This document provides an overview of PayPal including its history, issues it has faced, and solutions implemented. PayPal was founded in 1998 and acquired by eBay in 2002. It faced the challenge of international expansion being hindered by language and currency barriers. PayPal overcame this by rearchitecting its software with an internal solution called SimShip to automatically recognize location and support multiple languages and currencies simultaneously. PayPal has also addressed security vulnerabilities like phishing scams and issues within its mobile app and backend systems by promptly implementing patches and updates. It is now a leader in the online payments industry with over 190 markets and customer trust in its service.
Made for the unit Internet Commerce and Consumers, looking at the growth and innovation of online commerce with a particular emphasis on PayPal. View on YouTube for voiceover: https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=3&v=bmDrpOvAMFw
PayPal one of the biggest startup during the initial Internet boom in the 1990s has been one of the companies that everyone has their eyes on. From being founded by the PayPal mafia (Founders who then became to start new companies who later were valued in million and 7 particularly in Billions like Elon Musks Tesla), to being sold to eBay and then again separated from eBay, PayPal is one of the most interested companies whose strategy our group found the most interesting.The Presentations talks about the Origin of PayPal, Competitors of PayPal globally and in India, its competitive advantage over other, Analytical tools like PESTLE etc, Major strategy change, eBay split off, Change in strategy and future strategies.
PayPal Inc. is the biggest online company in the world that providing a transfer and online payment services via email between Consumer to Consumer and Peer to Peer.
Marketing plan developed as the final project for BUS 200 Principles of Marketing. The class was tasked with creating a new product for one of the 2016 Top 100 Brands. We decided to create a donation round-up system for PayPal in order to leverage their large user base and social welfare focus.
As team leader, I was responsible for planning meetings, coordinating deliverables, editing the final product, and creating the PowerPoint presentation.
Made for the unit Internet Commerce and Consumers, looking at the growth and innovation of online commerce with a particular emphasis on PayPal. View on YouTube for voiceover: https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=3&v=bmDrpOvAMFw
PayPal one of the biggest startup during the initial Internet boom in the 1990s has been one of the companies that everyone has their eyes on. From being founded by the PayPal mafia (Founders who then became to start new companies who later were valued in million and 7 particularly in Billions like Elon Musks Tesla), to being sold to eBay and then again separated from eBay, PayPal is one of the most interested companies whose strategy our group found the most interesting.The Presentations talks about the Origin of PayPal, Competitors of PayPal globally and in India, its competitive advantage over other, Analytical tools like PESTLE etc, Major strategy change, eBay split off, Change in strategy and future strategies.
PayPal Inc. is the biggest online company in the world that providing a transfer and online payment services via email between Consumer to Consumer and Peer to Peer.
Marketing plan developed as the final project for BUS 200 Principles of Marketing. The class was tasked with creating a new product for one of the 2016 Top 100 Brands. We decided to create a donation round-up system for PayPal in order to leverage their large user base and social welfare focus.
As team leader, I was responsible for planning meetings, coordinating deliverables, editing the final product, and creating the PowerPoint presentation.
Written marketing plan for the BUS 200: Principles of Marketing final project. Along with a presentation, groups submitted a full marketing plan to introduce a new product to a 2016 Top 100 brand. We chose PayPal, and created a donation round-up service in order to leverage large market share for increased donations and marketable activities.
As team leader, I was responsible for organizing team meetings, deliverables, editing, and final submission of the project.
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Written marketing plan for the BUS 200: Principles of Marketing final project. Along with a presentation, groups submitted a full marketing plan to introduce a new product to a 2016 Top 100 brand. We chose PayPal, and created a donation round-up service in order to leverage large market share for increased donations and marketable activities.
As team leader, I was responsible for organizing team meetings, deliverables, editing, and final submission of the project.
