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  Chapter 9   9.1 Overview of e-business and e-commerce Business and commerce online are becoming more and more used and even how many people do nearly all the shopping at all. This means that businesses and companies need to learn to adjust to the new and upcoming technologies and methods.   9.2 Business-to-consumer (B2C) electronic commerce Businesses are looking to have a bigger impact online with a better website and better presence. From businesses to consumers, there are many transactions on the same day that occur.   9.3 Business-to-business (B2B) electronic commerce Business-to-business operations often happen online. A decent amount of these sales often happen without humans to streamline purchases.   9.4 Ethical and legal issues in e-business There are many potential issues with personal information and the privacy of the information. As well as information leaks, there is potential for fraudulent information to be circuited aro...

  Chapter 8 Social Computing   8.1 Web 2.0 These are different methods to share information and applications over the web. AJAX is a technique that keeps reloading certain sections of the websites that are in use, speeding up the process. Tagging is like Instagram tags. Microblogging is like mini-reviews. And wikis are crowd-sourced.   8.2 Fundamentals of social computing in business The benefits for customers are that there are generally faster responses over social media, customers can assist other customers and customers can easily search and link products off the buyer’s website.   8.3 Social computing in business: shopping Shopping on social media helps to modulate what individual likes that they might have.   8.4 Social computing in business: marketing Social advertising is often seen on Facebook and Instagram wherever they can. Because we see so many ads, they are very clicked on and viewed.   8.5 Social computing in busin...

  Chapter 6 6.1 Ethical Issues Ethical frameworks: these are different for every human being alive. However, people can often have a similar stance to others around them. Common stances are the practical approach, The rights approach, The fairness approach, and the common good approach. The Utilitarian approach means the most amount of Good for the least amount of Harm. The Right approach means that everyone is entitled to human rights (treat everyone the way you want to be treated) The Fairness approach means everyone is treated to the same benchmark, regardless of who they are. Finally, the common good approach means that everyone regards the relationships for and in society and puts them as a priority.   6.2 Privacy Many rules and regulations protect how people are allowed to share yours or others' private information such as Names and addresses, bank account and credit card details, Photos, and general information about a person.   Gray, H., Issa,...

  Chapter 5 5.1 Managers and decision making The reason that businesses use management systems is so that they can manage resources and get the correct performances out of the staff involved. They must consider all problems and issues and how to appropriately deal with them with the resources available.   5.2 what is business intelligence? Business intelligence is how a business or company incorporates data collection technologies effectively and appropriately apply them.   5.3 Business intelligence applications for data analysis One use of data analysis is called data mining. This is where companies and corporations use data banks to predict trends and behaviours and identify previous trends and behaviours.   5.4 Business intelligence applications for presenting results. Once the data is mined, it is collated into a readable system for everyone to interpret and understand, so that employees can gain the best results for their upper management. ...