The document provides an instructor's manual for a chapter that discusses building an e-commerce presence through websites, mobile sites, and apps. It outlines the key teaching objectives which are to discuss the process of developing an e-commerce presence, explain how to build an e-commerce site systematically, describe considerations in choosing software and hardware, and identify factors in developing mobile sites and apps. The chapter then covers topics like envisioning an e-commerce strategy, outlining the development process, selecting platforms and tools, optimizing performance, and creating mobile experiences.
The document provides an instructor's manual for a chapter on building an e-commerce presence. It outlines the teaching objectives which include discussing how to develop an e-commerce presence and the considerations in choosing hardware and software. It also explains how to develop a mobile site and apps. Key terms are defined and the chapter briefly outlines topics like imagining an e-commerce presence, choosing software and hardware, and developing mobile solutions. Sample questions are provided to help teach the concepts.
E commerce ( system analysis ) chapter 4Qamar Farooq
Learning Objectives:
* Explain the process that should be followed in building an e-commerce website.
* describe the major Issues.
* Understand the the issue involved in choosing the most appropriate hardware for an e-commerce site.
* Identify additional tools that can improve Website performance.
* Follow , share , like
In collaboration with the Product Management Team, the UX Team has been asked to complete a website audit of the Dick’s Sporting Goods desktop website, but through a tablet device experience.
Entrepreneurship & Commerce in IT - 10 - The Internet today and How to build ...Sachintha Gunasena
This series in about the Entrepreneurial and E-Commerce opportunities and how to harness the power of Information Technology to improve or revolutionize business.
This session initially discusses about:
the internet today, the internet backbone, ISPs, metropolitan area exchange, network access points, intranet and extranet.
Then the big topic starts!
How to build an commerce site.
It includes all the necessary steps to consider, plan, build, and deploy an commerce website including build e-commerce site, planning e-commerce site, in-house vs outsourcing, technologies, server technologies, merchant applications, etc.
USA Today redesigned its e-commerce presence to meet the needs of mobile users. The document discusses building an e-commerce website, including imagining the business model and target audience. It covers the systems development life cycle of analysis, design, building, testing, and implementation. Key aspects of building a website are the hardware/software platform, merchant server software, and ensuring accessibility. Developing mobile websites and apps is also discussed.
The document provides a critique of several virtual office and serviced office websites in Singapore, including Regus, Virtual Office Singapore, Servcorp Singapore, and Central Offices. It analyzes the objectives, target audiences, design strengths and weaknesses of each site. Elements that provide good design practices, such as clear navigation, professional aesthetics, and comprehensive information are identified from the better-designed sites to include in the student's own website.
This document summarizes key concepts from a textbook on e-commerce business models. It discusses different types of business models for B2C (business to consumer) and B2B (business to business) e-commerce, including portals, e-tailers, content providers, transaction brokers, market creators, service providers, and community providers for B2C. For B2B it discusses e-distributors, e-procurement, exchanges, industry consortia, and private industrial networks. It also discusses how the internet impacts industry value chains, firm value chains, and business strategy.
Enhancement for marketing systems for sellers at flip kart enarnit1
This document provides an analysis of ways to enhance the marketing system for sellers at Flipkart, an Indian e-commerce company. It begins with an introduction that outlines some challenges sellers face and recommendations to address them. It then performs a SWOT analysis and PESTEL analysis of Flipkart. The SWOT highlights strengths like experience and acquisitions, weaknesses such as high customer acquisition costs, opportunities like increased digital literacy, and threats like high competition. The PESTEL examines political, economic, social, technological, environmental and legal factors affecting Flipkart. The document concludes by outlining a three-step implementation plan and projections of how the recommendations could benefit Flipkart and sellers.
The document provides an instructor's manual for a chapter on building an e-commerce presence. It outlines the teaching objectives which include discussing how to develop an e-commerce presence and the considerations in choosing hardware and software. It also explains how to develop a mobile site and apps. Key terms are defined and the chapter briefly outlines topics like imagining an e-commerce presence, choosing software and hardware, and developing mobile solutions. Sample questions are provided to help teach the concepts.
E commerce ( system analysis ) chapter 4Qamar Farooq
Learning Objectives:
* Explain the process that should be followed in building an e-commerce website.
* describe the major Issues.
* Understand the the issue involved in choosing the most appropriate hardware for an e-commerce site.
