Question 1

Priceline.com is an example of a(n)

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A)  cloud based storage service. 
B)  ERP. 
C)  electronic exchange. 
D)  merchant company. 
E)  price elasticity solution. 
A)  cloud based storage service. 
B)  ERP. 
C)  electronic exchange. 
D)  merchant company. 
E)  price elasticity solution. C

Question 2

Web 2.0 applications are

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A)  installed on users' computers. 
B)  installed on users' networks. 
C)  installed on users' computers and networks. 
D)  thin clients. 
E)  seldom updated. 
A)  installed on users' computers. 
B)  installed on users' networks. 
C)  installed on users' computers and networks. 
D)  thin clients. 
E)  seldom updated. D

Question 3

Merchant companies take title to the goods they sell.

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A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 4

Viral marketing is the term used when

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A)  news is spread by repeated sending of a message from one person to others who repeat the cycle. 
B)  users get tired of the message. 
C)  an ad campaign increases sales less than 2%. 
D)  an ad pops up when the user goes to a new web page. 
E)  drug companies advertise cold medicine. 
A)  news is spread by repeated sending of a message from one person to others who repeat the cycle. 
B)  users get tired of the message. 
C)  an ad campaign increases sales less than 2%. 
D)  an ad pops up when the user goes to a new web page. 
E)  drug companies advertise cold medicine.

Question 5

When a cottage owner rents her cottage to another person using kijiji.ca this is an example of

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A)  G2G e-commerce. 
B)  B2B e-commerce. 
C)  C2C e-commerce. 
D)  B2C e-commerce. 
E)  B2G e-commerce. 
A)  G2G e-commerce. 
B)  B2B e-commerce. 
C)  C2C e-commerce. 
D)  B2C e-commerce. 
E)  B2G e-commerce.

Question 6

Web 2.0 relies on _____________ to drive revenues

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A)  video sales 
B)  software licensing 
C)  information storage 
D)  advertising 
E)  .mpg sales 
A)  video sales 
B)  software licensing 
C)  information storage 
D)  advertising 
E)  .mpg sales

Question 7

The term Web 2.0 was first popularized by

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A)  Tim O'Reilly 
B)  Bill Gates. 
C)  Larry Ellison. 
D)  Andrew Gemino. 
E)  Warren Buffet. 
A)  Tim O'Reilly 
B)  Bill Gates. 
C)  Larry Ellison. 
D)  Andrew Gemino. 
E)  Warren Buffet.

Question 8

Explain the difference between merchant and nonmerchant companies and give an example of each.

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Question 9

What is showrooming and what is the danger of showrooming to retailers?

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Question 10

When a consumer looks at a product at a bricks and mortar store,then purchases the product on line this is called

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A)  price conflict . 
B)  online elasticity. 
C)  merchant ?e-commerce. 
D)  showrooming. 
E)  channel conflict. 
A)  price conflict . 
B)  online elasticity. 
C)  merchant ?e-commerce. 
D)  showrooming. 
E)  channel conflict.

Question 11

Advertising rates can be changed automatically hour by hour under Web 2.0 by using Google's AdWords.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

Economic factors to be considered by vendors who want to engage in e-commerce include:

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A)  increases in customer service, logistics and manufacturing expenses 
B)  showrooming, lower taxation and customer service expenses 
C)  increased competition and fewer customers 
D)  channel conflict and lower logistics expenses 
E)  showrooming and higher customer service expenses 
A)  increases in customer service, logistics and manufacturing expenses 
B)  showrooming, lower taxation and customer service expenses 
C)  increased competition and fewer customers 
D)  channel conflict and lower logistics expenses 
E)  showrooming and higher customer service expenses

Question 13

What Web 3.0 will look like and do is pretty much

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A)  unpredictable. 
B)  a function of internet speed. 
C)  going to rest with google. 
D)  already done by Facebook. 
E)  up to nonmerchant companies. 
A)  unpredictable. 
B)  a function of internet speed. 
C)  going to rest with google. 
D)  already done by Facebook. 
E)  up to nonmerchant companies.