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Open Banking APIs with case studies for senior stakeholders in under 10 slides
#innovation #futureofbanking #psd2 #digitalbanking #digitization #digitisation #digitaltransformation #investment #fintech #banking #payments #wallets #VC #tech #futuretrends #quickguide
Peter Afanasiev - Architecture of online PaymentsCiklum Ukraine
Payment Service Providers
Merchant Payment Systems
General architecture of a Payment System
Know-hows:
Payment queues with MSSQL Broker
Adapter Polymorphism
Tracing in Service Oriented World
Dynamic configuration editor with ASP.Net MVC
Wallet Factory platform is a constructor for a wide range of use cases:
- Launching digital banking for traditional banks and credit unions (white-label mobile and web apps and integration with banking core system);
- Enabling extra revenue sources for telecom operators, e.g. P2P, service catalogues, money transfers etc. (e-wallet processing and a mobile app);
- Setting up loyalty\payments system for retailers etc. (e-wallet processing and mobile app, alongside with the loyalty platform).
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PayPal is a service that was initiated in 1998; its main purpose was to send money and accept payment on a mechanism that was fast, safer and easier to use. On the other hand, PayPal is one popular online paying service that most people find to have transparency with, it is out of this that the fraternity of PayPal has grown with a big rate because it offers flexibility and people are using it for daily services this is as stated by Jackson, (2004). However, there are some threats that are associated with the use of PayPal, and in this paper, I am focusing on the analysis that makes PayPal no effective while using it yet it is a transparent, fast and safe way that people use while doing their business.
The threat of new entrance has been a major issue for most of the customer that are willing to join this federation. Since the technology has advanced in a great way people have become innovative about forming the same web of PayPal and hence hacking people money by this, I mean that the people who are having the desire to join they end up registering to unrecognized PayPal. It is out of this that I would justify that it is simple to duplicate since the technology has advanced. Hence it does not offer transparency while registering. However, they are a regulatory restriction that prevails so that people that have interest in the new market cannot be in a position to sing up I the right PayPal platform Johnson, Scholes, & Whittington, (2008).
As a result, the threat of substance is a risk that is offered by other institution offering the same services that PayPal offer and therefore the completion is high since PayPal has to come up with a new mechanism that will enhance their transparency on service. By this, it simply means that customers should be in a position to do their shopping using these services so that the threat of substance is not enhanced. By doing this, it simply means that PayPal will be in a position to offer a stiff completion in the market hence people will be in a position opt to use PayPal. Also, Threat of Rivals is mainly portrayed when other organizations are in a position to offer a great completion. Hence this means that they should be in a position to come up with new techniques that will serve the customers in a better way by doing this Apple pay and Google checkout will not be in a position to offer the competition that is being offered by PayPal.
References
Jackson, E. (2004). The PayPal wars : battles with eBay, the media, the mafia, and the rest of planet Earth. Los Angeles, CA: World Ahead Pub.
Johnson, G., Scholes, K. & Whittington, R. (2008). Exploring corporate strategy text & cases. Harlow (England: Financial Times Prentice Hall.
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Group 3 Case Study of PayPal
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Hello everyone, Welcome! Thank you for participating in this Presentation. This is case Study of PayPal. Without further a due, I would like to present the team members who have contributed to this presentation.
This Case Study is being presented to you by: Group 3 which compose 3 members:
Here is a overview of the items that this presentation will cover. A brief history and some background of PayPal will be presented to give the audience a better understanding of the Company. We will begin with an examination of the Case Study of PayPal from the Marakas & O’Brien text. This will cover the issue, the solution and evaluation of the measures taken. Next we will examine additional issues found that threaten the company. These problems will also be evaluated and commented on regarding the effectiveness of the solutions. The presentation will conclude with a summary of the overall health of PayPal and outlook going forward. References of works cited are included for further information.
