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Terminated in academic year 2021/2022

Information Systems for E-business

Type of study Bachelor
Language of instruction Czech
Code 460-2020/01
Abbreviation ISEP
Course title Information Systems for E-business
Credits 4
Coordinating department Department of Computer Science
Course coordinator Ing. Radoslav Fasuga, Ph.D.

Subject syllabus

Lectures:
• The lines of business on the Internet, modern lines of business, explaining the basic concepts (B2B, B2C, B2G, etc.)
• Specification of the business plan, valuation of costs and benefits, feasibility project
• Pricing policy, methods of determining prices, the European Union, estimated costs associated with the implementation of business plan
• inventory control and logistics inventory, basic principles, calculations, records, legislation
• Monitoring statistics web applications, basic indicators, SEO optimization, testing, quality of treatment site due to the business plan
• Marketing in the Internet, advertising campaigns, monitoring their success and utilization
• Legal forms for e-business trading privileges, franchises, commercial and civil code in relation to e-business, privacy, rights and obligations under the European Union
• Image and corporate identity, computer design, logos, corporate identity, corporate manuals, user interface
• Electronic payment channels, receive electronic payments, credit cards, bank transfers, electronic banking and its linkages with the financial applications, interbank relations, foreign payments
• Customer Care, CRM systems, supply, demand, claims, service, helpdesk, basics of communication with customers
• Organization and management of IT / IS outsourcing, outplacement, offshoring
• Managerial skills, teamwork, organization of group work, project management, planning
• Financing the business plan, credit, loans, grants, incubators
Filling exercise:
The aim of exercise is to demonstrate practical examples of issues presented in lectures, student test positions: the owner of the business plan of a programmer, marketing analyst, financial advisor, customer, employee customer care center.
Student Activity exercises are geared to their own creative work, initiative, discussion, critical perspective on the subject. Students should be able to defend a business plan, critically and constructively contribute to solving the problems of other students.

Exercise Schedule:
• Introduction to e-business
• Definition of business plan
• Determination of price, service, profitability, cost estimates
• Development of marketing and advertising strategies
• Determine the appropriate legal form for business plan
• Visual presentation of the product or service
• Storage and distribution records
• Payment Channels
• Presentation of the results
• Teamwork, the organization of teamwork, sharing tasks, planning

Literature

Paul J. Jackson,Lisa Harris,Peter M. Eckersley, E-business fundamentals New Your 2003 (http://books.google.com/books?id=WYK4yshm-GsC&printsec=frontcover&dq=e-business&ei=KD9kS9DJEonEywSK5fg6&hl=cs&cd=1

Advised literature

Dave Chaffey, E-business and e-commerce management: strategy, implementation, and practice‎, 2006

Brahm Canzer, e-business: strategic thinking and practice‎, 2003

M. Papazoglou, Michael P. Papazoglou, Pieter Ribbers, E-business: organizational and technical foundations‎, 2006