CONTENTS ABSTRACT ACKNOWLEGEMENT CERTIFICATE CHAPTER 1.

INTRODUCTION
1.1 ITELLIGENCE 1.2 INTELLIGENT E-SERVICES

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CHAPTER 2. HISTORY CHAPTER 3. ENETRPRISE INFORMATION PORTAL

3.1 INTRODUCTION 3.2 CHARACTRISTICS 3.3 ROLE OF EIP

CHAPTER 4. E-INELLIGENCE PROCESSING

4.1 E-INELLIGENCE REQUIREMENT 4.2 FRAMEWORK FOR E-INTELLIGENCE

CHAPTER 5. OLAP&DATA WAREHOUSING

5.1 OLAP TECHNOLOGY 5.2 5.3 5.4 5.5 DATA WAREHOUSING DATA WAREHOUSING V/S OLAP TECHNOLOGY ARCHITECTURE &END-TO-END PROCESS OLAP V/S OLTP

CHAPTER 6. E-BUSINESS
6.1 IMPACT OF E-BUSINESS

6.2 PRODUCT SUPPLY CHAIN OPTIMIZATION 6.3 REAL-TIME DECISION-MAKING

6.4 E-BUSINESS INFRASTRUCTURE 6.5 OUTPOTS 6.6 6.7 INTERNET, INTRANET& EXTRANET BENIFITS OF E-BUSINESS

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CHAPTER 7. ADVANTAGE AND DISADVANTAGE

7.1 ADVANTAGE 7.2 DISADVANTAGE 7.3 FUTURE ASPECTS

CONCLUSION REFRENCE

LIST OF FIGURES Fig 3.1 An Enterprise Information Portal for E-business Fig 4.1.E-Intelligence Processing Fig 4.2: E-Intelligence Framework Fig 4.3: Features of an enhanced business intelligence system Fig 5.1: Data Model for OLTP Fig 5.2: Star Data Model for OLAP Fig 5.3: OLAP Cube Fig 5.4: Steps in the OLAP Creation Process Fig 5.5: Elements of business Intelligence Fig 5.6: Data Warehousing Architecture Fig 5.7: OLTP V/S OLAP Fig 6.1: Business Challenges Fig 6.2: Network Links Fig 6.3: E-Business Elements Fig 6.4: The Degree of Business Activity On-Line By Activity Fig 6.5: On-Line/Brick & Mortar Products and Services Fig 6.6: Extent of Internet Application Benefits Fig 6.7: Number One E-Intelligence Benefit Cited By Industry

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