Introduction to eCommerce and its model

1. E-COMMERCE
PRESENTATION
BY Chandra B.
Shrestha(30348073)

2. DESIGN
FRAMEWORK
• Introduction
• E-commerce business and revenue models
• E-marketing requirements
• Web site applications within the design
• Customer purchasing and payment system
• Legal, privacy and/or security issues
• Conclusion

3. INTRODUCTION
My E-commerce Proposal for the ATE(Access to tertiary Education).
• Access to Tertiary Education (ATE) is a small/medium educational institute based in
Melbourne, Victoria.
• Arrange a floor space at the educational fairs.
• It helps to assist Australian Education institutions/companies in promoting their programs
locally, and internationally at overseas educational fairs.

4. E-COMMERCE
BUSINESS AND
REVENUE
MODEL
E-commerce Business model
• Business to Business(B2B)
• Business to consumer(B2C)
• Business to government(B2G)

5. E-COMMERCE BUSINESS AND
REVENUE MODEL
Revenue model
• Advertising Revenue model
• Direct sales model

6. E-MARKETING REQUIREMENTS
• Social media marketing
• Content marketing
• Search engine marketing
• Affiliate marketing

7. DESIGNDomain name
Web browser
Log in
Registration
for Events

8. APPLICATIONS
Database System Domain name Ports/protocols
HTTP(s)
Programming
HTML/Javascript
PHP/Python
MySql

9. SYSTEM DESIGN

10. CUSTOMER PURCHASING AND
PAYMENT SYSTEM
Credit card
payment
Cash
payment
- direct debit - e-check - e-cash

11. LEGAL ISSUES
ELECTRONIC TRANSACTION PRIVACY & SECURITY COPYRIGHT & TRADEMARK ONLINE TERMS, CONDITIONS,
POLICIES AND LAWS

12. PRIVACY ISSUES
CUSTOMER DATA THEFT. CREDIT CARD INFORMATION. REPUTATION DAMAGE.

13. CONCLUSION
Efficient marketing
More source for generating revenue
Secure payment system
Effective customers services and good
relationship with stakeholders.

14. THANK YOU