* Identify additional tools that can improve Website performance.
* Follow , share , like
In collaboration with the Product Management Team, the UX Team has been asked to complete a website audit of the Dick’s Sporting Goods desktop website, but through a tablet device experience.
Entrepreneurship & Commerce in IT - 10 - The Internet today and How to build ...Sachintha Gunasena
This series in about the Entrepreneurial and E-Commerce opportunities and how to harness the power of Information Technology to improve or revolutionize business.
This session initially discusses about:
the internet today, the internet backbone, ISPs, metropolitan area exchange, network access points, intranet and extranet.
Then the big topic starts!
How to build an commerce site.
It includes all the necessary steps to consider, plan, build, and deploy an commerce website including build e-commerce site, planning e-commerce site, in-house vs outsourcing, technologies, server technologies, merchant applications, etc.
USA Today redesigned its e-commerce presence to meet the needs of mobile users. The document discusses building an e-commerce website, including imagining the business model and target audience. It covers the systems development life cycle of analysis, design, building, testing, and implementation. Key aspects of building a website are the hardware/software platform, merchant server software, and ensuring accessibility. Developing mobile websites and apps is also discussed.
The document provides a critique of several virtual office and serviced office websites in Singapore, including Regus, Virtual Office Singapore, Servcorp Singapore, and Central Offices. It analyzes the objectives, target audiences, design strengths and weaknesses of each site. Elements that provide good design practices, such as clear navigation, professional aesthetics, and comprehensive information are identified from the better-designed sites to include in the student's own website.
This document summarizes key concepts from a textbook on e-commerce business models. It discusses different types of business models for B2C (business to consumer) and B2B (business to business) e-commerce, including portals, e-tailers, content providers, transaction brokers, market creators, service providers, and community providers for B2C. For B2B it discusses e-distributors, e-procurement, exchanges, industry consortia, and private industrial networks. It also discusses how the internet impacts industry value chains, firm value chains, and business strategy.
Enhancement for marketing systems for sellers at flip kart enarnit1
This document provides an analysis of ways to enhance the marketing system for sellers at Flipkart, an Indian e-commerce company. It begins with an introduction that outlines some challenges sellers face and recommendations to address them. It then performs a SWOT analysis and PESTEL analysis of Flipkart. The SWOT highlights strengths like experience and acquisitions, weaknesses such as high customer acquisition costs, opportunities like increased digital literacy, and threats like high competition. The PESTEL examines political, economic, social, technological, environmental and legal factors affecting Flipkart. The document concludes by outlining a three-step implementation plan and projections of how the recommendations could benefit Flipkart and sellers.
Website requirements and planning documentErika Feinberg
This document outlines requirements for developing a new website, including:
1. Defining the key audiences that will visit the site and what activities they will be able to perform.
2. Identifying the important messaging and content that needs to be communicated on every page, and how that content will be managed and kept current.
3. Specifying the marketing and engagement strategies including email marketing, social media, and how media inquiries will be handled.
4. Listing the key performance indicators and reporting needs to track the website's success.
5. Identifying important search engine optimization elements like target keywords and ensuring each page has optimized titles, descriptions, and internal linking.
Texture Software Informatics offers affordable website design packages for businesses. They provide 5 packages ranging from 11,500 BDT for a basic starter site to 65,000 BDT for a full-featured ecommerce site. The packages include features like hosting, content management, search engine optimization, and ongoing support. Payment is required upfront with the balance due after testing. Their goal is to help businesses grow through professional, affordable websites.
ZMU Web Services is a web development consultancy based in New Delhi that offers various web solutions including website design, development, and hosting. Their best package offers a basic static website with 10-25 pages, 500MB web hosting, 50 email accounts, and search engine submission for Rs. 10,000 with half payment upfront and half on completion. They also offer additional services such as flash pages, video hosting, increased storage and bandwidth, and SEO packages.
This document describes a proposed web page builder system that aims to simplify the process of creating websites for small and medium-sized businesses. It notes that developing a full-featured website can be costly and require technical skills that many small businesses lack. The proposed system would provide templates and tools to allow non-technical users to easily construct static and dynamic websites without extensive programming knowledge. Prior research on similar template-based website builders is reviewed. The system architecture is outlined, with external users interacting with the tools and templates to develop websites independently.
