...Linux/Intel Effectiveness For Running E-Business: A Case Study of Oracle E-Business Outsourcing An Oracle White Paper January 2003 Linux/Intel Effectiveness For Running E-Business: A Case Study of Oracle E-Business Outsourcing Executive Overview ............................................................................................. 3 Introduction .......................................................................................................... 3 Why Linux? ........................................................................................................... 4 Price/Performance Measurement of Intel Architecture ................................. 4 UNBREAKABLE LINUX ................................................................................ 4 Architecture for E-Business outsourcing.......................................................... 5 Oracle E-Business Outsourcing Standard Infrastructure .............................. 5 effectiveness of Linux/Intel for outsourcing ................................................... 6 Reliability ............................................................................................................... 7 Reliability Advantages of Oracle E-Business Suite on Linux/Intel and RISC ........................................................................................................................7 Performance .....................................................................................................
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...Oracle E-Business Suite (EBS), also commonly known as Oracle Applications, is a suite of business applications made up of a large number of distinct software modules. Some of the modules are: Oracle Financials, Oracle CRM, Oracle Supply Chain Application, Oracle Logistics, Oracle Order Management and Human Resources (HRMS). Oracle EBS includes the company’s enterprise resource planning (ERP) product as well as supply chain management (SCM) and customer relationship management (CRM) applications. Each application is licensed separately so companies can select the combination that is suitable for their business processes. Oracle E-Business Suite offers flexible business solutions for different sizes of companies, which is a significant strength. 1, Large-sized Companies Large-size companies in the favor of Oracle EBS because of the powerful functions of this software. For example, Oracle Logistics module allows users to plan, manage, and control the flow and storage of products and services within a business. It provides information to plan future demand and safety stock within the warehouse. The application can create detailed, constraint-based production schedules and material plans. On the other hand, Oracle Supply Chain Application could cooperate Oracle Logistics by powering a business’s information-driven supply chains. Companies can predict market requirements, innovate in response to volatile market conditions, and align operations across global networks. For some large...
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...HND Business E-Business Integrated Assignment 2014/15 Tiarnan Farquhar Table of Contents 1.1 Introduction to the environment in which e business is conducted and business transaction types 1.2 The benefits and barriers to businesses considering an on-line presence 1.3 Security and legislative issues facing an on-line business 1.4 The models of communication available to an e-business and their application 3.1 The different e-business models that can be used to generate revenue for a business 3.2 Analysis of each model in terms of capacity to generate revenue 3.3 Report of future developments in e-business models 1.1 Introduction to the environment in which e business is conducted and business transaction types Electronic business or as it is more widely known ‘e-business’ is is the application of information and communication technologies (ICT) and applications that support and drive business processes, most often using web technologies. E business allows companies to link internal and external procedures more proficiently and effectively. It allows them to connect more with suppliers and associates to produce a better service, product and experience to their customers. This generally results in an enhancement to the complete business performance.A website is the most well-known application used, e-business delves much deeper than this. There is an immense range of internet technologies to select...
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...1.0 Introduction 1.1 Name and purpose of the system ASOS is a global online fashion and beauty retailer launched in 2000 by Nick Robertson and Quentin Griffiths and carries over 60,000 products of clothes, footwear, accessories and jewelry.(ASOS, 2014). Asos.com purposed to enable online shoppers to easily purchase fashion and beauty products online by practicing a virtual business system. Through the use of e-commerce strategy and method, sales of ASOS in European markets rose by 65 percent on year while international sales rising 47 percent (Inside Retail, 2013). 1.2 Type of e-marketplace ASOS conducts a private sell-side E-marketplace since it is operated by sellers to make online sales through online website targeting individual consumers and businesses. In other words, ASOS is presented in a B2C and B2B models. It provides not only its own fashion line but also other brands by acting like an intermediary for individuals and small and medium size businesses so that they are able to sell their own items to other purchasers. 2.0 E-business components 2.1. Possible Internal Organizational Functions 2.1.1 Sales and Marketing ASOS markets their products by targeting a specific market segment of young fashion conscious consumers and caters for a narrow market segment by providing high end designer prices and ASOS’s own label affordable products. By targeting the youth’s market ASOS embraced social media such as Facebook, Twitter, Youtube to interact with their...
