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Organization Impact of E-Business

Organization Impact of E-Business Abstract:Online security seems to become a good industry to get involved with since there always has been a demand for online criminal activity.  Companies are concerned with their privacy just the same as they are to protect their customers privacy.  Unfortunately, hackers, crackers, and other offenders are always developing new ways to bypass security measures and do whatever their means.  After reading this report, readers will understand...
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Electronic Marketing Resources

Electronic Marketing Resources Abstract:The purpose of this report is for the reader to understand that technology is a necessity to nearly all aspects in modern day businesses to compete with others.   Internally, technology is used to provide faster and cost efficient services to deliver the needs to the consumer.  Externally, technology is offered for better response from the customer.  Considering that technology evolves, competitors must evolve along with it to stay ahead...
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Education as in e-Commerce?

Sir Shannon Scott WilliamsApril 22nd, 2011MGMT230Unit 5: Discussion Board The International University of Japan (IUJ) is an educational facility based in Japan.  IUJ mission is to “train candidates to contribute a practical resolution for global problems in various countries and regions of the world, as well as organizations including governments and companies” (IUJ, 2011).  Students may chose from an international relations program or...
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Name that company!

Sir Shannon Scott WilliamsApril 13th, 2011Unit 4: Discussion Board The process for deciding what to name a company is very important for many reasons.  Reasons that include legal matters, attracting customers, and a name that helps define a company are just a few to name.  Regardless if a company is new, merging, or changing structure for example these are situations which companies must consider choosing the perfect name. Possibly the...
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Traditional Retail vs. e-Commerce

Sir Shannon Scott WilliamsMGMT230Unit 3: Discussion Board             The idea of converting a traditional walk-in store into an e-business takes careful planning and consideration.  For those who are interested, they should plan a gap analysis first.  A gap analysis is a technique used to “help managers decide upon marketing strategies and tactics” (Marketing Teacher 2011).  This helps determine where the business currently...
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The ups and downs to e-commerce

Shannon Scott WilliamsMarch 31nd, 2011MGMT230Unit 2: Discussion Board             In the market world there are two different types, we have the traditional walk-in stores and the e-commerce stores; e-commerce being an online store.  Walk-in stores in the past were much smaller compared today due to the simple fact that if you buy more in bulk, your inventory will be cheaper, thus these...
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Pure, Per Se and Natural Monopolies pt 2

Sir Shannon Scott Williams Microeconomics Unit 4: Individual Project Pure, Per Se and Natural Monopolies American InterContential University, Online Professor Ramin Maysami, Ph.D., CFP. January 29th, 2011 AbstractCompanies that produce large amounts of goods, sometimes have controversy, mostly depending on the type of good being produced.  Whether its food, material goods, or energy; the production for the good can affect the neighboring...
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Pure, Per Se and Natural Monopolies pt 1

Sir Shannon Scott WilliamsJanuary 24th, 2010ECON220Unit 3: Discussion Board Pure, Per Se and Natural Monopolies             Importing and exporting are common in today’s world, well for the world which involves trade between two or more nations.  Some agree that a nation should focus on importing where as another side supports exporting.  Between the two for the fashion industry,...
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Production and Perfect Competition pt 2 microeconomics

Sir Shannon Scott Williams Microeconomics Unit 3: Individual ProjectProduction and Perfect Competition American InterContential University, Online Professor Ramin Maysami, Ph.D., CFP. January 21th, 2011 AbstractWhen it comes to production, units produced per day consist of many factors in order to create a good.  Labor, electricity, training, repair, and other necessary cost are examples to these factors.  In order for a facility...
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