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E-Business Intranets Inrernet Extranet WWW
E-Business Intranets Inrernet Extranet WWW
E-Business Intranets Inrernet Extranet WWW
Often viewed to be one and the same however they are not.
partners Ecommerce
customers
E-BUSINESS - INTERNET
Uses: Interactive web sites
support global communications and
collaboration among employees, E-mail, remote desktop, Online discussion groups,
customers, suppliers, and other Discussion groups Bulletin boards, Electronic
business partners. Audio & videoconferencing
questionnaires, Mailing
lists,Newsletters...
Companies use intranets to share info such as work-related documents & to facilitate
collaborative efforts amongst its employees.
Workforce Productivity discussion groups, chat rooms, audio and video conferencing.
Faster data access easily navigate and locate the business information you need.
Business operation & intranet applications are developed which are installed in the
management companys server for companys use.
TCP/IP
CLIENT/SERVER
NETWORKS
HTML WEB PUBLISHING
HYPERMEDIA
S/W(ADOBE
DATABASES CONTRIBUTE, KOMODO)
INTRANET TECH
RESOURCES
NETWORK
HARDWARE AND
MANAGEMENT &
SECURITY SOFTWARE SUCH AS
PROGRAMS(FIREWALL) WEB BROWSERS AND
SERVERS
DISADVANTAGES OF INTRANET
Ongoing costs
Expensive h/w & User weakness accidental
s/w needed deletion of file
(Computer when many need to
misuse) Logging people operate maintained and
from others on same file updated.
machine same time on
server.
Implementation
cost: File safety
E-BUSINESS - EXTRANET
BUSINESS EXTRANET
Extranets are network links that use Internet technologies to interconnect
the Intranet of a business with the Intranets of its customers, suppliers, or
other business partners.
A B
DISADVANTAGES OF EXTRATRANET
Communication
Collaboration
E- USINESS & WWW A STUDY
Two methods were employed in the study: first, a sample of 300 businesses with
Web sites, across a wide range of industry types, was examined.
The sites were investigated in relation to
- the purpose of the Web site,
- the use being made of electronic mail
- the extent to which multi-media was being utilised.
Secondly, an electronic-mail questionnaire was sent to those that provided an e-mail address for
contact.
14 were returned immediately due to unknown addresses or technical problems.
Of the remaining 208, 102 replies were received, five of which were of no relevance,
leaving 97 completed questionnaires to examine;
a response rate of 47%, which is surprisingly good for a survey of this kind.
E- USINESS & WWW STUDY RESULTS
Basic Web presence with basic info of company
3.0 %
no details on specific products or services.
Web presence, company info, product or service info with price details
10.7% ability to order the products or services by electronic mail (but with billing
occurring conventionally)
E- USINESS & WWW STUDY RESULTS
Web presence with company information
11.7 % product or service information (including price details)
on-line ordering and payment.
3% Web presence with company information and providing free products or services.
E- USINESS & WWW STUDY RESULTS
PURPOSE