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WorksheetsELECTRONIC COMMERCE
Total questions: 29
Worksheet time: 17mins
How does e-Commerce impact the US economy?
Consumers only visit physical locations to purchase goods
Businesses experience decreased rent expense
Consumers have fewer choices
Businesses can sell to a larger market
Which is NOT a negative impact of e-Commerce
Availability of products 24/7/365
You never have to pay shipping charges
Receive product immediately
Potential for scamming
Which of the following is NOT required to use e-Commerce?
Internet Access
Digital Cash
Cash
Computer/Smart device
What is e-Commerce
Any type transaction, that involves the transfer of good and/or services across the Internet.
Any type of transaction that requires business to have a physical store
Business that are powered electrically
Electronic money such as credit cards, debit cards, Pay Pal, Apple Pay
Which of the following is NOT a benefit of e-Commerce
Faster to buy/sell
Easier to find products
Geographic limitations
Can purchase goods from any location
What is Online rewards platform ?
Platform where a company develop a rewards program.
Website where customers offer rewards to companies for their excellent services.
This type of interaction turns the concept of "purchase"-based loyalty on its head, and changes the way businesses think about their customer relationships
What is the meaning of the acronym API?
Application Protocol Interactive.
Application Programming
Interface.
Application Producer Interface
Meaning of Cloud computing
Virtual storage services
Virtual site focus on "development of apps"
Cover a vast range of options, from the basics of storage, networking, and processing power through to natural language processing and artificial intelligence as well as standard office applications.
Reasons Business should use Cloud Services
Makes collaboration easy & cheaper.
It can support variety of business needs & offers better insights and visibility.
Cheaper technology & easy to use.
Fast connection to internet & easy access to content.
E-Commerce applications began in the early _________
1960
1970
1990
1940
It is also called E-tailing
Consumer to business
Business to Consumer
Business to Business
Consumer to Consumer
Online activities and communication performed by parties to attain same goal
Consumer to business
Business to Business
Collaborative Commerce
Consumer to Consumer
Only members can use the services provided
Bartering Online
Membership
Value Chain Integrators
Online Auctions
Both sellers and the buyers are business organization
Consumer to business
Consumer to Consumer
Business to business
Collaborative Commerce
People use social networks to spread Word of Mouth advertising
Viral Marketing
Group Purchasing
Online direct marketing
Membership
Placing Auctions of various types to the internet
Product customization
Viral Marketing
Online Auctions
Deep Discounters
Supply chain management refers to the coordination of all supply activities of an organisation from its suppliers and delivery of products to its customers. E-commerce transactions between a company and its stakeholders, be their consumers or businesses are often referred to as:
B2C, B2B
C2C, C2B
B2B, C2B
B2C, C2C
There are significant factors that managers should appreciate in the adoption of any e-commerce service. Which of the following refers to the perception that your personal details may not be secure when connected to the Internet?
No perceived benefit
Security
Ease of use
Fear of the unknown
Tailoring e-commerce services for individual countries or regions is known as:
Regionalisation
Localisation
Nationalisation
Globalisation
Online word-of-mouth marketing is referred to as:
Permission marketing
Search engine marketing.
E-mail marketing
Viral marketing
A SWOT analysis is a simple but effective technique to help organisations analyse their internal resources in terms of strengths and weaknesses to identify opportunities and __________.
Technological status
Time line
Threats
Total income
