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Internet Technologies and E-Commerce Lecture Note

The document provides an overview of E-Commerce and Internet Technologies, detailing types of E-Commerce such as B2C, B2B, and C2C, along with key technologies like networking, web technologies, and transaction systems. It discusses the infrastructure required for E-Commerce, security threats and solutions, various business models, advantages, challenges, and future trends like AI, blockchain, and sustainable practices. Overall, it highlights the essential components and considerations for successful online commerce.

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Internet Technologies and E-Commerce Lecture Note

The document provides an overview of E-Commerce and Internet Technologies, detailing types of E-Commerce such as B2C, B2B, and C2C, along with key technologies like networking, web technologies, and transaction systems. It discusses the infrastructure required for E-Commerce, security threats and solutions, various business models, advantages, challenges, and future trends like AI, blockchain, and sustainable practices. Overall, it highlights the essential components and considerations for successful online commerce.

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Lecture Note: Internet Technologies

and E-Commerce
1. Introduction
 E-Commerce (Electronic Commerce): Buying and selling goods/services, and
transmitting funds or data, over electronic networks—primarily the Internet.
 Internet Technologies: Tools, protocols, and systems that enable communication,
transactions, and collaboration in e-commerce.

2. Types of E-Commerce
 B2C (Business to Consumer) – Online retail, e.g., Amazon.
 B2B (Business to Business) – Wholesale transactions, supply chain integration.
 C2C (Consumer to Consumer) – Platforms like eBay, OLX.
 C2B (Consumer to Business) – Freelance services, content creators.
 G2C / G2B (Government to Citizen/Business) – E-governance, tax filing.

3. Key Internet Technologies in E-Commerce


 A. Networking and Communication: TCP/IP, HTTP/HTTPS, FTP, DNS, Email, VoIP.
 B. Web Technologies: Web servers, browsers, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Web 2.0/3.0.
 C. Transaction Technologies: Electronic payments, SSL/TLS encryption, blockchain,
smart contracts.
 D. Databases and Cloud Computing: Storage of catalogs, customer data, cloud platforms
(AWS, Azure, Google Cloud).

4. Infrastructure for E-Commerce


 Hardware: Servers, storage, networking devices.
 Software: E-commerce platforms (Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce).
 Telecommunications: Broadband, mobile internet, 5G.
 Security Tools: Firewalls, IDS/IPS, anti-malware.

5. Security in E-Commerce
 Threats: Hacking, phishing, data breaches, payment fraud.
 Solutions: Encryption (SSL/TLS), authentication (2FA, biometrics), digital certificates,
cybersecurity policies.
6. Business Models in E-Commerce
 E-Tail: Online stores (Amazon, Alibaba).
 Marketplaces: Platforms connecting buyers & sellers (eBay).
 Subscription Services: Netflix, SaaS (Software as a Service).
 Freemium Models: Basic service free, premium features paid.

7. Advantages of E-Commerce
 24/7 availability.
 Global market reach.
 Lower operating costs.
 Personalized customer experiences (AI & big data).

8. Challenges in E-Commerce
 Security and privacy risks.
 Logistics and last-mile delivery.
 Payment system limitations in developing countries.
 Legal and regulatory compliance (taxes, consumer rights).

9. Future Trends in Internet & E-Commerce


 AI & Machine Learning – Personalized shopping, chatbots.
 Blockchain – Transparent supply chains, secure payments.
 AR/VR – Virtual shopping experiences.
 5G & IoT – Faster, smarter transactions and services.
 Green IT – Sustainable e-commerce practices.

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