Online E-business Curriculum eLearning - Training Resources

e-Business Part 1 Facing the e-Business Challenge The first course in the e-Business curriculum focuses on the history, trends, and opportunities around the movement towards e-Business. It compares and contrasts e-Commerce and e-Business. The target audience is those individuals tasked with planning/implementing e-Business strategies within an organization (primarily technical and business managers, as opposed to programmers, network engineers,  more...

e-Business Part 2 Building the Infrastructure ...e-Business curriculum focuses on technical infrastructure needed to support an e-Business initiative. It focuses on the sub-application level, examining network and protocol options and requirements. It introduces some of the major players in the market and business drivers that could affect an organization's choices. The target audience is those individuals tasked with planning/implementing  more...

e-Business Part 3 Choosing Tools and Technologies ...e-Business curriculum focuses on the tools, languages and technologies that help drive the e-Business infrastructure. It also covers the strengths and weaknesses of each tool, language and technology. It also covers higher-level software and hardware choices such as web browsers, web servers, web application servers and web enabled databases. The target audience is those individuals tasked with  more...

e-Business Part 4 Securing Your Infrastructure ...e-Business curriculum examines the security risks and requirements of an e-Business environment e.g. viruses and hoaxes etc. It covers the inherent lack of Internet security and goes on to cover creating security strategies and policies. It also covers security schemas and tools. It also explains the role of cryptology and cryptographic tools. It introduces client and server side security. The  more...

e-Business Part 5 Understanding the Applications This course covers search engines and portals, on-line shopping and resource management software. It also covers Enterprise resource planning and interactive communication software. Technical Manager, Business Manager, Project Managers who have an understanding of business principles and knowledge of how to use a browser. The fifth course in the e-Business curriculum focuses on the various kinds  more...

e-Business Part 6 Working with Employees This course covers establishing acceptable use policies, email etiquette, company-employee communication and employee-employee communication. Finally, it needs to cover guidelines for building the Intranet and establishing document sharing. Technical Manager, Business Manager, Project Managers who have an understanding of business principles and knowledge of how to use a browser. The sixth course  more...

e-Business Part 8 Supply Chain Management and e-Procurement It examines supply-chain management and the changes needed to create Internet-enabled supply-chain management, establish business-business relationships and electronic procurement. Technical Manager, Business Manager, Project Managers. The final course in the e-Business curriculum focuses on how to manage an e-Business environment to work better with suppliers and vendors.  more...

e-Business Part 1: Facing the e-Business Challenge The first course in the e-Business curriculum focuses on the history, trends, and opportunities around the movement towards e-Business. It compares and contrasts e-Commerce and e-Business.  more...

e-Business Part 2: Building the Infrastructure The second course in the e-Business curriculum focuses on technical infrastructure needed to support an e-Business initiative. It focuses on the sub-application level, examining network and protocol options and requirements. It introduces some of the major players in the market and business drivers that could affect an organization's choices.  more...

e-Business Part 3: Choosing Tools and Technologies The third course in the e-Business curriculum focuses on the tools, languages and technologies that help drive the e-Business infrastructure. It also covers the strengths and weaknesses of each tool, language and technology. It also covers higher-level software and hardware choices such as web browsers, web servers, web application servers and web enabled databases.  more...

e-Business Part 4: Securing Your Infrastructure The fourth course in the e-Business curriculum examines the security risks and requirements of an e-Business environment e.g. viruses and hoaxes etc. It covers the inherent lack of Internet security and goes on to cover creating security strategies and policies. It also covers security schemas and tools. It also explains the role of cryptology and cryptographic tools. It introduces client and  more...

e-Business Part 1: Facing the e-Business Challenge The first course in the e-Business curriculum focuses on the history trends and opportunities around the movement towards e-Business. It compares and contrasts e-Commerce and e-Business.  more...

e-Business Part 2: Building the Infrastructure The second course in the e-Business curriculum focuses on technical infrastructure needed to support an e-Business initiative. It focuses on the sub-application level examining network and protocol options and requirements. It introduces some of the major players in the market and business drivers that could affect an organization's choices.  more...

e-Business Part 3: Choosing Tools and Technologies The third course in the e-Business curriculum focuses on the tools languages and technologies that help drive the e-Business infrastructure. It also covers the strengths and weaknesses of each tool language and technology. It also covers higher-level software and hardware choices such as web browsers web servers web application servers and web enabled databases.  more...

e-Business Part 4: Securing Your Infrastructure The fourth course in the e-Business curriculum examines the security risks and requirements of an e-Business environment e.g. viruses and hoaxes etc. It covers the inherent lack of Internet security and goes on to cover creating security strategies and policies. It also covers security schemas and tools. It also explains the role of cryptology and cryptographic tools. It introduces client and  more...