Implementing Advanced Electronic Technologies in Modern E-Business

This report provides a comprehensive overview of implementing advanced electronic technologies in e-business. It defines the concept, introduces electronic commerce, and discusses various e-business models, including business-to-customer, business-to-business, consumer-to-consumer, and consumer-to-business. The report also covers arrangements for conducting e-commerce, interoperability with organizational management, customer authentication, and opportunities for improvement. Furthermore, it explores the commercial setup for e-retail, appropriate tools and processes, alignment of e-retail strategies with business strategies, contracts through the internet, and opportunities to improve e-retail infrastructure. Mobile computing trends, molecular communications, e-supply chain management, and network design methods are also discussed, highlighting the strengths and strategies for aligning supply chain strategies with e-business strategies.

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DEFINITION
Implement advanced electronic technologies is defined as the as execution, or the process of
carrying out a method or a plan or any other practice by any business organizations in the
modern innovations(technology)which are greatly experiencing dramatic changes in order to
keep up to the competitive levels in the industry and also to expand its market boundaries
(Anthony Gordon, 2011). The process is continuous so as to keep the business organization
up to date, it is done in a way that some time is taken to understand the training required,
future changes, cost and other requirements before any change or upgrade or change in
technology so as to achieve an effective technology.
INTRODUCTION
Electronic commerce is the use of the modern information technology to improve the
performance of a business in the production of products and services, information technology
boosts the productivity but Due to the fast improvement in technology there are many
changes which are taking in business and there is a change from the traditional way of doing
business to the modern way, whereby all business starting from retailers to the big companies
are moving to the online platform (David J. Comer, 2014).
All the models of business are now carrying out their transaction online in different contexts,
many business are now benefitting from the implementation of the advanced electronic
technologies. The capital invested in the business dictates the design of the website of the
enterprise such what should be included or not business have an opportunity to choose from a
wide variety of websites which exist such as customer-to-customer, business-to-customer to
business-to-business to business and many more available websites (Liangchi Zhang, 2010).
Many efforts are being made to improve the e-business as it is considered a better way of

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carrying out business, many security systems are being put in place to ensure that the level
hacking and fraud is reduced.
1.1The commercial set up of the supplier of the e-commerce products and services should:
 Electronic products and services refer to the methods which are being used by
different business organization to carry out their business without coming into contact
with their customers. The business to supply this product should be able to
 Delivering the intended services or products within the stipulated time so as to meet
the agreement which was upon before the transactions begins (Navet, 2010)
 Should be able to achieve proper and quality packaging and delivery of the products
so as to impress the customer, because there are no physical contacts between the two
parties.
1.2 E-BUSINESS MODELS
I. Business-to-customer model: This type of the model is when a business organization
sells good or products directly to the consumer/customer online without any form of
physical contact the order and payment of the products is done on-line (Blobel, 2009).
The involved business has only an identity online; the business then offers a wide
range of products to its customers. Most of the income which the business-to-
customer model gets is from the direct sells which they carry out and the processing
fees which is usually demanded before the product is delivered to the customer
examples of business organisations which have adopted this model include
bestbooksbuys.com
II. Business-to-business model: In this model it involves different companies or
business organizations using the online platform (internet) to carry out business
transactions between one another (Nicolaidis, 2010). This model of e-business is the

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one which is commonly carried out in the world this is because the nature of the
business to business tractions are very complex and involves multiple process at each
step the income in this type of the model acquires its income through the direct sales
which are carried out.
III. Consumer-to- consumer: Consumer to consumer model is when both the seller and
buyers are both consumers in marketplace online, Craigslist is a good example of the
company which offers an online platform for the consumer to consumer market
online. The customer to customer model enjoys its income from the direct sales which
are carried out (Andrea Kő, 2015).
IV. Consumer-to-business model. This is a unique e-business model in that the
consumers are the one who determine the value of the product the sellers the products
to the business organizations or companies. Reverse auctions in this type of the model
are very common. The customers are the one who drives and determines the price of
the goods in this model (Nicolas Navet, 2001).
1.3Arrangement for conducting e-commerce
This is an agreement of various players in the e-commerce have to agree on how their
products are to be marketed online and the following arrangement have to be made regarding
to the conducting of the business.
 How to promote partners’ products
 Terms and conditions to be observed
 Compensation
 Strategic partner’s content
 Property rights
 Confidential information

