Question 1

Electronic storefronts,Internet malls,and exchanges are major B2B e-marketplaces.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  False

Question 2

Private,public,and consortia are three types of e-marketplaces.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False  True

Question 3

Which of the following is a Web 2.0 application?

Accepted Answer

A) auctions 
B) blogs 
C) shopping carts 
D) e-catalogs 
A) auctions 
B) blogs 
C) shopping carts 
D) e-catalogs B

Question 4

Explain competition in the Internet ecosystems.Explain how lower search costs for buyers has intensified EC competition.

Accepted Answer

The Internet economy has low barriers to

Question 5

An auction in which a seller takes bids from buyers is called a(n)________ auction.

Accepted Answer

The answer of An auction in which a seller takes...

Question 6

List and briefly describe three ways in which electronic marketplaces have changed the processes used in trading and supply chains.

Accepted Answer

Greater information richness of the tran

Question 7

E-procurement is the process of distributing materials and supplies.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 8

Customized catalogs are especially useful in B2B e-commerce for each of the following reasons except:

Accepted Answer

A) E-catalogs can be designed to show only the items that the employees in a specific organization are allowed to purchase. 
B) Intranets,in particular,can deliver customized catalogs to different business customers. 
C) E-catalogs can show the buyer's ID number for the item,model,or SKU number rather than the seller's ID numbers. 
D) E-catalogs can be customized to show the same item to different customers at different prices,reflecting discounts or purchase-contract agreements. 
A) E-catalogs can be designed to show only the items that the employees in a specific organization are allowed to purchase. 
B) Intranets,in particular,can deliver customized catalogs to different business customers. 
C) E-catalogs can show the buyer's ID number for the item,model,or SKU number rather than the seller's ID numbers. 
D) E-catalogs can be customized to show the same item to different customers at different prices,reflecting discounts or purchase-contract agreements.

Question 9

A(n)________ is an order-processing technology that allows customers to accumulate items they wish to buy while they continue to shop

Accepted Answer

A) intelligent agent 
B) e-fulfillment agent 
C) electronic shopping cart 
D) mobile portal 
A) intelligent agent 
B) e-fulfillment agent 
C) electronic shopping cart 
D) mobile portal

Question 10

The major ________ e-marketplaces are storefronts and Internet malls.

Accepted Answer

A) B2B 
B) C2B 
C) B2B2C 
D) B2C 
A) B2B 
B) C2B 
C) B2B2C 
D) B2C

Question 11

E-marketplaces have resulted in lower purchasing and transactions costs

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 12

A(n)________ is a type of social network that allows everyone to participate as a peer enabling anyone to add,delete,or change content.

Accepted Answer

The answer of A(n)________ is a type of social network...

Question 13

E-auctions are becoming less important selling and buying channels for companies and individuals.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

E-catalogs have several common characteristics.Which of the following is not a characteristic of e-catalogs?

Accepted Answer

A) easy to create without advanced information technology 
B) easy to update product information 
C) easy to customize 
D) good search and comparison capabilities 
A) easy to create without advanced information technology 
B) easy to update product information 
C) easy to customize 
D) good search and comparison capabilities

Question 15

Identify and briefly discuss the roles and value of intermediaries in e-marketplaces.

Accepted Answer

Intermediaries (brokers)play an importan

Question 16

Features that distinguish a blog from a regular Web page are trackbacks,blogrolls,pings,and RSS feeds.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

A new service known as Pownce integrates micro-blogging with file sharing and event invitations.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

An auction is a market mechanism that uses a competitive process by which a seller solicits consecutive bids from buyers or a buyer solicits bids from sellers.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 19

A portal is an information gateway that attempts to address information overload by enabling people to search and access relevant information from disparate IT systems and the Internet,using advanced search and indexing techniques,such as Google's desktop.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 20

________ are animated computer representations of humanlike movements and behaviors in a
computer-generated 3-dimensional world.

Accepted Answer

The answer of ________ are animated computer representations of humanlike...

Electronic storefronts,Internet malls,and exchanges are major B2B e-marketplaces.

Private,public,and consortia are three types of e-marketplaces.

Which of the following is a Web 2.0 application?

Explain competition in the Internet ecosystems.Explain how lower search costs for buyers has intensified EC competition.

An auction in which a seller takes bids from buyers is called a(n)________ auction.

List and briefly describe three ways in which electronic marketplaces have changed the processes used in trading and supply chains.

E-procurement is the process of distributing materials and supplies.

Customized catalogs are especially useful in B2B e-commerce for each of the following reasons except:

A(n)________ is an order-processing technology that allows customers to accumulate items they wish to buy while they continue to shop

The major ________ e-marketplaces are storefronts and Internet malls.

