E - COMMERCE WEBSITE

Guided By:- Submitted By:-

Manjeet Soni Sir Meenakshi Kakode

Manisha Mandloi
Seema Kohare
Suchita Singh
 COMMERCE

•Exchange of Goods / Services.

•Contracting parties are Buyer and Seller.

•Trust and Security principle.

•Intermediaries are Direct (Distributors,

Retailers) and Indirect (Banks, Regulators).

•Money is a medium to facilitate transactions.

 What is e Commerce?

E- commerce is enabling or achieving your business

objectives by using information technology to
enhance or transform your business processes.

  E-commerce site: a site offering goods and services

for online sale and enabling online transactions for
such sales.
 E COMMERCE

Automation of commercial transactions using

computer and communication technologies.

Facilitated by Internet and WWW.

Business-to-Business: EDI.

Business-to-Consumer: WWW retailing.

 Features

–Easy, global access, 24 hour

availability.

–Customized products and services.

–Back Office integration.

–Additional revenue stream.

 JOB OF E COMMERCE

 The buying and selling of

products or services over electronic
systems such as the Internet and
other computer networks.

 The amount of trade conducted

electronically has to grow extraordinarily
with widespread Internet usage.
 E-Commerce Steps

•Attract prospects to your site:-

–Positive online experience.
–Value over traditional retail.
•Convert prospect to customer:-
–Provide customized services.
–Online ordering, billing and payment.
•Keep them coming back:-
–Online customer service.
–Offer more products and conveniences.
E Commerce Participants
 PROJECT DESCRIPTION

1. Information Gathering
2. Planning
3. Design
4. Development
5. Testing and Delivery
6. Maintenance
7. SEO
 Information Gathering

The first step in designing a successful

web site is to gather information.
Many things need to be taken into
consideration when the look and feel of
your site is created.
 Planning

Using the information gathered from

phase one, it is time to put together a
plan for your web site.
This is the point where a site map is
developed.
 Design

Rating from the information gathered up

to this point, it’s time to determine the
look and feel of your site.
 Development

The developmental stage is the point

where the web site itself is created.
At this time, your web designer will
take all of the individual graphic elements
from the prototype and use them to
create the actual, functional site.
 Testing and Delivery

At this point, your web designer will attend to

the final details and test your web site.
They will test things such as the complete
functionality of forms or other scripts, as well
last testing for last minute compatibility issues
ensuring that your web site is optimized to be
viewed properly in the most recent browser
versions.
 Maintenance

Most web designers will be more than happy

to continue working together with you, to
update the information on your web site.
Many designers offer maintenance
packages at reduced rates, based on how
often you anticipate making changes or
additions to your web site
 SEO

Other maintenance type items include

SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and
SES (Search Engine Submission).
This is the optimization of you web site
with elements such as title, description
and keyword tags which help your web
site achieve higher rankings in the search
engines.
How can E-commerce be used?

1. Community-based services: Payment of utility

bills, traffic fines, donations to charity etc.

2. Shopping: Buying and selling goods and services

3. Communication: E-mail, Net telephony products

can be commerce-enabled and serviced via the
Net.
 For what e commerce work?

1. Travel / Tourism.

2. Retail - items that don’t need personal touch - music,

books, gifts, Computers, electronic items, Auctions.

3. Real Estate - houses and investment properties. More

efficient and effective processes between businesses
(B 2 B).
For what it does not work?

1. Items which require “touch and trial”

• Luxury goods.
• Clothes - beyond T-shirts

2. Groceries - it works for some people but

market is restricted.
 In Future

• While E-Commerce may not completely replace

other forms of Commerce, it is likely to be the
dominant mode of the commercial transactions
in the future.

• Colleges and Schools including Business Schools

should reflect this trend in the curriculum to
train the future generation of Managers.
 What are the risks?

Failure of the web site:

• problems with the surroundings, power
failure.
• failure of the hardware or software.
• attack through virus or computer hackers.

Main issue: Secure payment scheme

 E-Commerce Security
Authorization, Access Control:– protect intranet
from hordes: Firewalls.

Confidentiality, Data Integrity:– protect contents

against snoopers: Encryption.

Authentication:– both parties prove identity before

starting transaction: Digital certificates.

Non-repudiation:– proof that the document

originated by you & you only: Digital signature.
 ADVANTAGES

1. In business activities like selling and

purchasing of products and services
carried out over electronic systems like
the Internet and computer networks.

2. Supply chain management, transaction

processing, Internet marketing and
inventory management.
Cont…
3. Provides the opportunity to look for
cheaper and quality products.

4. Consumers can easily research on a

specific product and sometimes even find
out the original manufacturer to purchase.

5. Shopping online is usually more

convenient and time saving than
conventional shopping.
 DISADVANTAGES

1. Inherent limitations restricted the number

of people using this revolutionary system.

2. A large number of people do not use the

Internet for any kind of financial transaction
or due to lack of knowledge and trust.
Cont…

3. Many people have reservations regarding

the requirement to disclose personal and
private information for security.

4. A lot of phone calls and e-mails may be

required till you get your desired products.
 FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS

 Web Site Look & Feel: Create your own custom

design. Preview design templates before they are
published .

 Category Management: Add / update/ delete

category and Category description .

 Product Management: Add / update/ delete

products and product descriptions and Cost.
 Cont…

 Discount: Mark a product to be on-sale .

 Customer Management: Guest registration and

create and save unlimited number of custom fields
like age, birthday, etc.

 Order Processing: View and process your orders

online, Multiple currency supported and accept
Cash on delivery.
Cont…

Marketing: Search engine friendly.

 Queries and Discussions: Customer is

allowed to post queries and discuss products sold
online.

 Secure Transaction: Data is sent over a

secured network and message encryption
techniques.
NON FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS

 Manageability: Remote access to setup [On/Off]

Capability, self management and maintainability.

 Interface: Supports multi-language and

interface adaptation, accessibility and usability.

 Performance: System responds the user as soon

as possible.
Cont…

 Reliability: Failure is as low as possible ,

Robustness and Scalability.

 Security: Transaction security and personnel

details of the user must be confidential.

 Documentation: Technical documentation

and Online help.
Cont…

Package: Easy setup process and Customizable

paths.

 Easy to Use: Interface should attractive at the

same time it should be easy to use.

Testability: Test cases & test cases results.

Availability of automated test cases running and
reporting.
 Conclusion

Electronic commerce is the paperless

exchange of business information using electronic
data interchange (EDI), e-mail, electronic bulletin
boards, fax transmissions, and electronic funds
transfer. It refers to Internet shopping, online
stock and bond transactions, the downloading and
selling of “soft merchandise” (software,
documents, graphics, music, etc.), and business-
to- business transactions.
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