Synopsis Ritu Bhandari

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Synopsis1.Title of project : Enterprise

application2.Scope of project with presentscenario :

Enterprise software, also known asenterprise application software (EAS),is software used in organizations, suchas in a business or government,Contrary to softwarechosen by individuals (for example,retail software). Enterprise software isan integral part of a (computer based)Information System.

Services provided by enterprisesoftware are typically business-oriented tools such as online shoppingand online payment processing,interactive product catalogue,automated billing systems, security,

enterprise content management, ITservice management, customerrelationship management etc.


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Shopping cart software : issoftware used in e-commerce to assistpeople making purchases online

The software allows online shoppingcustomers to accumulate a list ofitems for purchase, describedmetaphorically as placing items inthe shopping cart or adding tocart. Upon checkout, the softwaretypically calculates a total for theorder, including shipping and handling(i.e. postage and packing) charges andthe associated taxes, as applicable.

3.Literature survey:

Existing System:

Currently presentOnline Shopping Web Apps likeflipcart.com, amazon.com etc. have

images of products , searchoptions, reviews and other featureslike checkout through a big lengthyprocess, and no discount options.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_commercehttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electronic_commerce


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Proposed System: This system willhave

more featuredreviews

Large featuringimages of products

Single pagecheckout options

Multiple itemsshopping

Fast search

Easy payingsystem throughPayPal and/or manually payment.

Problem Description :

The problems fetchedout in existing system related toefficiency and security aresolved out in proposed system. Inthis system all the requirements


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related to Shopping Cart areattached and also the contents likevideo, picture, feedbacks and

PayPal are available.

Eucalyptus includes thesefeatures :1. Compatibility with Amazon Web

Services API.2. Secure communication between

internal processes via SOAP andWS-Security.

3. Support for Linux and Windowsvirtual machines (VMs) .

4. Support for multiple clusters as a

single cloud.


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cultural comparison, etc So wedeveloped a cross-cultural model ofonline shop including shopping value,

attitudes to online retailer's attributesand online purchasing based on theintegrated V-A-B model.

2.What drives consumers to shoponline ? A literature review

Authors:Ton ita Perea y Monsuwe , BenedictG.C. Dellaert and

Ko de RuyterMaastricht University, Maastricht, TheNetherlands

Abstract:While a large number of consumers in

the US and Europe frequently shop onthe Internet, research on what drivesconsumers to shop online has typicallybeen fragmented. This


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paper therefore proposes a frameworkto increase researchersunderstanding of consumers attitudes

toward online shopping and theirintention to shop on the Internet. Theframework usesthe constructs of the TechnologyAcceptance Model (TAM) as a basis,extended by exogenous factors andapplies it to the online shoppingcontext. The review shows thatattitudes toward onlineshopping and intention to shop onlineare not only affected by ease of use,usefulness, and enjoyment, but alsoby exogenous factors like consumer

traits, situational factors, productcharacteristics, previous onlineshopping experiences, and trust inonline shopping.

3.Haptic Interaction as a PurchaseMotivatorIn Online Shop


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Authors: Yasser Bamarou and Dr.Shamus SmithTechnology Enhanced Learning

Research GroupDept. Computer Science,DurhamUniversityScience Laboratories, South RoadDurham, England, DH1 3LE

Abstract: The invention of the Internethas opened a large range ofinformation resources and servicesthat were almost hard to obtain. Withfew mouse clicks, information aboutmost topics can be found in seconds .online shop is a fast growing industry

as it provides 24/7 access to widerange of products with the convenientof shopping form home .Besides access to a globalmarketplace, it introduces a level offlexibility . These motivations haveencouraged businesses to look for new

ways to understandonline shopbehaviour in order to attract andretain consumers. As a result, many


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interesting areas of research openedup in the field of web interactions.

4.

