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This 5-page paper covers some of the Internet protocols that are typically used in e-commerce. Also under discussion are some trends in terms of these protocols. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
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the mouse a couple of times and making their purchase. But a business owner who is new to e-commerce needs to know other things, namely the technological side of what
makes e-commerce tick. In this paper, well examine some of those technical sides, by examining topics such as Internet infrastructure, Internet protocols and the uses of the Internet as it
pertains to e-commerce. Its first helpful to examine the pathway of the Internet as it pertains to e-commerce. Clients and partners, through
computers, telephones, cable lines or DSLs end up using their terminals to connect to the Internet (Lindberg, 2003). In order to access the Net, the clients and partners move through
Internet Service Providers (ISPs) (Lindberg, 2003). Incidentally, ISPs can be referenced through public switched telephone networks (PSTN), digital subscriber lines (DSLs) or T1s, T4s or cable links (Lindberg, 2003). Other
linkages include, but arent limited to, LANs, routers, hubs and PBXs (Lindberg, 2003). Compared to ten years ago, there are many ways in which consumers can jump on to the
Internet, and these are things that the business needs to consider when it comes to ease of use of its site. For example, it doesnt do any good to have
a site with lots of graphics or large interfaces, if the consumer is likely to have little more than a 56K modem line (which is especially true among countries outside
the U.S., France and Britain). On the other side of the connection are host computers of the provider or seller (Lindberg, 2003).
The sellers either co-located or outsource their data storage facilities, which include data warehouses that contain information on products, services, clients, partners, suppliers, billing, payments and other important e-commerce type
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