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NAME: OGBUSU CHIAMALLA MERIT

REG NO: 2017/241129

1. COMPARE IN A TABULAR FORM THE GENERATION OF NETWORK.

COMPARISONS 1G 2G 3G 4G 5G
Wireless network Broadband
Year of
introduction
Average data
speed
Technology
Supporting
devices

List 5 major benefits of telecommunication in the modern business communication.

 There is an increase in employee productivity and satisfaction.


 There is improve cross-team collaboration.
 Reach more customers.
 An increase in the efficiency of operations.
 Innovations in the marketplace.

What is digital divide? Digital divide refers to the gap between demographics and regions that have access to
modern information and communications technology, and those that don’t or have restricted access.

How do you bridge the gap? Proponents for bridging the digital divide include those who argue it would improve
digital literacy, digital skills democracy, social mobility, economic equality and economic growth.

What is noise in communication model? It refers to anything that interferes with the communication process
between a speaker and an audience.

Three roles of television in a modern office.

E911

What is bandwidth? Bandwidth is the volume of information that can be sent over a connection in a measured
amount of time -calculated in megabits per second (Mbps).

What is Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)? It is a machine capable of understanding the world as well as any
human, and with the same capacity to learn how to carry out a huge range of tasks.

What is Nanotechnology? It refers to the branch

What is IOT? Internet of Things (IOT) describes the network of physical objects or things that are embedded with
sensors, software, and other technologies for the purpose of connecting and exchanging data with other devices and
systems over the internet.

What is IOE? Internet of Everything (IOE) is the intelligent connection of people, process, data and things. The
Internet of Everything describes a world where billions of objects have sensors to detect measure and assess their
status; all connected over public or private networks using standard and proprietary protocols.
What is NASA? NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration) is an independent agency of the United
States (U.S.) federal government responsible for the civilian space program, as well as aeronautics and space
research.

What is google earth?

 Webometrics: It tries to measure the world wide web to get knowledge about the number and types of
hyperlinks, structure of the world wide web and using patterns.
 Broadband: Broadband is the transmission of wide bandwidth data over a high speed internet
connection.
 Fibre optics: It is the technology used to transmit information as pulses of light through strands of fiber
made of glass or plastic over long distances.
 TDM (Time Division Multiplexing): TDM is a communication process that transmits two or more
streaming digital signals over a common channel.
 Routers: It is a networking device that forwards data packets between computer networks.
 Digital citizens: A digital citizen is a person using information technology in order to engage in
society, politics and government. Digital citizens are those who use the internet regularly and
efficiently.
 LCD (Liquid Crystal Display): LCD is a flat panel display technology commonly used in TVs
(televisions) and computer monitors. It is also used in screens for mobile devices, such as laptops,
tablets, and smart phones.
 LED (Light emitting diode): LED is a semiconductor light source that emits light when current flows
through it.
 LAN (Local area network): LAN is a privately owned network that interconnects processors, usually
microcomputers, within a building or a campus site that includes several buildings.
 WAN (Wide area network): WAN is a telecommunications network that covers a large geographical
area.
 MAN (Metropolitan area network): MAN are telecommunications networks that interconnect various
local area networks within a metropolitan area.
 Coaxial cable: It is a communications medium that consists of relatively thick central conductor
shielded by several layers of insulation and the second conductor just under the cable’s shell.
 WIFI (Wireless fidelity): It is a technology that allows devices such as computers (laptops and
desktops), mobile devices (smart phones and wearables), and other equipment (printers and video
cameras) to interface with the internet.

DIFFERENT TYPES OF E-COMMERCE.

Business-to-Business (B2B)

A B2B model of business involves the conduct of trade between two or more businesses/companies.

Business-to-Consumer (B2C)

Business-to-Consumer model of business deals with the retail aspects of e-commerce, i.e. the sale of goods and/or
services to the end consumer through digital means.

Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C)
This business model is leveraged by a consumer for selling used goods and/or services to other consumers through
the digital medium. The transactions here are pursued through a platform provided by a third party, the likes of
which include OLX, Quickr, etc.

Consumer-to-Business (C2B)

the C2B model provides the end consumers with an opportunity to sell their products/services to companies.

Business-to-Administration (B2A)

This model enables online dealings between companies and public administration, i.e. the Government by enabling
the exchange of information through central websites. It provides businesses with a platform to bid on government
opportunities such as auctions, tenders, application submission, etc.

Consumer-to-Administration (C2A)

The C2A platform is meant for consumers, who may use it for requesting information or posting feedbacks
concerning public sectors directly to the government authorities/administration.

MENTION 10 ONLINE BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS WEBSITES.

Jumia

Konga

Payporte

Alibaba. Com

Olx

Aliexpress. Com

Kara

Printivo stores

Timkoko-agro

EXPLAIN THE PROCESS OF E-COMMERCE.

Process of E-Commerce Business includes the purpose of marketing is target to potential buyers, engage
them to enter your website by using internet advertising, email or creating fairs. In addition, businesses should also
establish user groups, forums, chats or customer surveys through surveys to create the return of customers.
Customers are indispensable for e-commerce businesses.

As soon as a customer enters the website, a business site is downloaded. Now you can start tracking and
creating profiles for this customer. Based on that information, you can target the products that this customer is most
interested in. This is the first and important step of e-commerce web.

