e-business presentation on e stocks

7/30/2019 E-Business Presentation on E stocks

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E-STOCK

E-BUSINESS


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Agenda

Introduction

Business Model

Application & Functional Levels

Business Components

Technologies

Advantages

Limitations Q&A


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Introduction

Trading Securities through online

Advisory services on Investments

Portfolio Management

Trainings & Certifications


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Business Model

Business to Business:

The electronic business relationship between two or more

companies

Business to Customers:

The electronic business relationship between Business

and Customers.


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Application & Functions

DataRepository

Business Logic Data source

Layer

.

File Systems

(XML

Documents)

Customer Company

Login Page

Web Server

End Process

HTTPS TCP


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Application & Functions


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E-Business Components

Stock

Delivery

Mechanism

Components

Buy

And

Sell


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Presentation Layer

Home screen optionsRegistration

Login

Feedback

FAQs

Customer preferenceBuy Share

Sell Shares

Edit your details

Check listing of shares

Contact companiesGive payments online

Give feedback.

Company ModuleShares listing

Change login details

En-list Share holders

Delete old share

listings

Change his profile

Change share rates

Feedback

Miscellaneous

RegistrationsHistorical Data

Change requisitions

Help


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Business Logic Layer

Business Logic

What information drives the businessprocess?

What information is generated?

Where does the information go?

Who process it?


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System Layer

Technology infrastructureClient

Middle Ware

Data Servers

Application: Element that transformobjects within the data architecture for

business purpose.

Technology: This includes computers,

operating systems, network, and linksstorage.

Database: The information flow definedas part of the business modelling phase is

refined into a set of data objects that are

needed to support the business.


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Advantages

To reduce the manual works required to be done in the existing system.

To avoid error s inherent in the manual works and hence make the output consistent

and correct .

To improve the management of permanent information of the company by keeping i t i s

properly and to provide facilities to update this information as efficient as possible.

To make the system complete menu-driven and hence user - friendly. This is necessary

so that even nonprogrammers could use the system effectively and system could act as

catalyst in achieving objective.

To make the systems compatibility i.e. it should fit in in the total , integrated system.

To design the system in such a way that reduces feature maintenance and

enhancement times and efforts.

To make the system reliable, understandable and costeffective.


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Thank You

Anchal

Janet

Ramasubrmanian R

Rejutha

Vignesh