1. DBI COMPONENTS (FIVE LAYER MODEL)
1.1. E-business services applications layer (I)
1.2. Systems software layer (II)
1.3. Transport or network layer (III)
1.4. Storage/physical layer (IV)
1.5. Content and data layer (V)
2. KEY MANAGEMENT DECISION
2.1. Which technologies do we use?
2.2. How do we secure data?
3. BENEFITS OF PROPER INFRASTRUCTURE
3.1. Decrease development time and cost
3.2. Make information flow and security better
4. INTRANET
4.1. A private network within a single company using internet standards.
4.2. Secure and easily accessible via the internet.
4.3. Used extensively.
4.4. Information available on intranet.
4.5. BENEFITS OF INTRANET
4.5.1. Better internal communications
4.5.2. Sharing resources and best practice
4.5.3. Improved customer services
4.5.4. Reduction in paperwork
4.6. ADVANTAGES OF INTRANET
4.6.1. Reduce product life cycle.
4.6.2. Reduce cost with higher productivity and savings on hard copy reduce total cost of ownership.
5. FIREWALL
5.1. Its purpose is to prevent unauthorized access into the network from outsiders and protect information on the economy.
6. PROGRAMMING APPROACH FOR WEB APPLICATIONS
6.1. Client-side Programming
6.2. Server-side Programming
7. COMMUNICATION STANDARD
7.1. TCP/IP
7.2. HTTP
8. MULTIMEDIA STANDARDS
8.1. Graphics
8.2. Streaming media
8.3. Video standards
8.4. Audio standards
9. SOFTWARE AS A SERVICE (SaaS)
9.1. Software application delivery model by which an enterprise vendor develops a web-based software application, hosts and operates application over Internet.
9.2. SaaS is often easier to discontinue or substitute, reducing switching costs.
9.3. DISADVANTAGES OF SaaS
9.3.1. Data protection
9.3.2. Reduce data security since traditionally data would be backed up locally by in house IT staff.
9.3.3. Lower performance than a local database
9.3.4. Downtime or poor availability
10. EDI
10.1. Electronic Data Interchange is the computer-to-computer exchange of routine business data between trading partners in standard data formats.
10.2. Used for routine business documents
10.3. BENEFITS OF EDI
10.3.1. Speed
10.3.2. Accuracy
10.3.3. Simplicity
10.3.4. Security
11. INTRODUCTION
11.1. The term "digital business infrastructure" refers to the combination of hardware.
11.2. The architecture of networks, hardware, software and where it is located.
11.3. Method of publishing data and documents accessed through applications.
12. DBI PLATFORMS
12.1. Desktop, laptop, and notebook platforms
12.2. Mobile phone and tablet platforms
12.3. Other hardware platforms
12.4. Augmented reality
13. INTERNET TECHNOLOGY
13.1. The Internet enables communication between millions of connected computers all over the world.
13.2. Transfer data happen when requests for information are transmitted from client computers and mobile devices whose users request services from server computers that hold information and host business applications that deliver the services in response to requests.
13.3. INTERNET VS WEB
13.3.1. The Internet is composed of the machines, hardware and data, and the World Wide Web is what brings this technology to life.
13.3.2. The Internet is a massive network of networks, a networking infrastructure while the web is the system that use to access the Internet.
14. EXTRANET
14.1. Extending intranet beyond a company to customer, suppliers, and collaborators.
14.2. It is made accessible to selected external partners 24 hours a day for the exchange of data and applications, as well as the sharing of information.
14.3. BENEFITS OF EXTRANET
14.3.1. Information sharing in secure environment
14.3.2. Cost Reduction
14.3.3. Customer service
15. WEB TECHNOLOGIES
15.1. Web Tools (e.g., Dreamweaver, Flash)
15.2. Web Languages (e.g., XHTML, XML)
15.3. Client Technologies (e.g., Web browser)
16. WEB BROWSERS & SERVERS
16.1. Web servers - store and present content and data of web pages accessed by web browser.
16.2. Web pages
16.2.1. Static web page
16.2.2. Dynamic web page
16.3. Transaction log file
17. TEXT INFORMATION STANDARD
17.1. HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)
17.2. XML (eXtensible Markup Language)
17.2.1. To transport and store data and most common tool for data transmissions between all sorts of applications.
17.2.2. BENEFITS OF XML
17.2.2.1. Xml facilitates supply chain management.
17.2.2.2. XML allows automation of complex business process, management, and monitoring of business processes.
17.2.2.3. The complexity of development is reduced thus reducing development time and cost of application of integration.
17.3. WML (Wireless Markup Language)
18. WEB TECHNOLOGY EVALUATION
18.1. PC Era (I)
18.2. Web 1.0 (II)
18.3. Web 2.0 (III)
18.4. Web 3.0 (IV)
18.5. Web 4.0 (V)
19. COLLABORATIVE TECHNOLOGIES
19.1. Collaboration is a working practice whereby individuals work together to a common purpose to achieve business benefit.
19.2. Key features of collaboration tools
19.2.1. Synchronous collaboration
19.2.2. Asynchronous collaboration
19.3. Other features
19.3.1. live chat
19.3.2. user profiles
19.3.3. polls
19.3.4. calendars
19.4. BENEFITS OF COLLABORATIVE TECHNOLOGIES
19.4.1. Accelerated rate of innovation
19.4.2. Faster and more informed decision making
19.4.3. Increased productivity
19.4.4. Enhanced customers experience
19.4.5. Reduced travel costs