Internet Applications - E-Commerce - Lecture Slides, Slides of Fundamentals of E-Commerce

Students of Computer Science, study E-Commerce as an auxiliary subject. these are the key points discussed in these Lecture Slides of E-Commerce : Internet Applications, Service Industry, Broker, Performed Online, Online Travel, Tourism, Travel Industry, Job Market, Electronic Real, Stock Trading

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E-Commerce & Internet

Applications

(EC in Service Industry)

Learning Objectives

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Understand how broker-based services areperformed online

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Describe online travel tourism services and theirbenefits

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Discuss the impact of EC on the travel industry

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Describe the online job market, its drivers andbenefits

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Describe the electronic real estate market

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Understand how stock trading is done onlineand its benefits

Broker-Based Services

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Brokers work as intermediariesbetween buyers and sellers

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Agents basically make the markets

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Agents provide many services

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Most of the value-added tasks ofbrokers can be automated

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Major electronic agent-basedservices^ – travel– employment– real estate– stocks

  • electronic auctions– at-home banking– insurance

• Service Industries Vs. Manufacturing and

Product’s Retailing

Broker-Based Services

(cont.)

  • Service Industries
    • pure EC is quite possible

substantially reduced cost

  • bank and brokerage houses
    • possible digitization of the entire process
      • travel and real estate agents
        • viewing an online video clip or seeing photos of a hotel or a

house for sale

  • Manufacturing and Product’s Retailing
    • physical delivery cost may be high
  • Services Provided Information and bookingof airlines, hotels, cars,and even golf courses

Fare comparisons

360 degreevideo tours oftop destinations

Electronic Travelmagazine

Tips provided by peoplethat experienced certainsituations (like a visaproblem)

Pictures of majorattractions

Providing maps Information aboutentertainment and ticketpurchasing (such aswww.ticketmaster.com)

Converting 200

currencies

Travel and Tourism Services

(cont.)

Worldwidebusiness andplaces locator

E-mail tointermediary

Chat roomsand bulletinboards

Major international news

Weather watch

Experts’ options

Shopping for travelaccessories andbooks

Specialinterestvacations

Current status

of flights(real time)

Fare tracker (freee-mail alerts onlow fares)

Bed and breakfastrecommendations

Restaurant reviews

Special discountinformation

Frequentflier deals

Travel news

Driving directionsin the US

Travel and Tourism Services

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  • Benefits
    • Free information is tremendous– Free information is accessible

anytime

  • Substantial discounts

Travel and Tourism Services

(cont.)