Exam 1 Flashcards

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8 unique features of e-commerce

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Ubiguity
Global reach
Universal standards
Richness
Interactivity
Information density
Personalization 
Social technology
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Marketspace

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A marketplace extended beyond traditional boundaries and removed from a temporal and geographic location.

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Ubiguity

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Available just about everywhere at all times

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Revenue model of an e-tailer

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Includes B2B & B2C

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Market opportunity

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Refers to the company’s intended marketspace and the overall potential financial opportunities available tonthe firm in that marketspace

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E-commerce

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Digitally enabled commercial transactions between and among organizations and individuals

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Freemium strategy

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Company gives away a certain level of product or service without charge, but then charges a fee for premium levels of the product or service

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Sales revenue model

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The revenue model of an e-tailer

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Business model

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Set of planned activities designed to result in a profit in a marektplace

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Value proposition

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Addresses why the customer should buy from you

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Which company used a transaction fee revenue model?

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E* Trade

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Market strategy

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Specifically details how you plan to find customers and to sell your product

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What gives a business mode credibility with outside investors?

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Firms management team

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Cloud computing

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Form of computing that allows for computing power to be obtained through software applications on the internet. Allows for you to not need hardware or software

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Public cloud

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Exposed to the public and can be used by everyone

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Private cloud

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Used by a single organization, which aren’t exposed to the public

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Hybrid cloud

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Can be distributed among public and private clouds. Data from multiple orgs is stored in a shared environment

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ICANN

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Closest to being a manager of the internet. It coordinates the internets systems of unique identifiers: IP addresses, protocol paramager registries, and top level domain systems.

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HTML (HyperText Markup Language

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Provides web page designers with a fixed set of markup tags used to format a web page. Defines the structure of a doc, including headlines, tables, etc.

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CSS

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Tells browser how to display the HTML elements on screen.

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Packet switching

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Process of slicing digitial messages into parcels, sending them along different communication paths and reassembling them at destination point

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IPv4

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32-bit number that appears as a series if four separste numbers separated by periods

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Domain name system

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Allows a natural language expression, such as Google.com to represent a numeric IP address

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Cloud computing

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Model of computing in computer processing, storage, software, and other services

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TCP/IP
Operates in the transport services and representation standards layer of Internet architecture
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Web runs in which layer of internet acrchitecture?
Applications layer
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US has given up control of:
IANA
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Cortana
Type of intelligent digital assistant
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VolP
Enables the transmission of voice over the internet
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Internet layer of TCP/IP is responsible for
Addressing, packaging, and routing messages
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Address used by a browser to identify the location of content in the Web
Uniform resource locator
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SMTP(simple mail transfer protocol)
Protocol used to send email to a server
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Protocol
Set of rules for transferring data
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ISOC(internet society)
Org that monitors Internet policies and practices
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Chrome
Most popular web browser as of Aug 2018
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Systems development lifecycle
Methodology for understanding the business objectives of any system and designing an appropriate solution
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Business objectives
Capabilities you want your site to have
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Why is system testing important?
Because it involves testing the site as a whole in a way the typical user will use the site
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Unit testing
Involves testing the site’s program modules one at a time
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Acceptance testing
Verifies that the business objectives of the system as originally conceived are in fact working
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A/B testing
Involves showing 2 versions of a web page or website to different users to see which one performs better
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Multivariate
Involves identifying specific elements, creating versions for each element, and then creating a unique combo of each element and version to test
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Responsive web design
Tools and design principles that automatically adjust the layout of a website depending on the screen resolution of the device on which it is being viewed
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Adaptive web design
Server side technique that detects the attributes of the device making the request and, using predefined templates based on device screen size along with CSS and Java-Script, loads a version of the site that is optimized for the device
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Major steps in the syten development lifecycle
Systems analysis/planning; systems design; building the system; testing; and implementation
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Systems design
Logical design and physical design
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Acceptance testing
Verifies business objectives of system are working
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Unit testing
Tests a sites program modules one at a time
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System functionalities
Types of info sydtem capabilities needed to achieve business objectives
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Website user interface (UI) refers to
Appearance and presentation of a website
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HTML for inserting line break

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Bulleted list with HTML
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    Functionality not provided by a web server
    Shopping cart
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    Basic functionality not provided by ecommerce merchant server software
    Marketing analytics
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    CSS
    Cascading style sheets
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    Color CSS Syntax
    Body {color: black;}