Internet & Its Impact in E-Commerce

Welingkar’s Distance Learning Division

Internet

We Learn – A Continuous Learning Forum

Components of the Internet World

.edu

.mil.gov

.comInte

r NIC

Dom

ain

Auth

ority

Domain Names and Internet Organisation

Internet for Business

The Internet

Headquarters

Remote OfficesCustomers/Consumers

Business Partners

suppliers

Categories of Networks

Local Area Network {LAN)

Campus Area Network(CAN)

Net Work Business Area Network(BAN)

Local Area Network (LAN)

Metropolitan Area Network (MAN)

Backbone Network(BN)

Backbone Network(BN)

Wide Area Network(WAN)

Basic Parts of a Network

Hub Hub

Node 3 Node 4Node 1

Node 2

Back

bone

Metropolitan Area Network

City

network

A

B

C

D

Hosts and the Subset

LAN

LAN

LAN

LAN

Host

HostRouter

Wide Area Network (WAN)

Gateway

computers

LAN III(Irregular network)

LAN I(Bus network)

LAN II(STAR NETWORK)

Micro-computer

Internet Work (Internet)R

E

D

C

B

A

WAN R

R

R

R

R

R

R

R R = Router

ABCDE = Destinations

Internet Technologies

Customers

Corporate communicationHuman Resources

Marketing sales

Information Management EXTRA

NETS

The Internet

INTRA

NETS

Web Sales

Systems Research

Product development

Customer support

Core Business Functions

New Business Product potential

Internet Capabilities

Business partners

competitorsGlobal Markets

Vendors/

suppliers

constraints

Cost containment

Price competition

Competitive Environment

Technology Developments

Business Area Network

Public MAN or WAN Infrastructure

Internet

ATW frame relay

BAN

BAN Mini- POP Building, Campus or Business Park

PL 1010 BAN

POP

Switch

NSFNET PROGRAM

NSFNET program(1985-1991)

National Information Infrastructureor

(I-WAY)1991-Till date

High Performance Computing & Communications

(HPCC) Research program1991-Till date

Commercialization of Internet1991- Till date

E-mail only networks

AT & T MailSprint MailMCI MailFiido Net

BIX

E-worldDelphi

compuserve

Prodigy

America online

GEnie

Value-added networksAdvantis,Sprint Link

Tymnet, GEIS

MILNET NSFNET

ARPANET CSNET EBONE

Asian Networks PSNET

Alter Net

CERNET

Online Service

providers

Business Internets based on non-TCP/IP protocols

Academic Internet based on TCP/IP protocol (Full access to all Internet

resources)

Networks Making up the Internet

Internet Presence Established

View Data EnterpriseSupplyChain

Partners

Pull

Customer Web Browser

Commerce is Initiated

View,Configure, Buy EnterpriseSupply Chain

Partners

Pull

Customer Web Browser

Demand-Centered E-Business

Enterprise

Supply

Chain

Partners

Pull

Push

EDI

FAX

Browser

Call Center

View, configure, Buy

Exceptions, Real-Time status

Demand Web Fulfillment

Manufacturer

Distributor Warehouse

Supplier customer

Agent

carrier

Broker

Internet Presence Established

Traffic Building Techniques

3. Banner Advertising

4. E-mail

Advertising

1. Registration of the Search Engines

5. Press Relations

6. Web-based events

2. Content Partnerships

Relationship MarketingOne-to-one Marketing

Personalization

Community Building

Customisation

Customer relationship

Management

Relation-ship

Marketing

World Wide WebWeb server A (Mumbai) Web server B (Denmark)

Web server C (Japan)

Web server D (Chennai)

Page

Page

Internet, Intranet, Firewall

FirewallIntranet

Internet

(LAN)