The usability review identified several issues with the Careers.microsoft.com website in the areas of visual design, intellectual/cognitive load, memory, and motor functions. Key issues included false visual affordances, a lack of learnable navigation that was consistent with users' mental models, unnecessary internal organization structures exposed to users, and labeling and navigation inconsistencies. The reviewer provided recommendations to address each issue, such as eliminating false affordances, redesigning the information architecture to enhance ease of use, having consistent page templates, and improving visual hierarchy and navigation. Sketches and mockups were also included to demonstrate potential redesign solutions.
The document is a website usability report for The Ready Project conducted by Shelley's Web Design. The report summarizes the analysis of the website in four main sections: accessibility, identity, navigation, and content. Overall, the website loads quickly and has clear navigation but could improve the contrast of some text, add a custom 404 page, make the company identity and purpose clearer on the home page, and indicate when links will take users off-site. With some changes, the report concludes the website usability and customer experience can be enhanced.
Enhancement of the outdated marketing system at ebay arnit1
This document provides a research report on recommendations for enhancing customer loyalty at Lenovo. The report identifies key challenges Lenovo faces related to product malfunctions, counterfeit products, and privacy issues. It recommends differentiating Lenovo products, improving customer service, and implementing a loyalty program to address these challenges and gain customer loyalty over time. The implementation plan includes collecting customer feedback, rewarding customer engagement, and emphasizing product quality and security to retain customers. Overall, the recommendations aim to solve Lenovo's customer loyalty problems by establishing a strategy focused on meeting customer needs.
This document is a proposal from Planeer Technologies Pvt Ltd for developing a website for a project office. It includes an introduction outlining project objectives to establish an online portal and provide information to stakeholders. It describes initial development including goals, assumptions and recommendations. It proposes a website structure with front-end and back-end sections, functionality, and a timeline with 5 stages for concept development, planning, implementation, testing and launch over 12 days. Pricing and acceptance of the proposal are also covered.
The document summarizes the current state of the Al Rajhi Bank website and provides recommendations for improvement. It audits content, navigation, interactivity and technical aspects. Key recommendations include improving navigation structures, increasing interactivity through forms and tools, optimizing content and keywords, and making the homepage more focused and interactive.
The document outlines a proposal for a website that would allow parents to rate and review childcare centers in New Zealand. It describes the objectives, scope of work, and costs for developing a website that empowers parents and improves childcare services through an unbiased ranking system. The proposal includes plans for designing the site, developing secure login functionality, testing, and hosting the completed website for an estimated total cost of NZ$2,150.
The document provides an overview of various topics related to online and digital marketing. It discusses setting up an effective online presence through websites, social media, content marketing and online advertising. Key points covered include planning a website, making websites convert visitors into customers, using search engine optimization, analyzing website analytics, leveraging different social media platforms, and utilizing online advertising options like banner ads, Google Display ads and ads on Facebook and Twitter. The document aims to educate on developing a successful online marketing strategy and presence.
This document outlines the scope of work for developing an ecommerce website. It includes details on website features like customer registration and login, searching and viewing products, placing and tracking orders, and an admin backend interface. The objectives are to develop a cost-effective and high quality website using technologies like CSS, XHTML, and AJAX. The scope of work covers designing templates and layouts, building frontend and backend interfaces, and integrating payment and shipping gateways.
Philadelphia Area SharePoint User Group 03.31.2010guest31b5ffc
This document discusses driving end-user adoption of SharePoint through evangelism. It notes that while organizations deploy SharePoint around business processes, users are often not motivated to use the system, resulting in lower than expected ROI. It advocates for business leader investment in and understanding of SharePoint, and establishing subject matter experts to convey to employees how SharePoint empowers them and impacts business success when everyone contributes. An example of a law firm with paper-based processes and low SharePoint usage is provided, noting issues like a lack of leadership understanding of SharePoint's potential to transform the business model.
This document discusses the process of building an e-commerce website, including analyzing business objectives, designing the site architecture, selecting hardware and software, testing, and implementation. The key steps in building a site are analyzing business goals, designing the site structure and features, choosing appropriate technology and vendors, testing functionality, and maintaining the site over time. Considerations include whether to outsource development, budget requirements, and ensuring accessibility for all users.