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...An advantage of using an open environment is increased speed, having a virtual storefront is less expensive than operating a real one. It is also cheaper than what you would have to pay for utilities and everything with having a store. An insecure e-commerce gateway page will usually speed up the transaction process but won’t necessarily translate into the sales. With an insecure e-commerce page reduces the fees that you would have to pay because it does not involve a third party to handle the transactions. There is no encrypting involved so you do not have to pay a programmer to do that. The problem with that is though when people wish to buy products from you they would print the page out, fill it out and then fax it with their credit card information to you. There are some drawbacks to doing business the print and fax method, most online shoppers won’t go near an insecure e-commerce page. Doing it this way makes it easier for Identify theft to happen as well because you have to fax them the information and people can keep the faxed copy. The BBB and the Federal Trade commission warn and advise people against site usage that does not provide a secure e-commerce transaction. When it comes to purchasing music or videos a person can get them right away by downloading them to their computers. Most people want to buy from sites that are easy for them to pay for the product and get it soon after they pay for it. The disadvantages defiantly outweigh the advantages on an...
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...E-Business Online Business Expansion Proposal Viability This proposal is in response to the assignment to develop an online presence for our current business Quick Service. Quick Service is an automotive oil and lube service. In the past we have focused on word of mouth, newspaper ads, and the Yellow Pages to drive our business. In the past we have been very successful using these marketing methods. But in today’s business climate it has become very apparent that we need to pursue offering our services online. The viability of offering our service online is very strong. Reliable statistics from 2007 show that there were over 254 million registered passenger vehicles in the United States (Research and Innovative Technology Administration Bureau of Transportation Statistics, 2010). No doubt at least that number still holds true in 2011. For the sake of obtaining some numbers that are realistic and that make sense let’s consider only half of those vehicles will have their oil changed once each quarter. Half of 254 million is 127 million. Each of those should have the oil changed at least four times each year. 127 million times 4 oil changes amounts to 508 million oil changes. While the potential “oil change” market is difficult to accurately estimate. This is a very conservative estimate that is likely to be 20% lower than actual. By expanding to offer our services online we will gain exposure and make it easier for us to gain...
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...EXECUTIVE SUMMARY: Company Description Affordable Health Insurance is a company offering comprehensive medical, dental and life insurance online. In today’s world where Internet, social media and web surfing has become so globalised the company offers a service online which is easy to access, does not consume much time, offers comparable rates at no cost to the consumer. Having health insurance is important for several reasons. Uninsured people receive less medical care and less timely care, they have worse health outcomes, and lack of insurance is a fiscal burden for them and their families. Moreover, the benefits of coverage outweigh the costs for added services. Mission statement: “QUALITY YOU CAN COUNT ON” The company’s mission is to provide quality, compassionate, and professional health care that is affordable, easily accessible and without discrimination to all. The company is dedicated to building a long term relationship with customers through quality service and support. Service viability in an online Environment Affordable Health Insurance is a company offering comprehensive medical, dental and life insurance online. In today’s world where Internet, social media and web surfing has become so globalised the company offers a service online which is easy to access, does not consume much time, offers comparable rates at no cost to the consumer. The products include medical, dental and Life insurance giving the consumer affordable and a vast variety of...
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...Office Depot Embraces E-Business Lena Herron ACC/340 July 29, 2013 Sara Carpenter Office Depot Embraces E-Business Electronic business (E-Business) is conducting business over the Internet or dedicated proprietary networks (Bagranoff, Simkin & Strand, 2008). E-Business methods allow firms to link their external and internal data processing systems added efficiency and flexibility, to work closer with suppliers and partners, and to improve customer satisfaction. E-Commerce is a subsection of E-Business. E- Commerce involves the process of buying, transferring, or exchanging products, services, and information through computer networks. E-business includes more business processes such as supply chain management, electronic purchasing, processing orders electronically, handling customer service, and cooperating with business associates. One brick-and- mortar business that has changed its business process because of E-Business is Office Depot, which announced its merger with OfficeMax this year. The combined companies online sales in 2011 totaled $6.7 billion representing 41.1% of total office supply company web sales of $16.30 billion, as reported in the 2012 Internet Retailer Top 500 Guide. Office Depot offers office supplies and services through 1,628 worldwide retail stores, a dedicated sales force, catalogs, and global e-commerce operations. Office Depot annual sales are approximately $10.7 billion, they employ about 38,000 associates, and serves...
