E-commerce Implementation Report & Prototype Website

CIS8100 Assignment 3E-commerce Implementation Report& Prototype Website
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Table of Contents
Report Letter of Transmittal, Executive Summary and Introduction........................................2
Report Section 1 – Implementation Plan...................................................................................3
Report Section 2 – Social Marketing Campaign........................................................................6
Report Section 3 – Privacy in Social Networks.........................................................................8
Report Section 4 – Mobile Presence........................................................................................10
Report: Conclusions and Recommendations to the Business..................................................11
Report: Appendix 1 Journal.....................................................................................................12
References................................................................................................................................14

Report Letter of Transmittal, Executive Summary and Introduction
Letter of Transmittal
Dear UIO,
Following this letter, a report has been attached to enlighten us with the website
implementation of “Hire Car”, a car rental online store. I am optimistic the report’s sections
shall be appropriate to your needs. Kindly revert us with a feedback.
Yours sincerely,
ABC
Executive Summary
Hire Car is an e-commerce platform for booking car rents. The report shall begin by
disclosing critical details on the SDLC, social media campaigning and its development,
privacy issues and the current landscape of mobile commerce. It shall thus enable
understanding the real-time e-commerce environment to prepare a successful development
and marketing strategy for the website.
Introduction
“Hire car” ( https://hirecar.cloudaccess.host/ )provides services of car renting through an
online booking platform. “Hire car” functions within Australian boundaries and aims to be a
one-stop car rental solution provider for cars- both luxury and of humble budget. Customers
who are willing to make use of “Hire Car” services must enter the website, click the
“reservations” option and provide a
“ Pick-up” location, car booking date, location of return etc to rent a car. All users should be
over 25 years of age and must be eligible with the license for driving within the country’s
borders. In the traditional car renting market of Australia, the online car renting concept
shall create a niche for a variety of customers. It shall give clarity, convenience and a better
idea on the renting services and solutions of “ Hire Car”. This in turn can be a competitive

advantage for the organization to out-beat its rival companies. Thus, the e-commerce
platform development, its plan of implementation, its social media marketing plan, its privacy
issues an internet shall help to evaluate the digital platform and come up with a handy
solution.
Report Section 1 – Implementation Plan
Delving into the software engineering field, the Systems development lifecycle shall throw
light on the phases of development of “Hire Car” e-commerce application. SDLC chalks out
a highly comprehensive outline on how to plan, build, conduct testing, deploy and ultimately
maintain a software application. For “Hire Car” and its e-commerce website, the SDLC
process shall provide clarity to the steps of development, its functional and non-functional
requirements to make a successful application. An agile methodology has been chosen as
SDLC methodology here. The phases shall be highlighted below:
System Analysis: The key project requirements are recognized, estimated and collected
during Systems analysis phase. These requirements are always decided between the service
provider or the project team and the client organization. The key resource requirements are
decided as below:
a. Manpower: A website developer, UX designer, testing analyst as well as a system
analyst (SambhajiGawade and Bhagwan Hanchate, 2014)
b. Hardware: Desktop or even a laptop, a high level of processor speed, Wi-Fi router
Graphics card,
c. Software: CRM tool, anti-malware software, SSL as well as social media tools
d. Network: POS devices as well as broadband tools
e. Interface: windows or even Mac