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Module 15:
The Internet
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Agenda
What Is the Internet?
The New Business Model
Intranets
Extranets
E-Commerce
Technology Implicationsof Internet Applications
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The Internet: A Network ofNetworks
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Routers and circuits
Multiple paths
Adaptive routing
San Francisco
Boston
NAP NAP
ISPPOP
ISPPOP
Backbone
Internet Hierarchy
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The New BusinessModel
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Internet
The Internet Is Changing theWay Everyone Does Business
Compression of:
Time
Distance
Business cycles Market turbulence
Networked business
Rapid transformation
The Internet is drivingacceleration of
technology adoption.
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Blurring ofIndustries
Compressed
ProductLifestyle
Blurring ofGeographicalBoundaries
Need to
Do Morewith Less
Forces Driving Change
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Traditional Business ModelVersus New Business Model
Traditional New
Closely heldknowledge base
Limited access toinformation
Costly duplicationof effort
Limited hours toconduct business
Widely distributed amongpartners, suppliers
Ubiquitous access toinformation by employees
Removal of redundancythrough cost justificationand analysis
Global 24 x 7 access
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Todays Internet BusinessSolutions
Intranets
Extranets
E-commerce
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Intranets
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What Is an Intranet?
An internal networkbased on Internet andWWW technology that
delivers immediate, up-to-date information andservices to networkedemployees
Platform independent Quick to implement
Global reach
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Typical Intranet Applications
Employee self-service
Distance learning Technical support
Videoconferencing
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Example: EmployeeSelf-Service
What can you do with employeeself-service?
Business management and planning
Internal communications
Human resources; benefits, training,401K, payroll
Internal IT services
Budgeting, sales and revenue forecast
EIS/daily operations managementand enterprise reporting
Corporate travel
Market intelligence
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Benefits of Intranets
Increase employee productivity
Provide easy access to information
Improve design productivity andcompress time to market
Improve global communications
Minimize downtime and cut
maintenance costs Realize cost savings
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Extranets
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What Is an Extranet?
An extension of thecompany network,facilitating secure
collaborative connectionswith:
Key customers
Suppliers
Partners
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Typical Extranet Applications
Supply-chain management
Customer communications
Distributor promotions
Online continuing education/training
Customer service
Order status inquiry
Inventory inquiry
Account status inquiry
Warranty registration
Claims
Online discussion forums
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ManufacturersDistributors/
WholesalersConsumersSuppliers Retailers
From my suppliers suppliers to
my customers customers
Example: Supply ChainManagement
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Benefits of Extranets
Provide access to specific companyinformation, and facilitate closerworking relationships
Streamline day-to-day operationswith your partners and suppliers
Reduce inventories and cycle times
Improve channel performance
Reduce costs
Improve customer satisfaction
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E-Commerce
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E-Commerce MarketGrowing Rapidly
Business to ConsumerBusiness to Business
Total
1996 1998 2000 2002
0.5 0.6 1.1 625 31
8
123 131
22
327349
97% of companiesconductinge-commercehave less than499 employees
71% of them have
less than 49employees!
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Typical E-CommerceApplications
Online catalog
Order entry
Configuration
Pricing
Order verification
Credit authorization
Invoicing
Payment and receivables
Inventory management
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Benefits of E-Commerce
Increase revenues
Sell into global markets
Improve customer satisfaction withself-service application
Manage inventory levels more effectively Decrease costs
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TechnologyImplications of Internet
Applications
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Technology Implications ofInternet Applications
Higher bandwidth requirements
Security
Potential of Virtual Private Networks
EDI
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128
64
56K
28.8
19.2
9.6
Minimum Bandwidth for Application per User
ISDN, FR
Old Modem Telnet
New Modem
Web Browsing
Simple Video, Voice
Video, Multimedia
E-Mail, File Transfer
Leased Line,Frame Relay,XDSL
Kbps
Applications Need Bandwidth
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PublicWeb
Server
CampusBackbone
Firewall
IntranetServers
Gateway
SalesOffice
Headquarters
Internet
Mainframe
AAA Server Firewalls
Network Address Translation (NAT)
Encryption: IPSec, DES, 3DES
Token cards
AAA
ISDN
PSTN
TokenCard
3 1 7 8 4 5 4
Internet Security Solutions
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Internet
Frankfurt
Geneva
Extends private network through public Internet
Lower cost than private WAN
Relies on tunneling and encryption
IP Packet(Private,
Encrypted)
IP Header (Public)
Virtual Private Network
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Summary
Internet businesssolutions createcompetitive advantage
Higher customersatisfaction
Lower costs
Competitiveagility
Accelerated time-to-market
Higher employee efficiency
Ubiquitousconnectivitywhere thebusiness
runs on thenetwork
Employees
Partners
Customers
Suppliers
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