presentation of my topic :The role of social network and mobile technology in electronic and social commerce

1. Supervised by:Mezni Haithem Developed by:Abidisiwar
Academic Year:2014/2015
The role of social networks and mobile technology in
Electronic commerce and Social commerce
University of Jendouba
Faculty of law, economics and management of Jendouba

2. Plan
• Introduction
• Electronic Commerce (E-C)
• Mobile Commerce (M-C)
• Social Commerce (S-C)
• Facebook Commerce (F-C)
• E-commerce and M-commerce in Tunisia
• Case study and prototype implementation
• Conclusion

3. Introduction
Day by day the commerce grow up and there are emergence of
other technologies .It is a system or environment that affects
the business prospects of economies so ,commerce is an
activity of buying and selling especially on large scale. We’ll
explain the evolution of commerce and we’ll study about the
situation commerce in Tunisia . Finally we’ll create a mobile
application as a solution.

4. E-commerce
• E-commerce applications began in the early 1970s with such
innovations as electronic transfer of funds. E-commerce or
electronic commerce, is the process of buying and selling
goods, products and services over electronic systems such as
internet, telephone and e-mail.
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5. E-commerce

6. E-commerce
Payment methods:

7. E-commerce
 Limitations

8. M-Commerce
• M-Commerce is process of buying and selling products and
services through wireless handheld devices such as cell phones
or PDAs.
Compared to M-commerce, E-commerce is more limited as it
requires the use of a computer and internet connection, while
mobiles work on satellites. Video conferencing is now
available on mobile phones with 3G and 4G networks, without
the hassle of internet. M-commerce however is costly
compared to E-commerce.

9. M-commerce

10. M-Commerce
Payment methods:

11. S-Commerce
• Social commerce is a subset of electronic commerce that
involves social media, online media that supports social
interaction, and user contributions to assist online buying and
selling of products and services.
Features:
 Content
 Community
 Commerce
 Connection
 conversation
 Context

12. S-Commerce
Payment methods:

13. S-Commerce

14. F-Commerce
• F-commerce is a form of social commerce; it uses online
media that supports social interaction and user contributions,
to assist in the online buying and selling of products and
services.

15. Mobile and Social Commerce in
Tunisia
• Tunisia was the first Arab and African country to connect to
the Internet in 1991 so it has a large view about technologies
and the role of telecommunication.
• the Tunisian government has paid special attention to e-
commerce and adopts strategy revolves some points:
 Use the new technologies, to developing and
modernizing, in order to establish communication
infrastructure that meets the need of an economy
increasingly based on knowledge.

16. Mobile and Social Commerce in
Tunisia
 The aim to have a modern legal framework in the line with
international standards.
 Development the human capacity-building technological
and technical capacity of information society and
knowledge.
 Develop the modern Tunisian online payment systems then
the first system is the e-dinar electronic payment of the
national post-office.
 Motivate young entrepreneurs to launch their innovative
projects and set up an information and orientation unit for
e-commerce projects and to growing up the number of the
enterprises that opt for e-commerce solutions.

17. Mobile and Social Commerce in
Tunisia
mobile Commerce in Tunisia
• The mobile commerce in Tunisia is still undeveloped because
a multiple factors :
 The economic strategy consumers can’t purchase products from websites
because are very expensive or they haven’t credit card to pay .
 Tunisians contain the development as way the development of mobile
payment we found the “M-Dinar” is a new mobile payment and m-wallet
service that was launched in beta in Tunisia through a partenership
between the BIAT bank, Ooredoo (Mobile phone operator), Tunisie
Télecom (Mobile phone operator ) ENDA(a microfinance instituation) and
Viamobile (a service provider); powered by creova’s mobile payment
technology.

18. Mobile and Social Commerce in
Tunisia
 The M-dinar service offers P2P, top-up, and loan payment
services directly from a user’s mobile phone, it also offers
multiple features, including the ability to view account
balances, history of transactions, and the possibility to save
and use the list of people frequently receiving payments
from the user and it allows the user to send a request for
money to another person.

19. Case study and prototype
implementation
Case study
 Use Case Diagram of the consult product activity

20. Case study and prototype
implementation
 Use case Diagram “management of product”

21. Case study and prototype
implementation
 Class diagram “purchase a product”

22. Case study and prototype
implementation
 Sequence Diagram for the use case "management product”

23. Case study and prototype
implementation
 Sequence Diagram "Consult product"

24. Case study and prototype
implementation
 Sequence Diagram "Recommend product"

25. Case study and prototype
implementation
 Sequence Diagram "The order"

26. Case study and prototype
implementation
Developpement Environment
Tools:
Visual Paradigm
Android studio

27. Case study and prototype
implementation
 Langage
Android

28. Case study and prototype
implementation
 Interfaces
Login Activity: This interface enables the user to login to
the application so as to consult his profile. The user can
login by entering the email and password. If the user
doesn’t have an account he/she may use the “register”
butter, to create his/her own account.

29. Case study and prototype
implementation

30. Case study and prototype
implementation
Register Activity: This interface enables the user to create
an account. To sign up the user need to put the name, the
age, the password and to confirm the password.

31. Case study and prototype
implementation

32. Case study and prototype
implementation
Page Activity : This interface allows the user to search page
or the user can select one from the list of page.

33. Case study and prototype
implementation
 Product Activity: this interface enables the user to consult the
product, and he/she can estimate it by the rating Bar also the
user can add comments.

34. Case study and prototype
implementation

35. Case study and prototype
implementation
 Recommend Activity: in this interface the user can recommend
the product for friends just he/she select the name and
recommend it.

36. Case study and prototype
implementation

37. Conclusion
We studied the evolution of Commerce in the world since the beginning of
electronic commerce until now. Then we focus on electronic commerce,
mobile commerce and social commerce in Tunisia and seek the critics
and gives solution a mobile application that includes the 3 subset of e-
commerce that serves a very important role in the Tunisian economy . As
we said the Tunisians have a large view in the field of technology . we
already started this project, but because of the time we have not finished
the job. In the near future our plan to improve the android application
features such as:
 Re-integrate the app with the current social networks like Facebook and
Twitter.
 Fixing the current bags.
Furthermore we plan:
 Selling the app in Google play.
 Looking for sponsoring.

38. Thank you For Your Attention