I. Look up two car manufacturers’ Web sites on the Internet (e.g., www.ford.com, www.toyota.com, and www.landrover.com).
Configure the car of your choice and report your findings:
Shopping Options
Price Quote
Model Selection
I. Look up two car manufacturers’ Web sites on the Internet (e.g., www.ford.com, www.toyota.com, and www.landrover.com).
Configure the car of your choice and report your findings:
Shopping Options
Price Quote
Model Selection
I. Look up two car manufacturers’ Web sites on the Internet (e.g., www.ford.com, www.toyota.com, and www.landrover.com).
Configure the car of your choice and report your findings:
Shopping Options
Price Quote
Model Selection
Student Name: Zubaidah Abdul Rehman Al Din Student ID: 20042080 Course: E-Commerce Assinment !ne I. Look up two car manufacturers Web sites on the Internet (e.g., www.ford.com, www.toyota.com, and www.landrover.com). onfigure the car of your choice and report your findings! "hopping #ptions $rice %uote &odel "election Toyota Motor Corp. (TM) ') (esults (eport Toyota Motor Corporation operates in the automotive industry in Japan. The company has three segments: i. Automotive Operations ii. Financial Service Operations iii. Other Operations The Automotive Operations segment engages in the design manu!acture assem"ly and sale o! passenger cars recreational and sport#utility vehicles minivans and truc$s and related parts and accessories. The Financial Services Operations segment primarily provides !inance to dealers and their customers !or the purchase or lease o! Toyota vehicles. %t also provides retail !inancing retail leasing &holesale !inancing and insurance credit cards and mortgage loans. The Other Operations segment designs and manu!actures pre!a"ricated housing and in!ormation technology related "usinesses including intelligent transport systems and an e#commerce mar$etplace called 'a(oo.com. Toyota sells its vehicles in Japan )orth America *urope and Asia. Con!iguration Options: Toyota +A, - Selection: .ase Speed /imited and Sport Color Com"ination *0terior and %nterior Color Options Car Accessories *0ample: 1ere2s the +A,- you2ve con!igured. .e sure to print out this summary and present it &hen you meet &ith the dealer. .ut remem"er the vehicle price in this summary is only appro0imate # the actual price &ill "e set "y the dealer. Page 1 of 13 ITTIHAD UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Student Name: Zubaidah Abdul Rehman Al Din Student ID: 20042080 Course: E-Commerce Assinment !ne &odel! -03 .ase -#Cyl S4, -#Speed Automatic (--56) )*+,,-+ .elivery, /andling and $rocessing 0ee!11 )23- #ptions! )+ 4ccessories! )*,**- *mergency assistance $it (7+) 876 Carpet !loor mats (CT) 896: To&ing receiver hitch &ith to& pac$age (;%) 8<36 +ear "umper appli=ue (*F) 87> *0haust tip "y ,alor (*>) 8?: Mudguard (MF) 8<: +emote start (,-) 8>3: ,%@ +S5366A security system (,>) 85>: Alloy &heel loc$s (B/) 8?> Cargo logic tote (:') 8-6 5otal &"($!111 )*6,7*+ *) "hopping #ptions Credit Application and Payment Estimator after configuration or other Payment Options: Toyota Financial Services (TFS) o!!ers the !ollo&ing payment methods: e@ay This !le0i"le !ree and convenient service allo&s you to schedule payments online using your "an$ account. Cou can schedule a one time or recurring payment. To use e@ay you2ll need your !ull "an$ account num"er including your "an$2s routing num"er. To start using e@ay !ollo& these steps: 9./ogin to your My TFS Account. 3.Clic$ DMa$e a @ayment.D Automatic @ayments Sign up !or the Toyota AutoChe=ue @rogram and your monthly vehicle payment is automatically deducted !rom the "an$ account you designate. Just !ill out an application and &e2ll get you started. ;o&nload an Autoche=ue Form in @;F !ormat. To vie& @;F !iles you &ill need Ado"e Acro"at +eader. @ayment "y Mail Mail your chec$ along &ith your statement to the payment address listed on the monthly statement. %! your statement is not availa"le and you are not sure &here to send your vehicle payment visit Bhere to Mail Cour @ayment !or address details. @ayment "y @hone Our phone payment system &ill &al$ you through the steps needed to ma$e a payment. Cou can ma$e a payment 3- hours a day "y