After completing E-Commerce: Developing Your E-Business, the user should be able to:

	Define a virtual corporation
	Determine which business tasks to outsource
	Identify the advantages to establishing partnerships
	Recognize potential problems in starting an e-business

The Virtual Corporation

	Defining virtual corporation
	Building a virtual corporation
	Changing the staff's attitude
	Outsourcing

Transferring Information

	Managing and displaying inventory
	Accessing information
	Exchanging electronic information
	Purchasing online

Laws of E-Commerce

	Knowing the laws
	How do users result in value?
	Being first to market
	Small piece of big action is profitable

Considering Your Options

	Getting partners
	Attracting the "rising stars"
	Options are a good idea
	20 percent know, 80 percent follow

Looking to the Future

	People fear change, machines don't care
	Spend on the future, not the past
	Tie it all together

This course has the following features:

	Exercises that allow users to explore how a course topic applies to e-commerce
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	Activities that allow users to apply concepts in an interactive questioning environment
	A glossary
	A Skill Assessment

	E-Commerce: Your E-Business (ECOM01)
	E-Commerce: Getting Started (ECOM02)
	E-Commerce: Influences on E-Commerce (ECOM03)
	E-Commerce: Killer Apps (ECOM04)
	E-Commerce: Real-Time and Data Mining (ECOM06)
	E-Commerce: Lowering Your Business Costs (ECOM07)
	E-Commerce: Customer Service and Payment (ECOM08)
	E-Commerce: Marketing Your E-Business (ECOM09)
	E-Commerce: Advertising on the Internet (ECOM10)
	E-Commerce: Building Marketing Strategy (ECOM11)
	E-Commerce: Resource Planning (ECOM12)
	E-Commerce: Managing Your E-Business (ECOM13)