E-marketplaces have resulted in lower purchasing and transactions costs

A(n)________ is a type of social network that allows everyone to participate as a peer enabling anyone to add,delete,or change content.

E-auctions are becoming less important selling and buying channels for companies and individuals.

E-catalogs have several common characteristics.Which of the following is not a characteristic of e-catalogs?

Identify and briefly discuss the roles and value of intermediaries in e-marketplaces.

Features that distinguish a blog from a regular Web page are trackbacks,blogrolls,pings,and RSS feeds.

A new service known as Pownce integrates micro-blogging with file sharing and event invitations.

An auction is a market mechanism that uses a competitive process by which a seller solicits consecutive bids from buyers or a buyer solicits bids from sellers.

A portal is an information gateway that attempts to address information overload by enabling people to search and access relevant information from disparate IT systems and the Internet,using advanced search and indexing techniques,such as Google's desktop.

________ are animated computer representations of humanlike movements and behaviors in a computer-generated 3-dimensional world.

Overview of Electronic Commerce

Retailing in Electronic Commerce: Products and Services

Consumer Behavior,internet Marketing,and Advertising

B2b E-Commerce

E-Supply Chains, collaborative Commerce, and Corporate Portals

Innovative EC Systems: From E-Government and E-Learning to Consumer-To-Consumer Commerce

Mobile Computing and Commerce,and Pervasive Computing

The Web 2.0 Environment and Social Networks

E-Commerce Fraud and Security

Electronic Commerce Payment Systems

Fulfilling E-Commerce Orders and Other Ec Support Services

E-Commerce Strategy and Global EC

Economics and Justification of Electronic Commerce

Launching a Successful Online Business and Ec Projects

Regulatory,ethical,and Compliance Issues in EC

Dynamic Trading: E-Auctions, bartering, and Negotiations

Building E-Commerce Applications and Infrastructure

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Exam 2: E-Marketplaces: Mechanisms, tools, and Impacts of E-Commerce

Electronic storefronts,Internet malls,and exchanges are major B2B e-marketplaces.

Private,public,and consortia are three types of e-marketplaces.

Which of the following is a Web 2.0 application?

Explain competition in the Internet ecosystems.Explain how lower search costs for buyers has intensified EC competition.

An auction in which a seller takes bids from buyers is called a(n)________ auction.

List and briefly describe three ways in which electronic marketplaces have changed the processes used in trading and supply chains.

E-procurement is the process of distributing materials and supplies.

Customized catalogs are especially useful in B2B e-commerce for each of the following reasons except:

A(n)________ is an order-processing technology that allows customers to accumulate items they wish to buy while they continue to shop

The major ________ e-marketplaces are storefronts and Internet malls.

E-marketplaces have resulted in lower purchasing and transactions costs

A(n)________ is a type of social network that allows everyone to participate as a peer enabling anyone to add,delete,or change content.

E-auctions are becoming less important selling and buying channels for companies and individuals.

E-catalogs have several common characteristics.Which of the following is not a characteristic of e-catalogs?

Identify and briefly discuss the roles and value of intermediaries in e-marketplaces.

Features that distinguish a blog from a regular Web page are trackbacks,blogrolls,pings,and RSS feeds.

A new service known as Pownce integrates micro-blogging with file sharing and event invitations.

An auction is a market mechanism that uses a competitive process by which a seller solicits consecutive bids from buyers or a buyer solicits bids from sellers.

A portal is an information gateway that attempts to address information overload by enabling people to search and access relevant information from disparate IT systems and the Internet,using advanced search and indexing techniques,such as Google's desktop.

________ are animated computer representations of humanlike movements and behaviors in a computer-generated 3-dimensional world.

Overview of Electronic Commerce

Retailing in Electronic Commerce: Products and Services

Consumer Behavior,internet Marketing,and Advertising

B2b E-Commerce

E-Supply Chains, collaborative Commerce, and Corporate Portals

Innovative EC Systems: From E-Government and E-Learning to Consumer-To-Consumer Commerce

Mobile Computing and Commerce,and Pervasive Computing

The Web 2.0 Environment and Social Networks

E-Commerce Fraud and Security

Electronic Commerce Payment Systems

Fulfilling E-Commerce Orders and Other Ec Support Services

E-Commerce Strategy and Global EC

Economics and Justification of Electronic Commerce

Launching a Successful Online Business and Ec Projects

Regulatory,ethical,and Compliance Issues in EC

Dynamic Trading: E-Auctions, bartering, and Negotiations

Building E-Commerce Applications and Infrastructure

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