BMBIT04

E-Business

L-T-P3-0-0 Session2025-26 TypeTheory
Appears in 1 semester

MBA General · Sem 4 (Specialization: Information Technology (IT))

Syllabus

5 units
Unit1

Unit 1: 8 hrs

The Digital Economy and E-Commerce Foundations: Understanding the Internet Economy - Evolution and characteristics of the digital economy, Current trends and future outlook; Introduction to E-Commerce - Definitions and scope, Historical emergence and milestones; E- Commerce Business Models - B2B, B2C, C2C, C2B, B2A, C2A models, Hybrid and emerging models, Case studies of major e-commerce ventures

Unit2

Unit 2: 8 hrs

Setting Up and Managing an E-Business: Launching an E-Business - Steps in starting an online business, Tools and platforms for e-business; Building and Operating an E-Commerce Website - Web development technologies, User interface and experience design; Customer Acquisition and Retention - Digital marketing and net-based promotional strategies, CRM and personalization; Payment Systems and Security: Online payment options and platforms, Cybersecurity issues and solutions; Legal and Ethical Concerns - E-commerce regulations, privacy, data protection, Ethical marketing, consumer rights, intellectual property

Unit3

Unit 3: 8 hrs

IT Enabled Services and Pervasive Technologies: Introduction to IT Enabled Services (ITES) - Categorization: General Services, Specialized Services, Role of BPO in e-business; ITES in India - Industry size, trends, and global contribution; Mobile Commerce and Pervasive Computing - Mobile payments, omnichannel commerce, IoT integration; Legal Framework - IT Act of India: key provisions and business implications

Unit4

Unit 4: 6 hrs

E-Government and E-Governance: Fundamentals of E-Governance - Definitions, concepts, and objectives, Stages and maturity models of e-governance; National E-Governance Initiatives - National E-Governance Plan (NEGP), Mission Mode Projects and implementation frameworks, Role of ICT in public service delivery.

Unit5

Unit 5: 12 hrs

E-Governance Models and Applications: Categories and Models of E-Governance - Technology policy, infrastructure, training, and consulting funds, Models: Digital Governance, Broadcasting/Wider Dissemination, Critical Flow, Interactive Service, Govt-to-Citizen-to-Govt; Major E-Governance Service Areas: Public grievance redressal (telephone, ration card, land records, police records), Rural and urban digital service delivery Contemporary Issues and Future Trends: Trends in E-Business and E-Governance - Artificial intelligence in e-business, Big data and analytics, Blockchain and smart contracts; Sustainability and Ethical Considerations -Data privacy, green IT, social responsibility

Course Objectives6 points
  • To understand the foundations of the digital economy and distinguish between various e-business and e-commerce models.
  • To explore tools and strategies for launching and managing an online business.
  • To analyze mobile commerce, IT-enabled services, and pervasive computing in business.
  • To examine the structure, implementation, and impact of e-governance models.
  • To evaluate ethical, regulatory, and legal issues governing digital business and service delivery.
  • To assess emerging technological trends shaping the future of e-business and governance.
Course Outcomes (COs)5 outcomes

After completion of the course student will be able to:

  1. CO1Understand digital economy concepts and apply e-business models in diverse business contexts. (Understanding)K2
  2. CO2Analyze strategies for setting up and managing e-commerce platforms. (Analyzing)K4
  3. CO3Evaluate applications of ITES, mobile commerce, and legal frameworks in e-business. (Evaluating)K5
  4. CO4Interpret and assess e-governance strategies and their impact on public service delivery. (Analyzing)K4
  5. CO5Formulate insights into future trends in e-business using AI, blockchain, and ethical frameworks. (Creating)K6
Suggested Readings6 books
  1. Joseph, E- Commerce: AManagerial Perspective, Prentice Hall
  2. Stain, L.D., Web Security: Step-by Step Reference Guide, Addison Wesley 3.
  3. Burnham, C., Web Hosting, McGrawHill Publication
  4. Gupta, M.P., Kumar, P. and Bhattacharya, J., Government Online, McgrawHill
  5. Heeks, R., Implementing and Managing e-Government, Sage
  6. Satyanarayana, J., E-Government: The Science ofPossible, Prentice Hall

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