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E-commerce: Changing to an E-economy

Audience

Business administrators, business analysts, business managers, end-users, Internet users, IT consultants, IT managers, IT personnel, sales personnel, marketing personnel, distribution personnel, and Internet, extranet, and intranet consultants

Prerequisites

The courses E-commerce: An Introduction, E-commerce: Framework, E-commerce: Security Considerations, E-commerce: Consumer Payment Protocols; familiarity with the World Wide Web, the Internet, and web architecture

Course Aim

To describe the international, social, and governmental considerations that are associated with the growing electronic-based economy

Learning Objectives

Identify the reasons behind the growth of the global e-economy. Identify the effects of a move to an e-economy. Assess the need and nature of required standards. Describe the issues where international cooperation is required. Evaluate the likely social effects of a move to an e-economy. Explain the role governments can play in promoting an e-economy. Point out the limitations of governments in regard to regulation.

Topics Covered

Global considerations - Emerging e-economy - Global agreements and standards - International cooperation Social considerations - Equipping people for e-business - People to people - The workplace Government and e-business - Role of government - Business-oriented initiatives - Socially-oriented initiatives