Information Architecture & Why you care about it as a designerAdam Polansky
The document discusses information architecture and why it is important for designers. It defines information architecture as the structural design of an information space to facilitate task completion and intuitive access to content. It then outlines the key steps in developing an information architecture, including gathering requirements, qualifying and organizing features, validating the framework with technical teams, and creating low-risk wireframes. Finally, it notes that information architecture is important for designers because it establishes functionality independent of design, provides a framework to inform solid design, and promotes design expertise through a focus on usability.
5 Steps to Delivering Many Sites, Lowering Costs, and Improving GovernanceRachel Wandishin
Today, digital technology leaders and their IT teams are facing mounting pressure to meet demand for the creation and management of digital experiences (i.e. websites and beyond), driven by new business initiatives such as digital marketing campaigns, global branding, and security and compliance standards.
In addition to executing ever-growing site delivery requests, IT teams are pressed to accommodate internal requirements for content flexibility, cost efficiency, and continuous multisite performance - often causing conflicting obligations.
To meet expectations, for both quantity of sites delivered and quality of service, digital IT teams must re-evaluate their approach to site management and process governance. They must evolve their technologies and services, and make the necessary changes to become a ‘center of excellence’ for their organizations. In this webinar, we will cover the following topics:
- How to transform your IT digital team from a “bottleneck” to a trusted service provider
- How to implement a site governance strategy across your organization
- Best practices for expediting website development and delivery
This chapter discusses developing e-commerce applications and infrastructure. It begins by describing major e-commerce applications like B2C storefronts, B2B sites, e-procurement systems, exchanges, auctions, and portals. For each application, it lists key functionalities needed to support the users. The chapter then discusses considerations for developing e-commerce applications, including major development options and criteria for selecting approaches. It concludes by covering topics like connecting applications to databases, software selection, usage analysis, and vendor selection.
Taking The Guesswork Out Of Website OptimisationNathan Raward
A practical approach to evaluating website performance, focusing on:
1. How to isolate usability issues and identify conversion rate improvements
2. Website testing methodologies (A/B & MVT) and how to start an in-house testing program
3. Some Conversion Rate Optimisation tips
The document discusses building an e-commerce presence through websites, mobile sites, and apps. It provides guidance on imagining an e-commerce strategy, including vision, target audience, and budget. It also covers website development processes like systems analysis, design, testing, and maintenance. Options for building and hosting a site include outsourcing or doing it in-house. The document discusses hardware, software, and tools needed for e-commerce sites and mobile presences.
Website requirements and planning documentErika Feinberg
This document outlines requirements for developing a new website, including:
1. Defining the key audiences that will visit the site and what activities they will be able to perform.
2. Identifying the important messaging and content that needs to be communicated on every page, and how that content will be managed and kept current.
3. Specifying the marketing and engagement strategies including email marketing, social media, and how media inquiries will be handled.
4. Listing the key performance indicators and reporting needs to track the website's success.
5. Identifying important search engine optimization elements like target keywords and ensuring each page has optimized titles, descriptions, and internal linking.
Texture Software Informatics offers affordable website design packages for businesses. They provide 5 packages ranging from 11,500 BDT for a basic starter site to 65,000 BDT for a full-featured ecommerce site. The packages include features like hosting, content management, search engine optimization, and ongoing support. Payment is required upfront with the balance due after testing. Their goal is to help businesses grow through professional, affordable websites.
ZMU Web Services is a web development consultancy based in New Delhi that offers various web solutions including website design, development, and hosting. Their best package offers a basic static website with 10-25 pages, 500MB web hosting, 50 email accounts, and search engine submission for Rs. 10,000 with half payment upfront and half on completion. They also offer additional services such as flash pages, video hosting, increased storage and bandwidth, and SEO packages.
This document describes a proposed web page builder system that aims to simplify the process of creating websites for small and medium-sized businesses. It notes that developing a full-featured website can be costly and require technical skills that many small businesses lack. The proposed system would provide templates and tools to allow non-technical users to easily construct static and dynamic websites without extensive programming knowledge. Prior research on similar template-based website builders is reviewed. The system architecture is outlined, with external users interacting with the tools and templates to develop websites independently.
The usability review identified several issues with the Careers.microsoft.com website in the areas of visual design, intellectual/cognitive load, memory, and motor functions. Key issues included false visual affordances, a lack of learnable navigation that was consistent with users' mental models, unnecessary internal organization structures exposed to users, and labeling and navigation inconsistencies. The reviewer provided recommendations to address each issue, such as eliminating false affordances, redesigning the information architecture to enhance ease of use, having consistent page templates, and improving visual hierarchy and navigation. Sketches and mockups were also included to demonstrate potential redesign solutions.
