Commerce Dot Com

Commerce.dot.com: Concepts and Skills [second edition] student text and CDROM has been revised to take account of recent changes in the areas of commerce, law and the political arena. This second edition covers the four core topics and eleven elective topics of the New South Wales Commerce Syllabus (years 9 - 10). Knowledge, understandings and skills are developed using a variety of resources, from conventional text to ICT-based activities. The text and associated activities encourage students to achieve a level of financial literacy necessary to operate efficiently in a commercial environment. Values and attitudes are also explored to assist students to make considered decisions about present and future financial matters. Students using this text will gain a solid foundation for the study of Economics, Business Studies and Legal Studies in Years 11 and 12. The CD ROM includes: - The complete student text - Internet addresses in the student text are active when connected to the web.

Commerce.dot.com has been fully revised and updated, while retaining its original features that proved so popular. It incorporates the four core topics of the NSW Commerce syllabus: consumer choice, personal finance, law and society, and employment issues, while providing plenty of examples to consolidate student understanding. Knowledge, understanding and skills are developed using a variety of resources, from conventional to ICT-based activities. The text and associated activities encourage students to achieve a level of financial literacy necessary to operate effectively in a commercial environment. Values and attitudes are also explored to assist students in making considered decisions about present and future financial matters. The printed book is also available as a digital NelsonNetbook. The NelsonNetbook is free to schools who adopt (booklist) the series, or it can be purchased separately.

Commerce.dot.com: Concepts and Skills [second edition] student text and CDROM has been revised to take account of recent changes in the areas of commerce, law and the political arena. The second edition covers the four core topics and eleven elective topics of the New South Wales Commerce Syllabus (years 9 - 10). This Teacher's Answers Book contains all the work in the Student Homework Book with answers provided in a second colour.

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This book provides an understanding of e-commerce by deconstructing it into its main constituents and explaining how they fit together. The objective is to introduce some consistency to the often contradictory views about e-commerce, bringing together different academic and management theories and frameworks into a coherent whole. It is written with a European perspective with examples that are drawn from around the globe, consistent with the nature of e-commerce. Visit the companion website This textbook gives an overview of e-commerce, relevant issues and frameworks. It looks at the foundations on which e-commerce is built - the technology. Managers and students of management must have an understanding of the infrastructure and inextricable linkages between processes and technology in a 21st century business. It is no longer acceptable or good business practice for technology to be the sole responsibility of IT departments. The book then goes on to examine businesses that have been built on these technology foundations. It explains the concept of the business model, the `dot com′ phenomenon and frameworks that have emerged as a result. It also outlines the legal and ethical implications for an e-business. It outlines the academic debate about the impact of e-commerce on economics and management thinking. It concludes with a glance to the future, exploring the potential new wave of technology. This textbook will be essential for undergraduate and post graduate students. It is a user-friendly text with case studies, and learning objectives to guide the student and lecturers. A companion website will accompany the text including cases, student activities, PowerPoint slides, notes and articles in support of the book. It will also give lecturers direct access to the author. It will provide students with the skills to be able to converse knowledgeably with IT managers and be able to ask the right questions in order to make a decision about IT.