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...Electronic Business Models A Conceptual Framework For Small and Medium-Sized Canadian Enterprises Intitiated by: In collaboration with: CEFRIO is a networking centre with over 140 university, industry and government members whose mission it is to help improve organizational performance through the application of information and communications technology(ICT). With offices in Quebec City and Montreal, CEFRIO works with partners conducting research and strategic monitoring activities that affect Quebec’s economic sectors as a whole. This document is part of the project entitled “New Electronic Business (E-business) Models and Small and MediumSized Enterprise (SME) Development”, a CEFRIO initiative conducted in partnership with the National Bank of Canada, CANARIE, Industry Canada, Canadian Heritage and TELUS Québec. CEFRIO wishes to underscore the assistance provided by these organizations throughout the execution of this project. The members of the project’s research team are Louise Côté, associate professor, HEC Montreal, Vincent Sabourin, associate professor, Université du Québec à Montréal, and Michel Vézina, full professor, HEC Montreal. The researchers are also CEFRIO research associates. For information regarding the project, please contact Josée Beaudoin, CEFRIO’s Montreal office manager and the project manager. June 2003 Quebec City office 900 René-Lévesque Blvd East, Suite 717 Quebec (Quebec) G1R 2B5 Canada Telephone : (418) 523-3746 ...
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...E-BUSINESS IS THE WAY TO SUCCESS IN THIS ERA BSc (hons) economics and management 14 E-business strategy implementation in a specific SME Module: E-business, Module code: MMIS 2304 Prepared by Jean Patrick Ramdally, E-BUSINESS IS THE WAY TO SUCCESS IN THIS ERA BSc (hons) economics and management 14 E-business strategy implementation in a specific SME Module: E-business, Module code: MMIS 2304 Prepared by Jean Patrick Ramdally, Id no: 121290 Submitted to Mr Ashley Paupiah Content Acknowledgement, Abstract……………………………………………………………… page 2 Question ……………………………………………………………………………………. page 3 Introduction- Company profile…………………………………………………………… page 4 What is e-business………………………………………………………………………….. page 5 Importance of e-business................................................................................................….... page 6 Effect of e-business………………………………………………………………………….. page 7 Economic characteristic of implementing e-business……………………………………... page 7 Steps to implement e-business in One-click shop………………………………………….. page 10 Most important benefits of integrated e-business…………………………………………. page 24 Conclusion, reference ……………………………………………………………………….. page 25 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT First of all I would like to thanks Mr PAUPIAH for giving me the opportunity to carry out this project. It is a very interesting topic and at the same time this would help me to grasp more about the topic itself which is the implementation of e-business strategy in...
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...and business development. In essence the internet made the world a smaller place. The development of the internet turned it into a valuable resource for business by affecting price standards. The internet has made business more economical for companies because of the easy entry. If a company wants to design a webpage there are already websites that walk you through the web page design process. Most importantly they are free. When people think of the internet, free comes to mind because of the availability of mass information at no cost. This has allowed businesses to cut costs or re-invest their cash flow in different projects. In e-business there is often a reduction in costs required to complete traditional business procedures (Leonard, 2006). Companies can cut costs by sending bills through an email rather than mailing out the paper bill. To finalize transactions customers don’t have to get in their cars and waste gas to drive to the business venue. They can just access the business web page, purchase away and have it delivered to them. In some cases customers have to pay for shipping but it becomes one less expense for the business. Because of this some companies are able to offer lower internet sales prices. Since the cost of the product is lower and the company may incur less to negligible selling expenses, they are able to offer lower prices to compete in the market. E-business affects prices through labor as well. Electronic units are replacing other business practices...