calling 9#<66#<7-#<<33. Page 2 of 13 ITTIHAD UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Student Name: Zubaidah Abdul Rehman Al Din Student ID: 20042080 Course: E-Commerce Assinment !ne %! you pre!er to ma$e your payment &ith the assistance o! a Customer Service +epresentative please call 9#<66#<7-#<<33 Monday through Friday 7:66 a.m. E 96:66 p.m. Central Time and Saturday 7:66 a.m. E 7:66 p.m. Central Time. There may "e a convenience !ee associated &ith phone payments. For !urther details and program Terms and Conditions consult the Toyota Telephone @ayment System Customer Authori(ation in @;F !ormat. To vie& @;F !iles you &ill need Ado"e Acro"at +eaderF. Account %n!ormation Account in!ormation is availa"le 3- hours a day "y calling 9#<66#<7-#<<33 or "y signing up !or online account access. 6) $rice %uote There are various &e"sites to o"tain =uotation o! a particular car depending upon Con!iguration o! Selections. Toyota O!!icial Be"site: Page 3 of 13 ITTIHAD UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Student Name: Zubaidah Abdul Rehman Al Din Student ID: 20042080 Course: E-Commerce Assinment !ne 3) &odel "election II. 8valuate four high9volume items that are sold on the Internet. What makes these e9 merchants so successful: 8laborate. (e.g., www.dell.com for $s, www.ama;on.com for books). ;ot#com company Internet Software & Services: A ;ot#com company or simply a dot#com &as any company that promoted itsel! as an %nternet "usiness during the ;ot#com "oom. The name stems !rom the popular top#level domain D.comD in turn derived !rom the &ord DcommercialD. ;uring the su"se=uent stoc$ mar$et crash the many !ailed and !ailing companies "ecame $no&n as dot#"om"s. Many &ere startups !ormed to ta$e advantage o! the surplus o! venture capital !unding. Many &ere launched &ith very thin "usiness plans sometimes &ith nothing more than an idea and a catchy name. The stated goal &as o!ten to Dget "ig !astD i.e. capture a maGority share o! &hatever mar$et &as "eing entered. The e0it strategy usually included an %@O and a large payo!! !or the !ounders. Others &ere e0isting companies that re#style themselves as Page 4 of 13 ITTIHAD UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Student Name: Zubaidah Abdul Rehman Al Din Student ID: 20042080 Course: E-Commerce Assinment !ne %nternet companies many o! them legally changing their names to incorporate a .com su!!i0. A!ter the crash many o! the surviving !irms dropped the .com !rom their names /ist o! &ell#$no&n dot#coms: Ama(on.com AO/ e.ay 'oogle: Success!ul %@O post "u""le )et!li0 @riceline.com MS) CahooH Examples of high volume items sold on the Internet and elaboration for its success: 9) .arnes I )o"le %nc. (.JS) @ro!ile: '** 0ifth 4venue <ew =ork, <= '++'' >nited "tates $hone! *'*9266966++ 0a?! *'*927-9+3'6 Web "ite! http!@@www.barnesandnobleinc.com % nc. operates as a "oo$seller in the 4nited States. The company operates its "oo$stores under the trade names .arnes I )o"le .oo$sellers and .. ;alton .oo$seller. These stores sell trade "oo$s such as hardcover and paper"ac$ consumer titlesK mass mar$et paper"ac$s including mystery romance science !iction and other popular !ictionK childrenLs "oo$sK "argain "oo$sK maga(inesK and music and movies. %ts stores also o!!er a title "aseK a ca!eK a childrenLs sectionK a music departmentK a maga(ine sectionK and a calendar o! ongoing events including author appearances and childrenLs activities. The company also sells books, music and movies, used books, gifts, educational games and toys, Page 5 of 13 ITTIHAD UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Student Name: Zubaidah Abdul Rehman Al Din Student ID: 20042080 Course: E-Commerce Assinment !ne and video games through its eb site, !arnes & "oble#com. .arnes I )o"le.com also o!!ers content !eatures such as audio and video author intervie&s online reading groups third#party revie&s !irst chapters and ta"le o! contents music clips and video trailers. %n addition the company through its su"sidiaries pu"lishes general trade "oo$s in various categories including mind enhancement pu((les and games cra!ts home repair and remodeling &ood&or$ing photography and &ines and spiritsK and operates seasonal $ios$s. As o! Octo"er 3? 