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1. Internet

2. Components of the Internet World
Inter NIC
.edu
.com
.gov .mil
Authority
Domain
Domain Names and Internet Organisation

3. Internet for Business
Headquarters
suppliers
The Internet
Business Partners
Remote Offices
Customers/Consumers

4. Categories of Networks
Local Area Network
Local Area Network Backbone Network
Backbone Network Metropolitan Area
(BN) Network (MAN)
{LAN) (LAN)
Campus Area Network Business Area Network
Net Work (BAN)
(CAN)
Wide Area Network
(WAN)

5. Basic Parts of a Network
Node 1 Node 3 Node 4
Hub Hub
Back
bone
Node 2

6. Metropolitan Area Network
A
B
City
network C
D

7. Hosts and the Subset
Host
LAN
LAN
Router Host
LAN
LAN

8. Wide Area Network (WAN)
Micro-computer
Gateway
computers
LAN II
(STAR
NETWORK)
LAN I
(Bus network)
LAN III
(Irregular network)

9. Internet Work (Internet)
A
R
E
R
R
WAN R B
R
R
R
D
R
R R = Router
C
ABCDE = Destinations

10. Internet Technologies
Web Sales
kets competitors
/ Global Mar
rs
ndo rs
Ve plie
sup Corporate communication Business
constraints Systems Human Resources Information partners
Research Management EXTRA
INTRA Cost Customers
containment Product Marketing sales Internet NETS
NETS development Core Business Capabilities
Functions
Price Customer support
competition
Competitive Technology
Environment New Business Developments
Product potential
The Internet

11. Business Area Network
Internet
POP
Switch
BAN
ATW frame
relay
Public MAN or WAN
Infrastructure
PL 1010
BAN Mini- POP Building, Campus or
BAN
Business Park

12. NSFNET PROGRAM
Commercialization of Internet
1991- Till date
NSFNET program High Performance Computing &
Communications
(1985-1991)
(HPCC) Research program
1991-Till date
National Information Infrastructure
or
(I-WAY)
1991-Till date

13. Networks Making up the
Internet
Academic Internet based on TCP/IP
Business Internets protocol (Full access to all Internet
based on non-TCP/IP resources)
protocols
Value-added networks
Advantis,Sprint Link
Tymnet, GEIS E-mail only
networks
compuserve AT & T Mail
MILNET Asian Networks
Online PSNET Sprint Mail
Prodigy NSFNET MCI Mail
Service ARPANET Alter Net Fiido Net
providers CSNET
America CERNET BIX
online EBONE
GEnie E-world
Delphi

14. Internet Presence Established
Pull
Supply
View Data Enterprise Chain
Partners
Customer Web
Browser

15. Commerce is Initiated
Pull
Supply
View,Configure, Buy Enterprise Chain
Partners
Customer Web
Browser

16. Demand-Centered E-Business
Pull
View, configure, Buy Supply
Chain
Enterprise
Partners
Exceptions, Real-Time status
Push
EDI
FAX
Browser
Call Center

17. Demand Web Fulfillment
Internet Presence Established
Manufacturer
Distributor Warehouse
Supplier customer
Agent Broker
carrier

18. Traffic Building Techniques
6. Web-based events
4. E-mail
Advertising
2. Content
Partnerships 5. Press
Relations
1. Registration of the Search
Engines 3. Banner Advertising

19. Relationship Marketing
One-to-one Marketing
Personalization
Relation-
ship
Marketing Community Building
Customisation
Customer relationship
Management

20. World Wide Web
Web server A (Mumbai) Web server B (Denmark)
Page
Page
Web server C (Japan)
Web server D (Chennai)

21. Internet, Intranet, Firewall
(LAN)
Intranet
Firewall
Internet

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