Extranet - E-Commerce - Lecture Slides, Slides of Fundamentals of E-Commerce

Students of Communication, study E-Commerce as an auxiliary subject. these are the key points discussed in these Lecture Slides of E-Commerce : Extranet, Firewalls, Software, Hardware, Specific Characteristics, Protected Network, Potential Customers, Loan Information, Gateway Point, Credit Card

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Summary : Internet, Intranet, and Extranet
Network Typical Type of
Type Users Access Information
Internet Any individual
with dial-up
access or LAN
Unlimited,
public; no
restrictions
General, public
and advertisement
Intranet Authorized
employees
ONLY
Private and
restricted
Specific,
corporate and
proprietary
Extranet Authorized
groups from
collaborating
companies
Private and
outside
authorized
partners
Shared in
authorized
collaborating
group
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Summary : Internet, Intranet, and Extranet

Network

Typical

Type of

Type

Users

Access

Information

Internet

Any individualwith dial-upaccess or LAN

Unlimited,public; norestrictions

General, publicand advertisement

Intranet

AuthorizedemployeesONLY

Private andrestricted

Specific,corporate andproprietary

Extranet

Authorizedgroups fromcollaboratingcompanies

Private andoutsideauthorizedpartners

Shared inauthorizedcollaboratinggroup

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Firewalls

• Definition of Firewall

  • Software and hardware that allows only those

external users with specific characteristics toaccess a protected network

  • Provides potential customers with secured

account, credit card, and loan information

  • Usually located at a gateway point and

controls traffic between internal and externalnetworks

Categories of Intranet Application Purposes

0

10

20

30

40

50

Accounts receivable^ Accounts Payable Logistics and transportation

Data warehouse^ Sales records Document routing

Inventory

Policies and procedures^ Legacy systems access

Document sharing^ Customer records

Product catalogs and manuals Purchase orders or order entry

% of respondent

-^

Electronic Commerce

:^ sales and purchasing online

-^

Customer Service

:^ UPS, FedEx and other shippers have proved that

information about product shipments and availability makes customershappier

-^

Reduced Time to Market

:^ Easy online access for product

development speeds teamwork

•^

Enhanced Knowledge Sharing

:^

Web pages can enhance knowledge

sharing

-^

Enhanced Group Decision and Business Processes

:^

Web-based

groupware and workflow is becoming the standard intranet platform

-^

Empowerment

:^

All information should be available to everyone with

the ability to know and act independently

-^

Virtual Organizations

:^

Web technology at participating companies

removes the barrier of incompatible communication technology

-^

Software Distribution

:^

Using the intranet server as the application

warehouse and avoid many maintenance and support problems

-^

Project Management

:^

Share reports and monitor projects’ progress

Categories of Intranet Application Purposes

(cont.)

Intranet Case Studies with ROI Analysis

  • The cases are organized in the following

format:

  • Background of company– Business challenges– Before the intranet technology– Intranet cost– Intranet strategy– After intranet technology– Subjective (intangible) benefits (optional)– Lessons learned– Analyzing the ROI
  • Federal Express - Package Tracking

Intranet Case Studies with ROI Analysis

(cont.)

  • 60 internal web sites allow communication worldwide

between divisions and corporate headquarters on allissues of importance to the employees andcustomers

  • The package tracking system allows customers to

contact FedEx and go into the intranet to find thestatus of a package that they have shipped or onethat they are expecting

  • The intranet has gone to retailers that ship products

directly to customers and set up computer systemsthat will place and ship orders

Intranet Deployment Strategy

(cont.)

-^

The intranet server platform has to meet 10evaluation criteria

4. Compatibility expandable configuration requirements, but also standardindustry specifications to protect application investment.

: The server family must not only meet

5. Manageability

: As the trend increases, enterprise systems

must be operational from any point on the network and addressthe major operational management problems concerning configuration,fault and problem diagnosis and installation. 6. Availability

: As enterprise servers assume a larger role in the

electronic channel and the enterprise wide Web, these systemsmust be able to sustain tens to hundreds of thousands ofaccesses and transactions with minimal downtime. 7. Reliability

: The hardware reliability, data integrity, systems

integration, and operational error immunity are essential.