Risk in online shop a literaturesurvey

Authors: Pierre alain millet andValerie botta genoulazMeeting Date : 19 Oct 2005-22 Oct2005

Conference Location : LausanneDate of Current Version : 06 August2006Issue Date : 2005

Abstract:

Implementing an online shop can be arisky project, since there's no


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widespread and profound knowledgeor experiences.

This guideline is intended to supportthe management of organizational,technical and human challenges inonline shop implementation projects.

An overview of the implementationprocess is given. Subsequently, the

development of a concept, using theservices offered by a company to itscustomers, is discussed.

Prototyping, realization and operationof the online shop are further topics.The last part introduces some

practical helper tools for theimplementation of online shops.

5.

PRIVACY AND SECURITY ISSUES IN

ONLINE

SHOP : A literature survey.


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Authors: Chawla, Ravneet Kaur Bala,Anju .

Issue Date: 3-Jan-2012Appears in Collections: ElectronicTheses & Dissertations @ TU

Abstract

Shop online has never been so easy.

Big companies such as eBay andamazon.com have introduced manyvalue added features to help thecustomers to decide what to shop for.

With features such as pricecomparison, product photos and user

reviews, consumers can shop easilyand smartly without even going to thestores and having such a hard timelooking for the products they want. Allthey have to do are just browse forthe product they want in the website.

Such simplicity is what makes onlineshopping appealing for consumers.Hence, customers perception ofprivacy and


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security issues and ways to avoidthose issues, all based on sometrustworthy sources I have found

Project Description :

These applications typicallyprovide a means of capturing a client'spayment information, but in the case

of a credit card they rely on thesoftware module of the securegateway provider, in conjunction withthe secure payment gateway, in orderto conduct secure credit cardtransactions online.

Online shopping or online retailingis a form of electronic commercewhereby consumers directly buygoods or services from a seller overthe Internet without anintermediary service. An online

shop, eshop,e-store, Internet shop, web shop,web store, online store, or virtualstore evokes the physical analogyof buying products or services at a


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bricks-and-mortar retailer orshopping centre.

The process is called business-to-consumer (B2C) online shopping.When a business buys from anotherbusiness it is called business-to-business (B2B) online shopping. Thelargest online retailing corporationsare EBay and Amazon.com, both areUS-based.

Detail of project :

1.Name oftheProject

Enterprise application

2.Objective/ Vision

The objective of this projectis to provide a simple way of

purchasing a products withmultiple choice , greaterflexibility and security.


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3.

Users of

theSystem

a). members of organizationgroups.b).Correspondents who

operate on the fieldc).who wish to checkproduct detailsd).end user

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FunctionalRequirem

ents

i. A unique identificationmechanism to identify acustomer

ii. A system that recordstransactions andpayment

iii. A common repository toupload their data(products and costs)

iv. Analysis and cost ratingv. A System that update

Datavi. A system that record

customer details to handover products andcollecting payments

5. Non-functional

i. Secure access ofconfidential data (usersdetails).


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requirements

ii. 24 X 7 availabilityiii. Better component design

to get better

performance at peak timeiv. Flexible service based

architecture will behighly desirable forfuture extension

6.Optionalfeatures

a. Should work withlow bandwidths

b. Ability to reset PIN/ password

7.Userinterfacepriorities

A. Professional look and feelB. Reports exportable in.XLS, .PDF or any otherdesirable format

8. Reports

A. Individuals sellinghistory and rating

B. cost rating and paymenthistory

9.TeamSize

5

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Technologies tobe used

UML, php,cloud computing

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Tools tobe Used

Eculyptus cloud

Obuntu server


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Dreamweaver Linux will be thepreferred OS.

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FinalDeliverable mustinclude

a). Online or offline help toabove said users,Application deploymentexecutive and developerb). Application archive (.war/.ear ) with source code

c). Database backup andDDL Scriptd). Complete Source code

4. Team Leader : Ritu BhandariResponsibilities:

1. Work Dividation :1. Requirement Analysis :

Rohin Tak

2. feasibility analysis :Richa Sharma

2. Designing : RituBhandari


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