366? the company operated 7:: "oo$stores in >6 states. .arnes I )o"le %nc. &as incorporated in 9:<? and is "ased in )e& Cor$ )e& Cor$. 3) .orders 'roup %nc. (.'@) @ro!ile: '++ $hoeni? .rive 4nn 4rbor, &I 3,'+, >nited "tates $hone! 76393779''++ 0a?! 763937793-6, Web "ite! http!@@www.bordersgroupinc.com %nc. through its su"sidiaries operates "oo$ music and movie superstores as &ell as mall#"ased "oo$stores. Its stores offer an assortment of books, and music and movies$ new releases, hardcover and paperback bestsellers, periodicals, and a selection of other titles$ and gifts and stationery merchandise, as well as feature cafes and browsing center# As o! July 3: 366? the company operated >5> superstores under the .orders name including -7? in the 4nited States 57 in the 4nited Jingdom 9? in Australia 5 in @uerto +ico 3 in )e& Mealand and 9 in Singapore as &ell as operated ?>> mall#"ased and other "oo$stores primarily under the Balden"oo$s name in the 4nited States and 53 "oo$stores under the .oo$s etc. name in the 4nited Jingdom. .orders 'roup o&ns and operates the 4nited Jingdom#"ased @aper chase @roducts /imited a designer and retailer o! stationery cards and gi!ts. As o! a"ove date @aper chase @roducts /imited operated :3 stores in the 4nited Jingdom and @aper chase shops to appro0imately 97> domestic .orders 'roup superstores. .orders 'roup &as !ounded in 9:79. The company &as !ormerly $no&n as .orders# Balden 'roup and changed its name to .orders 'roup %nc. in 9::>. .orders 'roup is head=uartered in Ann Ar"or Michigan. 5) e.ay %nc. (*.AC) @ro!ile: Page 6 of 13 ITTIHAD UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Student Name: Zubaidah Abdul Rehman Al Din Student ID: 20042080 Course: E-Commerce Assinment !ne *'3- /amilton 4venue "an Aose, 4 B-'*- >nited "tates $hone! 3+,9672973++ 0a?! 3+,962B93,-- Web "ite! http!@@www.ebay.com , Inc#, together with its subsidiaries, provides online marketplaces for the sale of goods and services, online payment services, and online communication offerings to a diverse community of individuals and businesses in the %nited States and internationally# The company operates in three segments: i. e.ay Mar$etplace ii. @ayments iii. Communications The e.ay Mar$etplaces segment provides in!rastructure to ena"le online commerce in a variety o! !ormats including the traditional auction plat!ormK and its other online plat!orms such as +ent.com Shopping.com JiGiGi mo"ile.de and Mar$tplaats.nl. %ts services include trust and sa!ety programsK !eed"ac$ !orumK sa!e har"or programK e.ay standard purchase protection programK customer supportK tools and servicesK and My e.ay &hich permits users to receive a report o! their e.ay activity that includes "idding selling account "alances !avorite categories and recent !eed"ac$ as &ell as A"out Me &hich provides users to create their o&n personal home page. The @ayments segment delivers a product !or small "usinesses online merchants and individuals that ena"les them to send and receive payments online. %ts services include Goining the net&or$ veri!ication o! its @ay@alLs account holders &ithdra&ing money and trust and sa!ety programs. The Communications segment ena"les voice over %nternet protocol calls "et&een S$ype users as &ell as provides connectivity to traditional !i0ed#line and mo"ile telephones. %t o!!ers its so!t&are in 35 languages. The company also o!!ers online apartment rental services and comparison shopping resource service as &ell as provides an %nternet payment plat!orm that allo&s merchants to authori(e process and manage online payments. e.ay %nc. &as !ounded "y @ierre M. Omidyar in 9::> and is head=uartered in San Jose Cali!ornia. -) Symantec Corp. (SCMC) @ro!ile: *+66+ "tevens reek Coulevard Page 7 of 13 ITTIHAD UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Student Name: Zubaidah Abdul Rehman Al Din Student ID: 20042080 Course: E-Commerce Assinment !ne upertino, 4 B-+'39*'6*, >" $hone! 3+,9-'79,+++ 0a?! 3+,9*-*932B3 Web "ite! http!