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 Promotional materials
 Disadvantages of liabilities
 Parties relationships
 Miscellaneous.
1.4 E-business can interoperates technically and operationally with the organisation’s
management by having
I. Integrating the customer and the organization. Through this the front end and back-
end of the organization can interoperate
II. Integrating the external supply chain
III. Having a better structural part to deliver the value
IV. Proper managing of all sources of income (James M. Walker, 2008)
V. Having a better e-business environment and strategies
1.5 Implementing customer authentication and transaction systems.
 Using system which combines with Wi-Fi to authentication token to aba able to
authenticate the customer financial transactions
 Having a digital certificate
 Proper public key infrastructure
1.6 opportunities to improve e-commerce
 Awareness and better positive attitude of the involved Parties
 Improved security to avoid fraud and hacking (Liangchi Zhang, 2010)
 Trust within the online sellers and buyers
 Fast and accessible internet
 Construction of research model for better understanding

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References
Anthony Gordon, M. H. (2011). Advanced Educational Technology in Technology
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2.1Commercial set up of a business to supply e-retail products and services should:
 A supplier with a reliable means of communication
 Fast product definition process
 Proper management of quality control
 Business which usually attends tradeshows abroad
2.2 Appropriate e-retail tools and processes.
Many e-retail business people find pleasure of using email as a tool to carry out their day to
day activities as many small e-retail business uses mail to send many emails to their
customers through that they increase their market such as:
I. Social media management (coschedule): Coschedule in this case refers as a tool of
marketing by the marketers many appreciates social medial management because they
consider it to be simple and user friendly (Blobel, 2009).
II. Online customer care (live chat) many e-business have implemented technology
which support their customers from ground up the point of understanding what the
business organization deal with. The availability of the customer care live chat shows
the capability of the products which they deal with.
III. Social listening
2.3 Aligning e-retail strategies with the business strategies
 Putting clear definition and focusing on the value proposition
 The value of a company depends upon its proprietary pricing, careful selection, proper
experience.
 Better understanding of the market (Jared, 2017)

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 Many people take it as very simple to hear that it’s better for one to understand his/her
market but the truth is that it is not easy as many people may perceive. All the e-retail
should understand what their customers require.
 Regular testing and experimentation
 Many e-businesses offer an opportunity for people to carry out regular testing and
experimentation (David J. Comer, 2014).
2.4
 Contract through the internet and consent
 For all the transaction which takes place online they take place under a communicated
agreement or a contract which should be reached through
 Carrying out valid internet transactions, this can be done by dong all the online
transactions as per the laid down terms and conditions of the platforms such as the
law of offering and accepting, law of consideration and the ability to enter into a
contract.
 To ensure that the evidence for an online traction are acquired. During the time of
trying to establish the occurrence of an online transaction evidence is required such as
a written document (Anthony Gordon, 2011).
2.5. Opportunities to improve e-retail infrastructure, systems and solutions
 Faster delivery to the customer, the e-retailers should understand the urgency of the
consumer requires the product and should not be under estimated at a given point.
When the customers are aware about the quick delivery they will come again and
again.
 Set standards above the customer expectations, this s very important as many e-
retailers will try to achieve beyond the customer expectation.

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 Proper packaging of the product, the package of the product should be that it
impresses the customer at the first sight as many e-retailers are not in a position of
meeting one on one with the consumer, in that case the package should be selling out
well (Blaabjerg, 2004).

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References
James M. Walker, E. J. (2008). Implementing an Electronic Health Record System.
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2011 Internationa. LONDON: Springer Science & Business Media, 2011.
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3.1. Mobile computing is a type of computing whereby the necessary files and computers
are usually taken out of office into the field. They include.
 The modern wearable computers,
 The personal digitals assistant (PDA),
 The enterprise digital assistant (EDA),
 The smartphones,
 Computer and ultra-mobile personnel computer.
3.2 Trends in mobile commerce.
 Location based mobile advertising. This is a great way which companies
use to reach wide market of their products. But many customers are wary in
purchasing products from their phones (Orłowska-Kowalska, 2014).
 Short massages (SMS) many companies are using short massages to inform
the customers of the new products which are in their stock and through that
many business enterprises are able to create their database.
 Near field communication (NFC)

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This is a new technology which enables the customers to interact with any business
in the world and any form of advertisement.
 Social media
Many businesses are using their phones to advertise their products in platforms such
as instagram and pinterest.
3.3. MOLECULAR COMMUNICATIONS.
 Network neutrality and internet governance
 Green communication
 Improved cyber security
 Having fiber everywhere
III.5 Opportunities on how to improve the mobile commerce infrastructure
 It leads tow business growth
 Its results to attainments which are below customer expectations
 It leads to deployment of workers