The document is a website usability report for The Ready Project conducted by Shelley's Web Design. The report summarizes the analysis of the website in four main sections: accessibility, identity, navigation, and content. Overall, the website loads quickly and has clear navigation but could improve the contrast of some text, add a custom 404 page, make the company identity and purpose clearer on the home page, and indicate when links will take users off-site. With some changes, the report concludes the website usability and customer experience can be enhanced.
Enhancement of the outdated marketing system at ebay arnit1
This document provides a research report on recommendations for enhancing customer loyalty at Lenovo. The report identifies key challenges Lenovo faces related to product malfunctions, counterfeit products, and privacy issues. It recommends differentiating Lenovo products, improving customer service, and implementing a loyalty program to address these challenges and gain customer loyalty over time. The implementation plan includes collecting customer feedback, rewarding customer engagement, and emphasizing product quality and security to retain customers. Overall, the recommendations aim to solve Lenovo's customer loyalty problems by establishing a strategy focused on meeting customer needs.
This document is a proposal from Planeer Technologies Pvt Ltd for developing a website for a project office. It includes an introduction outlining project objectives to establish an online portal and provide information to stakeholders. It describes initial development including goals, assumptions and recommendations. It proposes a website structure with front-end and back-end sections, functionality, and a timeline with 5 stages for concept development, planning, implementation, testing and launch over 12 days. Pricing and acceptance of the proposal are also covered.
The document summarizes the current state of the Al Rajhi Bank website and provides recommendations for improvement. It audits content, navigation, interactivity and technical aspects. Key recommendations include improving navigation structures, increasing interactivity through forms and tools, optimizing content and keywords, and making the homepage more focused and interactive.
The document outlines a proposal for a website that would allow parents to rate and review childcare centers in New Zealand. It describes the objectives, scope of work, and costs for developing a website that empowers parents and improves childcare services through an unbiased ranking system. The proposal includes plans for designing the site, developing secure login functionality, testing, and hosting the completed website for an estimated total cost of NZ$2,150.
The document provides an overview of various topics related to online and digital marketing. It discusses setting up an effective online presence through websites, social media, content marketing and online advertising. Key points covered include planning a website, making websites convert visitors into customers, using search engine optimization, analyzing website analytics, leveraging different social media platforms, and utilizing online advertising options like banner ads, Google Display ads and ads on Facebook and Twitter. The document aims to educate on developing a successful online marketing strategy and presence.
This document outlines the scope of work for developing an ecommerce website. It includes details on website features like customer registration and login, searching and viewing products, placing and tracking orders, and an admin backend interface. The objectives are to develop a cost-effective and high quality website using technologies like CSS, XHTML, and AJAX. The scope of work covers designing templates and layouts, building frontend and backend interfaces, and integrating payment and shipping gateways.
Philadelphia Area SharePoint User Group 03.31.2010guest31b5ffc
This document discusses driving end-user adoption of SharePoint through evangelism. It notes that while organizations deploy SharePoint around business processes, users are often not motivated to use the system, resulting in lower than expected ROI. It advocates for business leader investment in and understanding of SharePoint, and establishing subject matter experts to convey to employees how SharePoint empowers them and impacts business success when everyone contributes. An example of a law firm with paper-based processes and low SharePoint usage is provided, noting issues like a lack of leadership understanding of SharePoint's potential to transform the business model.
This document discusses the process of building an e-commerce website, including analyzing business objectives, designing the site architecture, selecting hardware and software, testing, and implementation. The key steps in building a site are analyzing business goals, designing the site structure and features, choosing appropriate technology and vendors, testing functionality, and maintaining the site over time. Considerations include whether to outsource development, budget requirements, and ensuring accessibility for all users.
Information Architecture & Why you care about it as a designerAdam Polansky
The document discusses information architecture and why it is important for designers. It defines information architecture as the structural design of an information space to facilitate task completion and intuitive access to content. It then outlines the key steps in developing an information architecture, including gathering requirements, qualifying and organizing features, validating the framework with technical teams, and creating low-risk wireframes. Finally, it notes that information architecture is important for designers because it establishes functionality independent of design, provides a framework to inform solid design, and promotes design expertise through a focus on usability.
