True/False Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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B2C e-commerce is a useful tool for connecting business partners in a virtual
supply chain to cut resupply times and reduce costs.
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G2B applications support the purchase of materials and services from private
industry by government procurement offices, enable firms to bid on government contracts, and help
businesses receive current government regulations related to their operations.
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B2B applications are designed to improve communications among the various levels
of government.
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At the heart of any e-commerce system is the user’s ability to search for
and identify items for sale; select those items and negotiate prices, terms of payment, and delivery
date; send an order to the vendor to purchase the items; pay for the product or service; obtain
product delivery; and receive after-sales support.
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Message boards and chat rooms can be used to build a loyal community of people
who are interested in and enthusiastic about a company and its products and services.
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B2C commerce relies on the use of wireless devices, such as personal
digital assistants, cell phones, and smartphones, to place orders and conduct business.
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The Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) created a .mobi
domain in late 1999 to help attract mobile users to the Web.
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Copyright law protects authored works such as books, film, images, music, and
software from unauthorized copying.
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9.
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Patents can protect software as well as business processes, formulae, compounds,
and inventions.
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10.
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The digital divide exists not only between more and less developed countries but
within countries between economic classes, the educated and uneducated, and those who live in cities
and those who live in rural areas.
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Today many e-commerce sites use an electronic shopping cart to track the
items selected for purchase, allowing shoppers to view what is in their cart, add new items to it, or
remove items from it.
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Credit cards can be used for a variety of purposes, including storing a
user’s financial facts, health insurance data, credit card numbers, and network identification
codes and passwords.
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Credit cards are better protected from misuse than conventional debit cards
because the credit-card information is encrypted.
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A smart card makes credit theft practically impossible because a key to unlock
the encrypted information is required, and there is no external number that a thief can identify and
no physical signature a thief can forge.
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By using B2C e-commerce to sell directly to consumers, producers or providers of
consumer products can eliminate the middlemen, or intermediaries, between them and the
consumer.
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B2C e-commerce systems must support negotiation between buyer and the selected
seller over the final price, delivery date, delivery costs, and any extra charges.
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Multiple Choice Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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____ is the conducting of business activities electronically over computer
networks such as the Internet, extranets, and corporate networks.
a. | Split-case distribution | c. | Electronic
commerce | b. | Electronic bill presentment | d. | Multiprogramming |
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____ e-commerce is a subset of e-commerce where all the participants are
organizations.
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____ e-commerce is a form of e-commerce in which customers deal directly with an
organization and avoid intermediaries.
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20.
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____ is a subset of e-commerce that involves consumers selling directly to other
consumers.
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____ is the direct sale of products or services by businesses to consumers
through electronic storefronts, which are typically designed around the familiar electronic catalog
and shopping cart model.
a. | Electronic retailing | c. | Personalization | b. | Electronic bill presentment | d. | Source data
automation |
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A(n) ____ is a single Web site that offers many products and services at one
Internet location.
a. | online exchange | c. | cyber outlet | b. | cybermall | d. | public exchange |
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____ is the identification of specific markets to target them with advertising
messages.
a. | Explicit personalization | c. | Market
segmentation | b. | Source data automation | d. | Implicit personalization |
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____ includes works of the mind such as books, films, music, processes, and
software, which are distinct somehow and are owned or created by a single entity.
a. | Electronic bill presentment | c. | E-commerce | b. | Personalization | d. | Intellectual property |
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The term ____ refers to the use of any of several technologies to enforce
policies for controlling access to digital media such as movies, music, and software.
a. | Digital Rights Management | c. | intellectual
property | b. | patent | d. | copyright |
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____ entails sending bogus messages purportedly from a legitimate institution to
pry personal information from customers by convincing them to go to a “spoofed” Web
site.
a. | Click fraud | c. | Phishing | b. | Pay-per-click | d. | Hacking |
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The term ____ is used to describe the practice of Web advertisers recording
online behavior for the purpose of producing targeted advertising.
a. | explicit personalization | c. | disintermediation | b. | online profiling | d. | implicit
personalization |
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____ are companies that act as intermediaries between your Web site and online
merchants who have the products and retail expertise.
a. | E-commerce brokers | c. | Cybermall brokers | b. | Research brokers | d. | Storefront
brokers |
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____ Web pages contain variable information and are built to respond to a
specific Web site visitor’s request.
a. | Dynamic | c. | Static | b. | Cache friendly | d. | HTML |
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____ software combines different product data formats into a standard format for
uniform viewing, aggregating, and integrating catalog data.
a. | Web service | c. | Catalog management | b. | Product configuration | d. | Web page
construction |
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____ software tools were originally developed in the 1980s to assist B2B
salespeople to match their company’s products to customer needs.
a. | Web service | c. | Catalog management | b. | Product configuration | d. | Web page
construction |
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____ are software modules supporting specific business processes that users can
interact with over a network (such as the Internet) as necessary.
a. | Web services | c. | Smart cards | b. | Workflows | d. | Meta tags |
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Information that is of great importance to a firm and for which strong measures
are taken to protect it are ____.
a. | trade practices | c. | trade secrets | b. | online profiles | d. | Web services |
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34.
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In ____ advertising, the advertiser pays when a user clicks its ad to visit its
Web site.
a. | banner | c. | video | b. | e-mail | d. | pay-per-click |
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