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Industry Framework and Infrastructure

The document outlines the framework and forces behind e-business. It discusses five layers of the e-business framework: network infrastructure, multimedia content, messaging/information dissemination, security protection, and practical e-commerce applications. Four key forces driving e-business are also identified: economic forces of integration, market forces of online marketing/promotion, technology forces of ICT development, and globalization allowing markets beyond local reach. The document concludes with challenges to implementing e-business in Bangladesh and a proposed framework focusing on infrastructure, design issues, and mobile commerce.

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Industry Framework and Infrastructure

The document outlines the framework and forces behind e-business. It discusses five layers of the e-business framework: network infrastructure, multimedia content, messaging/information dissemination, security protection, and practical e-commerce applications. Four key forces driving e-business are also identified: economic forces of integration, market forces of online marketing/promotion, technology forces of ICT development, and globalization allowing markets beyond local reach. The document concludes with challenges to implementing e-business in Bangladesh and a proposed framework focusing on infrastructure, design issues, and mobile commerce.

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Industry Framework and Forces behind E-business

Presented By: Nandini Gupta(BM-010197) Pooja Agrawal(BM-010200)

E-Business Industry Framework


Changed Market structure More information structure and e-money Nature of exchanging products remains unchanged Reduced operating costs and improved spply chain integration

Basic Framework
First layer: Network Infrastructure
Foundation layer of hardware infrastructure and is a mixture of many forms of information transport systems

The Second Layer: Multimedia Content and Network Publishing


Enables the content to be developed in a programming language

The Third layer: Messaging and Information Dissemination


Technology used: communicating non-formatted and formatted data, HTTP and URL

The Fourth layer: Security Protection in Business Services


Facilities include standardized product catalogues, price lists, e-payment methods, secured transmission of business information and the authentication of identity of both trading parties

The Fifth layer: Practical Application of Ecommerce


Supply chain management, electronic marketing, electronic advertising, online shopping, online entertainment, etc.

Collaborative and Highly adaptive e-business framework


Server Infrastructure
To facilitate the setup and execution of crossorganizational business processes

User Infrastructure
Allow users to process and use content management functionality across a range of desktop, portal, or web-based applications

Forces behind E-Business


1. Economic Force o External Integration o Internal Integration 2. Market Force o To use E-Business in marketing and promotion. o Internet is used as a medium.

3. Technology Force o Development of ICT (Information and Communication Technology) is the key factor. o Spare government the trouble and cost of installing expensive landlines.

4. Globalization o Describes the way people using E-Commerce as a channel. o Offers the chance to grow a market beyond local. 5. Deregulation o Represents the opening up of markets that were previously closed.

Case Study A Generic Framework for Implementing Electronic Commerce in developing country

Challenges in implementing E-Business in Bangladesh


Lack of education Power Shortage Unavailable internet facility Natural disaster

Framework for implementing ebusiness


Stage-setting steps for establishing e-business
Proper physical infrastructure, IT experts from different universities were used to implement

Design issues for implementing Electronic Commerce


social, economical and educational issues were in concern, implementing open source software development, large-scale activity

E-business to M-business: The Journey Begins


Increase of mobile communication in Bangladesh has made a silent revolution in all the sectors, even into the extreme-rural areas

Analysis of proposed e-commerce framework


E-Commerce infrastructure is formed with the integration of software infrastructure and hardware infrastructure For any developing country ,this both software and hardware infrastructure are tough to manage because of the financial backwardness as well as lack of technical personnel.

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