5 Steps to Delivering Many Sites, Lowering Costs, and Improving GovernanceRachel Wandishin
Today, digital technology leaders and their IT teams are facing mounting pressure to meet demand for the creation and management of digital experiences (i.e. websites and beyond), driven by new business initiatives such as digital marketing campaigns, global branding, and security and compliance standards.
In addition to executing ever-growing site delivery requests, IT teams are pressed to accommodate internal requirements for content flexibility, cost efficiency, and continuous multisite performance - often causing conflicting obligations.
To meet expectations, for both quantity of sites delivered and quality of service, digital IT teams must re-evaluate their approach to site management and process governance. They must evolve their technologies and services, and make the necessary changes to become a ‘center of excellence’ for their organizations. In this webinar, we will cover the following topics:
- How to transform your IT digital team from a “bottleneck” to a trusted service provider
- How to implement a site governance strategy across your organization
- Best practices for expediting website development and delivery
This chapter discusses developing e-commerce applications and infrastructure. It begins by describing major e-commerce applications like B2C storefronts, B2B sites, e-procurement systems, exchanges, auctions, and portals. For each application, it lists key functionalities needed to support the users. The chapter then discusses considerations for developing e-commerce applications, including major development options and criteria for selecting approaches. It concludes by covering topics like connecting applications to databases, software selection, usage analysis, and vendor selection.
Taking The Guesswork Out Of Website OptimisationNathan Raward
A practical approach to evaluating website performance, focusing on:
1. How to isolate usability issues and identify conversion rate improvements
2. Website testing methodologies (A/B & MVT) and how to start an in-house testing program
3. Some Conversion Rate Optimisation tips
The document discusses building an e-commerce presence through websites, mobile sites, and apps. It provides guidance on imagining an e-commerce strategy, including vision, target audience, and budget. It also covers website development processes like systems analysis, design, testing, and maintenance. Options for building and hosting a site include outsourcing or doing it in-house. The document discusses hardware, software, and tools needed for e-commerce sites and mobile presences.
The document provides an overview of various digital marketing applications including search engine optimization, website design, blogs, web directories, search engine marketing, video marketing, email marketing, and social media marketing. It discusses each application in 1-2 paragraphs, providing examples and brief explanations. Key points covered include how SEO improves organic search rankings, components of website design, using blogs to promote products and connect with customers, listing businesses in online directories to get found online, paying for search engine ads, promoting products through video ads on YouTube, and using email marketing to communicate with customers.
The document discusses building an e-commerce presence and web site, including USA Today redesigning its site for mobile users, considerations in imagining an e-commerce presence like target audience and business model, the system development life cycle for building a site, choices in technologies and architectures, and tools for site management and dynamic page generation.
The document discusses building an e-commerce presence, including USA Today redesigning its website and mobile sites. It covers imagining an e-commerce concept by developing a vision, mission, target audience, and business model. Building a website involves a systematic approach using a systems development life cycle of planning, design, building, testing, and implementation. Key considerations for building and hosting a website include hardware, software, and tools for interactivity, personalization, and accessibility. The document also addresses developing a mobile web presence and mobile applications.
This document discusses considerations for building an e-commerce presence. It covers topics like understanding business objectives, choosing appropriate technology platforms, and optimizing website performance. The systematic approach involves planning, analysis, design, building, testing, and maintenance. Key factors to address include hardware, software, design, telecommunications, and human resources. Methods like the systems development life cycle (SDLC) provide a methodology for understanding objectives and designing appropriate solutions.
Learn the essentials to getting your business online. Website Planning includes information on choosing your domain name, choosing a hosting company, tips and tricks for usability, design and measuring success.
This document contains slides from a textbook on building e-commerce websites. It discusses several key aspects of developing an e-commerce site including: right-sizing the infrastructure based on demand, using a systematic approach like the Systems Development Life Cycle, designing the site architecture and choosing hardware/software, testing and maintaining the site, and designing for interactivity, personalization and accessibility. The slides provide examples and discuss factors to consider in each area of developing a successful e-commerce site.