Customers see the product on the website if the item is arranged by stall, category for easy search. Once
customers are attracted to the items on sale or promotions, this is really a potential customer.
On the e-commerce website, there is always a shopping cart for customers to shop most conveniently and
easily. The shopping cart is simply a list of items selected by the buyer, quantity, price, attributes (colors, sizes, etc.)
and any other information related to the oorder The shopping cart often provides options to clean the basket, delete
items, and update quantities.

– As soon as the customer has all the items to buy, they will begin the billing process.

– For the buying model between customers and businesses, customers will usually enter information about
shipping addresses and billing.

– Customers can also add information on greetings, gift packs and other information for dependent services.

– After calculating the total value of items (including tax and shipping) the buyer will present the payment
method.

– The options will vary for transactions:

Between customers and businesses usually pay by credit card or pay after delivery.

Between business and business needs to have available all options, including orders, quotes, guarantees.

After the order is completed, it may be necessary to send the customer a receipt. For a business-to-business e-
commerce model, the receipt can be a list attached to the order. For customers, the receipt can be a reprint of the
order on the screen or a list sent to the buyer by Email. In both cases, this process can be easily automated.

If you do not automatically process your credit card, you must first process your financial transactions.
Standard business rules govern this step, such as ordering by phone or mmail Options can be provided to let
customers know about order status, inventory or item supply status.

As soon as there is a valid order, it needs to be done. This may be the most challenging business stage. If
shopping online, there may be difficulties in making an inventory. If procured through the service system there may
be problems with the order fulfillment service system.

The final step in the e-commerce process is shipping the goods to customers. Can provide order status to
customers. In this case, it may include a number of carriers such as UPS or FedEx for customers to track their
shipments.

LIST 5ONLINE WEBSITES WHERE CONSUMERS CAN ALSO SELL THEIR NEW FAIRLY USED
GOODS.

Poshmark

Letgo

Craigslist

Jiji

Stuff for sale Hull

ENUMERATE 5 ONLINE PAYMENT SYSTEMS.


PayPal

Google Pay

Visa-Packed ValueCard

Visa click to pay

Serve

Authorize.net

TRACE THE HISTORY OF E-COMMERCE IN NIGERIA.

Following Paypal’s ban of accounts with Nigerian IP addresses in 2005, E-commerce in Nigeria suffered some
retrogression and was reduced to the barest minimum because there was no alternative way through which electronic
payments to be made. Up until 2009, the obtainable forms of E-commerce were such as required customers to make
bank deposits before the delivery of their purchased goods or services and this hampered the main objectives and
competitive powers of E-commerce which were/are its ability to save time with speedy and near-instant transactions
and the convenience with which transactions could be made regardless of distance and other physical barriers. For
the years that would follow, E-commerce in Nigeria was largely manual, for lack of e-payment platforms which
would not be intercepted by the widespread fraudulence among the Nigerian populace (the red flag which Paypal
closed all Nigerian accounts). But for the move by Nigeria’s Visa-Packed ValueCard, Interswitch, and eTransact to
provide online switching payments, coupled with CBN’s policies such as CIBSS which enables local intra and inter-
bank online transactions banks, the growth of E-commerce in Nigeria would have remained stunted.

Also, with the invention of internet banking launched by Guaranty Trust Bank and First Bank, a glimmer of
hope shone on Nigerian E-commerce. Howbeit, Nigerian E-commerce, just like those of most African countries, is
still in the premature stage and is faced with the challenge of the unwillingness of investors to make substantial
investments. However, experts believe that in another ten years there will be such an emergency that would
strengthen this segment of the Nigerian economy due to the increasing number of internet users, who will, in turn,
utilize the transaction options made available by e-commerce. It was based on this prediction that Jumia, against all
odds, braved the hurdles on the path of Nigerian E-commerce and in June 2012, founded what has become the
largest E-commerce company in Nigeria.Jumia was cofounded by a Ghanaian Harvard Business School graduate
Raphael Afaedor and Rocket Internet, a based in Berlin internet start-up incubator. In about 7 years of operation,
Jumia online marketplace has employed 4000 people and partnered with 50,000 local African companies and
individuals. In Nigeria, its closest competitor is Konga, which is the second-largest E-commerce Company in the
country. At the moment, local E-commerce companies’ short term profitability is not yet a reality but the statistics
divulged that in 2018, there were 92.3 million internet users, and predicts that the number will hit 187.8 million in
2023 and this means more entrants into the market and an increased proclivity for patronage.

DEFINE THE FOLLOWING

Customization : Customization refers to the action of altering a product or service to suit a person’s or
company’s preferences or requirements.

Online catalogue: It is is an electronic bibliographic database that describes the items or products and services
sold and offered.

Webmaster: A webmaster is an individual who maintains a website. A webmaster may be a web developer and
the same individual that built a particular website.
Fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG): It can also be called consumer packaged goods (CPG), refer to
products that are highly in-demand, sold quickly, and affordable.

Great Online Shopping Festival (GOSF): GOSF is an online shopping sites that would give heavy discounts
for one day, in order to promote their sales.

Black Friday : It is a day full of special shopping deals and heavy discounts and is considered the beginning of
the holiday shopping season.

Cyber Monday: Cyber Monday is an e-commerce term referring to the Monday following the U.S.
Thanksgiving weekend. On this day the online retailers usually offer special promotions, discounts, and sales on
this day.

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