The service allows members to send money without sharing financial information, with the flexibility to pay using their account balances, bank accounts, credit cards or promotional financing. With more than 94 million active accounts in 190 markets and 24 currencies around the world, PayPal enables global ecommerce. PayPal is an eBay company and is made up of three leading online payment services: the PayPal global payment service, the Payflow Gateway and Bill Me Later. The company's open payment platform, PayPal X, allows developers to build innovative payment applications on multiple platforms and devices. Scott Thompson is president of PayPal with overall responsibility for establishing PayPal as the leading global online payment service. Scott previously served as PayPal's senior vice president and chief technology officer, where he oversaw information technology, product development and architecture for PayPal.
1998 Peter Thiel gives lecture on market globalization afterward Max Levchin introduces himself. Several weeks later the two develop the idea of a digital wallet using a PDA. Later that year they form the company Confinity whose purpose is to enable money transfers using a Palm device or PDA 2002 Ebay acquires PayPal combining the world’s largest online marketplace with the web’s leading payment system 2005 PayPal Acquires VeriSign’s Payment Gateway and combines it with PayPal’s merchant services platform 2006 PayPal expands internationally to 103 markets and accepts 10 currencies 2009 Bill me later allows approved customers to select option to pay over time 2010 PayPal now allows account holders to buy goods through Facebook and send money using their mobile devices
The PayPal case study in the textbook outlines polylingual obstacle as one of the most challenging issues PayPal has ever faced against its globalization ambition. PayPal realized a few years ago that failing to solve this problem would have crippled its expansion into new countries and hindered its ability to grow. Given the threat to its future, PayPal decided to come up with not only an effective solution, but a permanent one
By re-architecting its software code to accommodate the language localization issues, and create what is called today “Polylingual simultaneous shipping” or “SimShip” by the development community. (O’Brien & Marakas, 2009) According to
PayPal successful implementation of SimShip today is a proof that PayPal has finally overcome the polylingual issue. Gone are the days where PayPal had to worry about its globalization expansion, for now it possesses 15 languages, 17 currencies and 190 markets worldwide, as mentioned by Matthew Mengerink, Vice President of core technologies at PayPal. By going global all language at a time, PayPal has demonstrated that polylingual challenge is no longer its most relevant issue PayPal President Scott Thomson stated that the company should double in size over the next three years. PayPal is expected to process between $100-$120 billion in annual payments around 2011. PayPal has about 70 million active users. PayPal is available in about 17 languages and accepts about 19 different currencies. PayPal takes a cut from each transaction and ended up making $2.4 billion in 2008. If all goes according to plan, PayPal’s expects their own revenue to increase to $4-$5 billion around 2011
Others issues needed to be dealt with on a daily basis, especially related to security. As an online payment and money transfer service, security is a constant issue for PayPal and will ever be around as technology evolves over time.
Fishing emails are the most common issues facing PayPal’s customers. They are emails that lead PayPal’s users to fake or “spoof” sites in order to steal their information for fraudulent activities. Spoof sites are fake sites that stand like the real PayPal site, usually with the same look and feel of which purpose is to lure users into collecting their information.
To solve this problem, PayPal recommend its users to remember the following important points whenever they receive an alleged PayPal’s email: Never click on a link in an email that requests personal information. PayPal will never ask its customers the following information in an e-mail: Credit and debit card numbers Bank account numbers Driver’s license number E-mail addresses, full name and password. (PayPal, 2011)
In November 2010, viaForensics a computer/mobile forensics firm, uncovered a security vulnerability for the app iPhone that would have exposed PayPal customers to either identity theft of financial risks, but PayPal rushed out to fix the problem by creating and releasing an update of its iPhone app. (ihaas, 2010)
In April 2010, PayPal announced he had patched numerous security holes that an Avnet Technologies security researcher had discovered in PayPal’s backend system related to its business and premier accounts. These vulnerabilities have exposed massive amount of customers’ data. (Prince, 2010)
PayPal has demonstrated a commitment to solving issues quickly and with effective solutions. They understand the nature of their business demands, and complete customer confidence. When issues arise they take control of the situation rather than letting things deteriorate.
