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E-commerce: Framework

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 course E-commerce: An Introduction, familiarity with the World Wide Web, the Internet, and web architecture

Course Aim

To provide an overview of the physical and logical infrastructures that need to be in place for e-commerce solutions

Learning Objectives

Identify the key elements that constitute a web-based e-commerce architecture. Examine the requirements of Web, Commerce, Transaction and Database servers used in e-commerce. Explain the components involved in transacting on the Internet. Describe the client consideration in e-commerce. Detail the minimum browser requirements. Outline and explain a number of business application tools and processes that can be used as part of a company's e-commerce solution.

Topics Covered

Server infrastructure - Architecture - Web servers - Commerce servers - Database servers - Transaction servers Client considerations - Hardware requirements - Software requirements - Working with certificates - Hands-on: Adding a CA Business processes - Internet applications - EDI, hybrid EDI, and interactive EDI - Business application tools