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9th June 2021

E-Business
 What is E-Business
 What are the differences between E-Business and E-Commerce?
 Evolution of E-Business
 E-Business Model
 Impact of E-Business on Business
 Advantages
 E-Business Challenges
 References
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10th June 2021

BPM (Business Process Management): Process in defined as a series of event

which helps in conversion of input in the desired output
Business Process in series of event which are required for translating or
transformation of strategies into a desired objective or outcome. Business
process deals in following steps:
1. Define the process or objective: we map down the location and rules
which are to be achieved in near future
2. Performance Measurements: It means measuring the efficiency and
effectiveness of strategies and ensuring the desired benefits from the
same.
3. Organisational Setup: The infrastructure of the organisation and the
framework which helps or contribute towards the attainment of the
goal of the organisation

Difference between Traditional Management and Business Process

Management
1. Traditional Management mainly comprises of department and
functional managers whereas Business Process Management focuses
on achieving desired goal and for which a process owner is appointed
who shall reasonable for growth and development of process
2. Traditional Management it focuses on cost leadership strategy and
mainly suited cost for price sensitive customer who influence or
affected by price of the product (ex. – Budget phone users), whereas
Business Process Management focuses on differentiation strategies
which means unique or distinctive feature of product mainly suited for
customers who are price insensitive (ex. – iPhone Users)

Business process flow is the series of process which used to depict the result
of the same
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11th June 2021

Improving process of any corporation by improving business flow

Steps of Business process management are as following:

Step 1 - Design: Break the process down into multiple tasks
Step 2 - Adoption of Modal: It is using suitable business process management
software
Step 3 - Execute: It is the process or put system in the place
Step 4 - Monitor: it means to analyse the process
Step 5 - Optimise: It means to make changes to the process to improve it

Definition: Business Process Management is a means to study, identify,

change, and monitor business processes. Business Process Management is a
generic term, that encompasses the techniques, structured methods, and
means to streamline operations and increase efficiency.
Business Process Management techniques and methods enable us to
identify and modify existing processes to align them with a desired
(improved) future state.
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12th June 2021

Performance is a result of process where one tries to maximizing efficiency

over one’s competitors

Business Process Components:

1. People
2. Technology
3. Information

Input – Raw Material, data, expertise: work that transform the material using
data and expertise is called process on input

E-Business Process Management and Improvement:

It is also called as reengineering
SOP – Standard Operation Procedure / Protocol: Standard operating
procedure documented and making it well stablished practice
Informal Practices: Typically, undocumented process, knowledge
intensive,
rigid from slow or fast changes
Business Process Reengineering: Continues examination to determine
whether they are still necessary or operating at peak efficiency by eliminating
waste steps is called as Business Process Reengineering
Adopting digital technology: for enhancement of automated machinery
for better efficiency
Expanding data flow to reach more functions and parallel sequential
activities
Creating innovative business process to create new modals

Business Process management is consisting of method tools and technology

to support and continuously improve business process it also known as
Business Process management
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Business Process management software are used to map processes

performed manually by computers or to design new processes
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16th June 2021

Cloud Computing: CLOUD COMPUTING IS AN EMERGING COMPUTING

TECHNOLOGY THAT USES THE INTERNET AND CENTRAL REMOTE SERVERS TO
MAINTAIN DATA AND APPLICATION

CHARACTERISTICS OF CLOUD COMPUTING

1. Application programming interface.
2. Device and location independence.
3. Virtualization
4. Reliability.
5. Maintenance
6. Security
7. Performance
8. Agility

Types of cloud
1. Public cloud
2. Private cloud
3. Community cloud
4. Hybrid cloud

What are Cloud Stacks?

Cloud Services can be dived into *3 stacks:

1. Infrastructure as a Service: IaaS
2. Platform as a Service: PaaS
3. Software as a Service: SaaS
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17th June 2021

Six Sigma (6σ) is a set of techniques and tools for process improvement. It was
introduced by American Engineer Sir Bill Smith while working at Motorola in
1986. A six sigma process is one in which 99.99966% of all opportunities to
produce some feature of a part are statistically expected to be free of defects.
Six Sigma is a method that provides organizations tools to improve the
capability of their business processes. This increase in performance and
decrease in process variation helps lead to defect reduction and improvement
in profits, employee morale, and quality of products or services.

Six Sigma asserts that:

1. Continuous efforts to achieve stable and predictable process results
(e.g., by reducing process variation) are of vital importance to business
success.
2. Manufacturing and business processes have characteristics that can be
defined, measured, analysed, improved, and controlled.
3. Achieving sustained quality improvement requires commitment from
the entire organization, particularly from top-level management.

Features that set Six Sigma apart from previous quality-improvement

initiatives include:

4. Focus on achieving measurable and quantifiable financial returns

5. Emphasis on management leadership and support
6. Commitment to making decisions on the basis of verifiable data and
statistical methods rather than assumptions and guesswork
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19th June 2021

Introduction to DataBase Management System (DBMS):

Data: Facts, Figure, statistics etc. having no particular meaning

Big Data: Big data is commonly defined as high volume mostly text data and
it is studied by data scientist in the field of data science

Data science: Managing and analysing massive set of data such as target
marketing trend analysis and creation of individual tailored product and
services is called as data science

Cloud Computing
SoMoClo (Social Mobile Cloud): It is a huge data centre accessible via
internet and forms the core by providing 24x7 access to the storage apps and
services

Hand Held and wearable devices and their user forms the edge of the cloud

Social channel connects the core and edge creating integration of technical
and service infrastructure needed for digital business