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...E-business (electronic business), derived from such terms as "e-mail" and "e-commerce," is the conduct of business on the Internet, not only buying and selling but also servicing customers and collaborating with business partners. One of the first to use the term was IBM, when, in October, 1997, it launched a thematic campaign built around the term. Today, major corporations are rethinking their businesses in terms of the Internet and its new culture and capabilities. 1. E-tailing, or virtual storefronts on Web sites. Increasingly, much direct selling (or e-tailing) is taking place on the Internet of computer-related equipment and software. One of the first to report sales in the millions of dollars directly from the Web was Dell Computer. Travel bookings directly or indirectly as a result of Web research are becoming significant. Custom-orderable golf clubs and similar specialties are considered good prospects for the immediate future. 1. Online business-to-business transactions. E-business involves business processes spanning the entire value chain: electronic purchasing and supply chain management, processing orders electronically, handling customer service, and cooperating with business partners. Special technical standards for e-business facilitate the exchange of data between companies. E-business software solutions allow the integration of intra and inter firm business processes. E-business can be conducted using the Web, the Internet, intranets, extranets, or some...
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...Since the introduction of dot.com companies in the late 90's to the way we do e-Business in today's market. Dot.com companies were a collection of start up companies selling products or service using the Internet. e-Business on the other hand is opening new avenues of collaboration in the apparel and retail industries, and companies across the supply chain. They proliferated in the late 1990's dot.com boom, a speculative frenzy of investment in Internet and Internet-related technicial stock and enterprises. The name derives from the fact that many of them have the ".com" internet top level domain suffix built into their company name. (Remember why the dot. com companies tanked?) Modell's Sporting Goods is the nation's oldest, family-owned and operated, retailer of sporting goods, sporting attire, for men, women and children wear and brand name athletic footwear. Modells.com (e-Business) currently offers a large collection of products from top name brands in the sporting goods and clothing business and has prospered from its e-business. Modell's has taken full advantage of its e-business opportunity like most of the dot.com companies but survived the rise and fall of the boom. The electronic medium (Internet) has reduced or eliminated many costs associated with doing store front business. For example: investment in real estate and facilities are reduced, and certain administrative costs related to these stores have been eliminated. Moreover, the accomplishment of the electronic...
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...The world of the electronic business Electronic business is a business managed over the internet, like using electronic networks to do transactions, processes and systems that assist the act of doing business. According to SearchCIO, "E-business (electronic business), derived from such terms as "e-mail" and "e-commerce" is the conduct of business on the Internet, not only buying and selling but also servicing customers and collaborating with business partners" .The e-business world (electronic business world) is about helping in the development of business operations, changing business models, and internal communication tools. Over the last few years, companies have made large steps in adopting this technology. Internet access, e-mail and mobile communications have changed the way the people lives and the way how companies sell products to customers. As a result, companies adopted electronic business to get customers satisfactions. The large movement of using electronic business has advantages and disadvantages for both companies and customers. One of the advantages of using e-business for customers is its availability. Products are for sale for 24 hours a day, seven days a week, as a result of sales for 24 hours, customers can easily access the global markets at any time. Accessing the global markets allows customers to buy different products like computers, mobile phones and clothes from any place in the world. At the moment...
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...Economic environment in the past had hailed successful business adventure as one that had the availability of raw materials, large plots of land, capital and money. In recent times, the economic environment has changed dramatically. Money and land are no longer the most important resource for a company’s success. It is now information. No matter what miraculous inventions or products one has come up with, if there is no information about it to the wider group of people, your products, your ideas and your company will go down the drain and nobody will even sympathize with you because nobody know you existed. Fortunately, the economic environment changed and brought with it tools to manage the change to ones advantage. That is, as Information became the most important resource, Information and Communications Technology became revolutionalized, gathered paced and continued to provide increasingly more powerful, affordable, versatile and convenient tools in the form of technologies, infrastructure and services that help the business group handle its new resource, Information. These above mentioned factors indicate that businesses, both large and small, need to change their way of doing things in order to exploit the unique opportunities presented by the birth of Information and Communications technologies era. Thus the emergence of what is now popularly known as e-Business. E-Business is using the internet and related technologies to redesign and embed an organization’s internal...
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