) analyzing its business environment, drivers and barriers, benefits and drawbacks, opportunities and challenges, ethical issues, global marketing strategies, etc.
(2006, 1500 words)
The paper examines the elements of implementing E-commerce including site promotion, payment handling, service (item) delivery, etc. SLEPT analysis of E-commerce is conducted; recommendations are provided about each issue under discussion.
(2006, 3500 words)
The paper describes the tools and techniques used in the engineering of an e-commerce web page design reviewing literature on software and website engineering and discussing the types of tools used in constructing a web page, i.e. HTML, XHTML,ASP, PHP, JSP, etc.
(2005, 2000 words)
The paper examines the strengths and weakness of two e-commerce solutions systems, namely, the designed e-commerce solution PHP and MySQL (for Mazda Rx8 Owners Club) and Racing team Active server page (ASP) (for the Kawasaki Racing team). Both systems are described and compared.
(2005, 2000 words)
The paper investigates the consumer to consumer (c2c) e-commerce reviewing related theories and comparing them to individual experience in buying and selling through Amazon. Amazon market space is described discussing the concepts of trust, feedback, reputation, marketing, presentation, etc.
(2006, 2000 words)
The paper reports on the development of one of the three parts of an e-commerce system, i.e. intermediate business. The principles of the web service, business supply chain management and E-commerce system are outlined; the designs of the interfaces and database are illustrated and discussed.
(2005, 1000 words)
The paper analyses the challenges of on-line businesses arguing the possibility of ‘frictionless eCommerce. The role of friction in electronic transactions as outlined; its implications for organisations are discussed.
(2005, 2000 words)
The paper deals with the problems related to buying and selling products and services over the Internet. The nature of E-commerce is established; various forms of E-commerce are identified highlighting their needs and the difficulties and frictions encountered in the Internet business practices. The reasons behind price dispersion among Internet retailers are analysed.
(2004, 3000 words)
This paper aims to get an overview of the new e-commerce strategies employed by Dell & HP, discuss what exactly e-commerce is, and its advantages and disadvantages. After that reports aims to consider every opportunity to gain competitive advantage by the successful deployment of advanced e-commerce strategies to maintain market position and to grow in the market through these strategies.
(2002, 2000 words)
The paper addresses the issues of buying and selling goods and services through the Internet analyzing the key factors of e-commerce, i.e. pricing and branding. The importance of the Internet for companies in the UK is discussed. Conclusions are made about the success factors in the e-commerce competition.
(2004, 13000 words)
The dissertation is aimed at analysis of the development of e-commerce in China and in particular, at identification of the problems slowing down the development process. The dissertation is based upon the extensive secondary research, assessing various sources of information including books, articles, surveys, etc. Report provides the full theoretical justification for the methods selected including the weak and strong points, scope, limitations, etc. Furthermore, the dissertation provides a comprehensive literature review mainly focused upon the development of the e-commerce in China but also considering various related topics and issues. The dissertation is completed by the presentation and discussion of the results, where the author analyses each particular identified problem, look for alternative ways and solutions and makes projections/recommendations for the future if applicable. The work is completed by conclusion, which summarises the all of the finding into one major point.
(2004, 13000 words)
This thesis is about the E-commerce as an emerging issue in the product delivery chain. The research is made through the literature review with the use of previous works in this field and the case study in Chinas product supply market. The E-commerces functions and its aim to the end customer are discussed. The relevant WTO regulations, relating to the issue, in particular, the Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights (TRIPS) are highlighted. Next, the current status of E-Commerce development in China is examined and the effect of the WTO to E-commerce after Chinas entry into the WTO is analysed. The Chinese legislation for E-commerce is presented and some recommendations for the E-commerce regulations development in China are given. In final, the thesis concludes by stressing on the E-commerces topical interest within the modern business environment changes and the necessity of the WTOs regulations to adapt to the specific market trends and local legislations.
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