03 Building an E-commerce Presence: Web Sites, Mobile Sites, and Apps slidesmonchai sopitka
Tommy Hilfiger chose the ATG Web site solution for its e-commerce site due to peak times being an important factor to consider when sizing infrastructure. Building a successful e-commerce site requires making decisions around hardware, software, site design, and other areas. It is important to understand business objectives and choose the right technology to achieve those objectives.
The document describes a student project to build a website for Inchem Corporation. The website will provide information about the company and its chemical products and services. It will have separate interfaces for users and admins. The user interface will allow customers to learn about the company and products, and place orders. The admin interface will give admins control over managing services, orders, finances and communicating with employees. The project aims to help Inchem expand its chemical business through an online presence. Key features of the website include separate access control, a centralized login, and dynamic content for users and admins.
Industrail training report on website design and developmentMUSICbegins
This document is an internship report submitted by Gaurav Kumar Pal to fulfill degree requirements for a Bachelor of Technology in Computer Science and Engineering. The report details an internship focused on website application design and development. It includes sections on objectives, goals, responsibilities, tasks performed, and outcomes. During the internship, Gaurav received training in technologies like HTML, CSS, Bootstrap, JavaScript, PHP and developed an e-commerce website for an online motorcycle gear store, gaining experience in frontend and backend development. The report evaluates problems encountered and solutions, as well as learning outcomes and challenges.
This document outlines a project to develop an e-commerce website for online t-shirt design and sale. It discusses the need for a system that allows users to design their own t-shirts and have features of an e-commerce site like payments and delivery. The project aims to study technologies required to develop such a site like multi-tier architecture, server-side scripting, PHP and MySQL. It presents an empirical study on how e-business success relies on customer loyalty and discusses designing a site that encourages repeat visits. Chapter sections include introduction, problem statement, literature review, analysis, design, implementation, testing, findings and conclusion.
Giridhar Muralibabu is a Websphere Commerce Developer/Technical Lead with over 7 years of experience implementing ecommerce solutions using technologies like Java, J2EE, Websphere Commerce, SQL, and Oracle. He has led teams and worked on projects for clients such as Newell Rubbermaid, Staples, Kroger, Target, and Hallmark, designing and developing ecommerce sites, payment processing, order management, and mobile solutions.
This document discusses enhancing CMS-based e-commerce solutions with cross-platform mobile apps. It covers the spiral model methodology, introduction to e-commerce including architecture and growth, content management systems including WordPress features, cross-platform mobile development frameworks, present mobile app market share, and developing a CMS-based e-commerce solution called "Muktopata" with both website and mobile app versions. The goal is to equip students with skills for e-commerce system development through lectures, tutorials, projects and research focusing on analysis, design, implementation and deployment techniques.
A review of the growth of the Israel Genealogy Research Association Database Collection for the last 12 months. Our collection is now passed the 3 million mark and still growing. See which archives have contributed the most. See the different types of records we have, and which years have had records added. You can also see what we have for the future.
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How to Build a Module in Odoo 17 Using the Scaffold MethodCeline George
Odoo provides an option for creating a module by using a single line command. By using this command the user can make a whole structure of a module. It is very easy for a beginner to make a module. There is no need to make each file manually. This slide will show how to create a module using the scaffold method.
How to Add Chatter in the odoo 17 ERP ModuleCeline George
In Odoo, the chatter is like a chat tool that helps you work together on records. You can leave notes and track things, making it easier to talk with your team and partners. Inside chatter, all communication history, activity, and changes will be displayed.
A workshop hosted by the South African Journal of Science aimed at postgraduate students and early career researchers with little or no experience in writing and publishing journal articles.
Strategies for Effective Upskilling is a presentation by Chinwendu Peace in a Your Skill Boost Masterclass organisation by the Excellence Foundation for South Sudan on 08th and 09th June 2024 from 1 PM to 3 PM on each day.
it describes the bony anatomy including the femoral head , acetabulum, labrum . also discusses the capsule , ligaments . muscle that act on the hip joint and the range of motion are outlined. factors affecting hip joint stability and weight transmission through the joint are summarized.
This presentation includes basic of PCOS their pathology and treatment and also Ayurveda correlation of PCOS and Ayurvedic line of treatment mentioned in classics.
How to Manage Your Lost Opportunities in Odoo 17 CRMCeline George
Odoo 17 CRM allows us to track why we lose sales opportunities with "Lost Reasons." This helps analyze our sales process and identify areas for improvement. Here's how to configure lost reasons in Odoo 17 CRM