Team 4 Final Project Proposal

E-Commerce
Team 4
Mike
Ken
Min Siang
Final Project Proposal
November 28, 2007
 
Google Open Social
 
            Open Social is one of Google’s latest efforts. Although not a social networking platform in itself, Open Social seeks to establish a platform for developers to create applications that can be used on any social networking site that chooses to participate in the project.
 
For our final [...]

Team 8: Final Proposal “Pet Guardians” –When You’re Not There, We Care

Motivation and Target Market:
      People in Taiwan who call their pets daughters or sons are no longer regarded as oddities. As the nation ages and its birth rate declines, pets have become the most intimate companions for metropolitan residents. With annual per capita income over US$13,000 it is not surprising that people are lavishing time [...]

Team 10 Final project proposal-

Praise showers Google in classrooms across the globe as everyone tries to understand how Google got where it is today, and more importantly how best to emulate Google. The democratic way Google ranks search is a simplistic yet elegant solution to the Internet and from this search algorithm Google was born. As Google’s is dominating [...]

Team 6 – Project Proposal: Growing Opportunities for Online Auctions

Background:
One of the greatest potentials of electronic marketplaces is in its ability to bring together buyers and sellers with greater effectiveness and at a scale that has been unprecedented. Buyers and sellers from all over the world may participate in trading relationships without temporal or spatial constraints. Indeed, real-world examples of successful online marketplaces [...]

Team 3 Final Project Proposal [Comparing Ebay.com vs. Mercadolibre.com]

In the e-commerce industry Ebay.com stands tall and proud, being the auction giant of the world they have been able to tap into various parts of the world. Users from Asia, Europe and North America account for Ebay’s largest market space. However, this leave the Latin American part of the world unaccounted for; where there [...]

Proposal of Final Project – Comparison Between HEMiDEMi and funP (Team 12)

E-commerce Final Project Proposal
Team 12 John, Kate, Clare

“Sharing” is the key concept of Web2.0. Users not only receive the information but also give feedback and participate. In our term project, we’ll introduce two famous communities in Taiwan, the [...]

E-Commerce Proposal (Storefront Model) Team1

The storefront model is what many people think of when they hear the world “e-business”. This model combines transaction processing, security, online payment and information storage to enable merchants to sell their products online. To conduct storefront e-commerce, merchants need to organize online catalogs of products, take orders through their Web sites, accept payments securely, [...]

Final project–Team 9: Andrea, Jason&JanMee

Social Network Sites: Comparison between MySpace and Facebook 
Social network sites (SNSs) are increasingly attracting the attention of academic and industry researchers intrigued by their affordances and reach. Social network sites (SNSs) such as MySpace, Facebook, Cyworld, and Bebo have attracted millions of users, many of whom have integrated these sites into their daily practices.  
As of [...]

E-commerce project idea from team five

Our idea about the final project is to create a webpage about e-commerce in Sweden and Taiwan where we will try to compare the major e-commerce companies. We will also make a part that about “do’s and don’ts”, cultural differences and major holidays. How much information there will be on the webpage depends on how [...]

Google phone – Team number 10

Google phone
We can clearly know the goal of Google phone: it makes Google services more mobile and wider. Combined with mobile phone, Google service not only can be provided on internet through our personal computer but also on our cell phone at anytime. Before the idea of Google phone, we operate our computer to use [...]