@@www.symantec.com Corporation provides so!t&are and solutions to help individuals and enterprises assure the security availa"ility and integrity o! their in!ormation technology (%T) and in!rastructure &orld&ide. %t operates in !ive segments: &onsumer 'roducts, Enterprise Security, (ata 'rotection, Storage and Server )anagement, and Services# The Consumer @roducts segment !ocuses on delivering the companyLs %nternet security and pro"lem solving products to individual users home o!!ices and small "usinesses. This segment o!!ers consumer security so!t&are solutions under )orton "rand name that provides protection !rom virus attac$s !or Bindo&s and Macintosh plat!orms personal digital assistants and smartphones. The *nterprise Security segment provides security solutions that include virus protection and content !iltering antispam endpoint security !ire&all and virtual private net&or$ing intrusion protection policy compliance security management managed security services and early &arning services. The ;ata @rotection segment provides so!t&are solutions designed to protect "ac$up archive and restore data across various computing environments !rom large corporate data centers to remote groups and @C clients such as des$top and laptop computers. The Storage and Server Management segment provides solutions to simpli!y and automate the administration o! heterogeneous storage and server environments. The Services segment provides a range o! consulting and educational services to assist customers in assessing architecting implementing supporting and maintaining their security storage and in!rastructure so!t&are solutions. Symantec &as !ounded in 9:<3 and is head=uartered in Cupertino Cali!ornia. >) A$amai Technologies %nc. (AJAM) @ro!ile: , ambridge enter ambridge, &4 +*'3*, >" $hone! 2'7933396+++ 0a?! 2'79*-+96++' Web "ite! http!@@www.akamai.com Page 8 of 13 ITTIHAD UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Student Name: Zubaidah Abdul Rehman Al Din Student ID: 20042080 Course: E-Commerce Assinment !ne provides services for the delivery of content and business processes over the Internet for businesses, government agencies, and other enterprises# It offers services and solutions for content and application delivery, application performance services, on demand managed services, and business performance management services based on its technological platform, Edge'latform# The company o!!ers solutions !or the delivery load "alancing and storage o! the applications and Be" content. A$amai Technologies also o!!ers application per!ormance services to improve the per!ormance o! content on corporate e0tranets and &ide area net&or$s. %ts on demand managed services include *dgeComputing and net storage o!!erings &hich ena"le enterprises to handle %nternet tra!!ic. The companyLs "usiness per!ormance management services comprise net&or$ data !eeds and Be" analytics &hich provide customers &ith data a"out the per!ormance o! their content and applications over the %nternet and on the *dge @lat!orm. %n addition A$amai Technologies provides custom solutions including replicating its technologies to !acilitate content delivery "ehind the !ire&all com"inations o! its technology &ith that o! other providers to create solutions !or speci!ic customers and support !or applications that rely on the %nternet and intranets. The company sells its services and so!t&are directly as &ell as through resellers in the 4nited States and internationally. A$amai Technologies &as incorporated in 9::< and is head=uartered in Cam"ridge Massachusetts. 4cDuisition Cought by $rice .ate 1otmail Microso!t 8-66mil ;ecem"er 9::7 %nternet Movie ;ata"ase Ama(on.com 9::< ,ia&e" CahooH 8-:mil June < 9::< )etscape Communications AO/ 8-.3"n 3- )ovem"er 9::< 'eoCities CahooH 85.>7"n January 3< 9::: Page 9 of 13 ITTIHAD UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Student Name: Zubaidah Abdul Rehman Al Din Student ID: 20042080 Course: E-Commerce Assinment !ne 4cDuisition Cought by $rice .ate .roadcast.com CahooH 8>.7"l April 9 9::: Tha&te ,eriSign 8>7>mil ;ecem"er 9::: )et&or$ Solutions ,eriSign 89>"n 3666 e'roups CahooH 8-53mil June 3< 3666 1otJo"s CahooH ;ecem"er 37 3669 @ay@al e.ay Octo"er 3663 %n$tomi CahooH ;ecem"er 3663 @yra /a"s 'oogle 3665 Overture Services %nc. CahooH 89.7"l July 3665 Jeyhole %nc. 