Question 14

Electronic exchanges are web sites that

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A)  sell goods and services at a large discount. 
B)  match buyers and sellers. 
C)  allow consumers to bid against one another online. 
D)  provide information for a fee. 
E)  store data from any person or business. 
A)  sell goods and services at a large discount. 
B)  match buyers and sellers. 
C)  allow consumers to bid against one another online. 
D)  provide information for a fee. 
E)  store data from any person or business.

Question 15

Business literature defines ________ types of capital.

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A)  2 
B)  3 
C)  4 
D)  5 
E)  6 
A)  2 
B)  3 
C)  4 
D)  5 
E)  6

Question 16

According to Nan Lin,social capital is created by

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A)  investing in social relations with the expectations of returns in the marketplace. 
B)  the opening up of a twitter account by a company. 
C)  doing a speech for your department meeting. 
D)  using email to contact your acquaintances. 
E)  any online activity that involves networking. 
A)  investing in social relations with the expectations of returns in the marketplace. 
B)  the opening up of a twitter account by a company. 
C)  doing a speech for your department meeting. 
D)  using email to contact your acquaintances. 
E)  any online activity that involves networking.

Question 17

One advantage of IT is the ability to keep track of many more people and enhance personalization.

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A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

What is a mashup? Give an example of a mashup.

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Question 19

List 5 characteristics that differ between Web 2.0 to the "traditional" internet.Give your own definition of Web 2.0.

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Web 2.0 differs from the "traditional" i

Question 20

Future Shop mitigates showrooming by

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A)  not having products in the store that can be purchased online at other stores. 
B)  using high pressure sales tactics in the store. 
C)  discouraging customers from taking pictures of goods. 
D)  Online record processing. 
E)  Encouraging customers to browse in person and buy online. 
A)  not having products in the store that can be purchased online at other stores. 
B)  using high pressure sales tactics in the store. 
C)  discouraging customers from taking pictures of goods. 
D)  Online record processing. 
E)  Encouraging customers to browse in person and buy online.

Priceline.com is an example of a(n)

Web 2.0 applications are

Merchant companies take title to the goods they sell.

Viral marketing is the term used when

When a cottage owner rents her cottage to another person using kijiji.ca this is an example of

Web 2.0 relies on _____________ to drive revenues

The term Web 2.0 was first popularized by

Explain the difference between merchant and nonmerchant companies and give an example of each.

What is showrooming and what is the danger of showrooming to retailers?

When a consumer looks at a product at a bricks and mortar store,then purchases the product on line this is called

Advertising rates can be changed automatically hour by hour under Web 2.0 by using Google's AdWords.

Economic factors to be considered by vendors who want to engage in e-commerce include:

What Web 3.0 will look like and do is pretty much

Electronic exchanges are web sites that

Business literature defines ________ types of capital.

According to Nan Lin,social capital is created by

One advantage of IT is the ability to keep track of many more people and enhance personalization.

What is a mashup? Give an example of a mashup.

List 5 characteristics that differ between Web 2.0 to the "traditional" internet.Give your own definition of Web 2.0.

Future Shop mitigates showrooming by

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Exam 9: E-Commerce, social Networking and Web 2.0

Priceline.com is an example of a(n)

Web 2.0 applications are

Merchant companies take title to the goods they sell.

Viral marketing is the term used when

When a cottage owner rents her cottage to another person using kijiji.ca this is an example of

Web 2.0 relies on _____________ to drive revenues

The term Web 2.0 was first popularized by

Explain the difference between merchant and nonmerchant companies and give an example of each.

What is showrooming and what is the danger of showrooming to retailers?

When a consumer looks at a product at a bricks and mortar store,then purchases the product on line this is called

Advertising rates can be changed automatically hour by hour under Web 2.0 by using Google's AdWords.

Economic factors to be considered by vendors who want to engage in e-commerce include:

What Web 3.0 will look like and do is pretty much

Electronic exchanges are web sites that

Business literature defines ________ types of capital.

According to Nan Lin,social capital is created by

One advantage of IT is the ability to keep track of many more people and enhance personalization.

What is a mashup? Give an example of a mashup.

List 5 characteristics that differ between Web 2.0 to the "traditional" internet.Give your own definition of Web 2.0.

Future Shop mitigates showrooming by

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