Define e-commerce, describe the demographics of who is using it, and compare e-commerce to traditional commerce.
List the technological components required for e-commerce to take place over the Internet securely and define the features of electronic data interchange (EDI) and secure electronic transactions (SET).
Define the payment models for collecting money when people buy things or when companies transact business online.
Differentiate the types of e-commerce solutions appropriate for various kinds of large and small businesses.
Define the concept of an in-house e-commerce solution, list the stages involved in managing the development of a successful e-commerce project, and define the project management principles of scheduling, budgeting, evaluating risks, preparing contingency plans, preventing scope creep, defining roles, piloting, reporting, and cutover.
Differentiate the roles that licenses, trademarks, copyrights, and patents play in regulating e-commerce projects on the Internet.
List the issues involved in trading internationally over the Internet.