'oogle 366- Jel$oo CahooH March 3> 366- @icasa 'oogle July 366- Oddpost.com CahooH July : 366- 4pcoming.org CahooH Octo"er > 366> 4cDuisition Cought by $rice .ate Page 10 of 13 ITTIHAD UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Student Name: Zubaidah Abdul Rehman Al Din Student ID: 20042080 Course: E-Commerce Assinment !ne S$ype e.ay 83.?"n Octo"er 9- 366> As$.com %ACN%nterActiveCorp 89.<>"n March 366> Flic$r CahooH 856#5>mil March 366> ;ial@ad Communications CahooH June 9- 366> MySpace )e&s Corporation 8><6mil July 366> Jon!a"ulator CahooH July 3> 366> dodge"all 'oogle May 366> Friends +eunited %T, plc O936mil ;ecem"er ? 366> del.icio.us CahooH 89>#856mil ;ecem"er : 366> Be"Gay CahooH January : 366? S$etch4p 'oogle March 9- 366? Britely 'oogle March : 366? Coutu"e 'oogle 89.?>"n Octo"er : 366? (announced) III. Interview a business or a technical person who is involved with 89ommerce. What has been his or her e?perience in incorporating the technology into the companys day9to9day operations: What performance criteria are used to Eudge the success (or failure) of 89 commerce in the business: Write a short report for the class. 5ip! Cefore beginning an Page 11 of 13 ITTIHAD UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Student Name: Zubaidah Abdul Rehman Al Din Student ID: 20042080 Course: E-Commerce Assinment !ne interview, you should take special care to review the Duestions you plan to ask, in terms of wording, seDuence, and relevance. %ntervie&ee: *hanem Salem *hanem Internet &arketing "pecialist (4F 0ree 5rade Gone 4uthority %ntervie& ;iscussion : % 9 ') What is his e?perience in incorporating the technology into the companys day9to9day operations: A)S.: %t is !or ma0imi(ing the pro!ita"ility and strategy o! our Authority and also Customer Service plan designed online !or sales and demand. %t is to ac=uire and retain mar$eting e!!orts designed to drive &e" site tra!!ic and sales through a po&er!ul &e"site promotions to a target mar$et environment. %n is very "ene!icial and e!!ective !or our day to day operations. % 9 *) What performance criteria are used to Eudge the success or failure of 89commerce in the business: A)S.: The per!ormance and success is &hile dealing and targeting our: GOVERNMENT OFFICES EMBASSIES BSINESSES EMP!O"EES VISITORS INVESTORS %t includes !ollo& up trac$ing demand or supply and customer satis!action and &ithout these t&o important components it is !ailure. % 9 6) What are the resources or media for business commerciali;ing as 89ommerce: Page 12 of 13 ITTIHAD UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MANAGEMENT AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS Student Name: Zubaidah Abdul Rehman Al Din Student ID: 20042080 Course: E-Commerce Assinment !ne A)S.: These activities include visual merchandising product merchandising site navigation onsite promotion management and site analytics. All the product details are placed online in !riendly "ro&sing o! our &e"site. % 9 3) What is your personal point of view about 89ommerce and its position in the ne?t entury: A)S.: %n general it can involve electronic !unds trans!er supply chain management e#mar$eting online mar$eting online transaction processing electronic data interchange (*;%) automated inventory management systems and automated data collection systems. %n many cases an e# commerce &ill survive not only "ased on its product "ut "y having a competent management team good post#sales services &ell#organi(ed "usiness structure net&or$ in!rastructure and a secured &ell#designed &e"site. .eing Customer Oriented *#Commerce &ill "e most demanded and &idely used in the ne0t Centuries. %t is getting the .usiness Online &ith small teams &or$ing or mar$eting services !or Customers. (eferences! http:NN&&&.toyota.comN"ytNpu"Nsho&Models.do &&&.tamingthe"east.netNtoolsN"est#shopping#carts.htm &&&.9and9.com &&&.google.comNTopNComputersNSo!t&areN%nternetNSitePManagementNContentPManagementN &&&.&ilson&e".comN &&&.mi$es#mar$eting#tools.comN &&&.internetne&s.com http:NN&&&.cnet.comN->36#9995?P9#?37<5<7#9.html http:NN&&&.toyota!inancial.comNpaymentPoptionsNt!sN Company Be"sites mentioned a"ove. Page 13 of 13
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