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Developments in
technology have changed the nature of business. Companies are no longer
restricted to brick and mortar operations. Major business transactions are being
conducted over the internet, resulting in significant savings in time and money
to companies. The principles and practices of conducting business electronically
are in some ways quite similar to those of regular business, and in other,
important ways, completely different. Most e-businesses are global in scope and
scale. Although this field is quite young, a lot of companies are turning to it
in the hope of making their operations more efficient. As a growing field,
e-business offers scope for interesting and high potential careers.
The PG Diploma
Program in Management of E-Business is designed to prepare students/executives
for challenges careers in e-business and related fields.
Program Structure
The program
covers all the important topics related to Management of E-Business in two groups. The structure of the program is given
below:
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Group/Part |
Subjects |
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Group
A |
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Part
I |
Basics of E-Business |
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Part
II |
Managing E-Business
Projects |
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Group
B
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Part
III |
Marketing for
E-Business |
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Part
IV |
Strategy and Operations
of E-Business |
Outline
Curriculum
Group A
Part I: Basics
of E-Business
New Economy and
New Rules, Conceptual Framework for E-Business, The E-Business Revolution, The World of Internet and World Wide Web,
Understanding Networks for E-Business, Focus Areas for Excellence for
E-Business, E-Geared: Supply Chain Management, Managing the New E-King (Customer
Relationship Management), Influence of Web Technologies on Business, Web Design
Technologies and Content Management, Business Plan for E-Business.
Part II:
Managing E-Business Projects
Project
Planning, Market and Demand Analysis, Resource and Infrastructure Analysis,
Financial Projections, Revenue Models, Valuation Models for E-Business Projects,
Sourcing Capital for E-Business Projects, Venture Capital Funding for
E-Business, Project Implementation, Avoiding E-Projects Failure, Project Review
and Administration, Project Management.
Group B
Part III: Marketing for
E-Business
Introduction to
E-Business Marketing, Marketing Models for Different E-Business, Understanding
Cyber Markets, Marketing Plan for E-Business, Using Internet Technology for
Market Research and Intelligence, Understanding Consumer Behavior in B2C, Market
Segmentation and Targeting, Marketing Mix for E-Business, Managing Products and Services, Pricing Strategies for E-Business,
Building and Managing Channels and Affiliates, Creating and Building a Website
for Marketing, Website Promotion, Website Management for Better Customer
Relationships, Management of E-Brands, Advertising for E-Business, Building
Public Relations for E-Business, Marketing Strategies for E-Business.
Part IV:
Strategy and Operations of E-Business
Introduction to E-Business
Strategy: Dilemma Facing Existing Businesses, SWOT Analysis for E-Business, Core
Competencies for E-Business Organization, Short term E-Business Strategies,
Long-term E-Business Strategies, Translating Business Strategy to Market
Strategy, Moving up the Value Chain, Total Quality Management, Research and
Development, and Innovation, Human Resource Management, Electronic Payments and
Security in E-Business, Legal and Regulatory Framework for E-Business, E-Business Ethics, Leadership and Entrepreneur Skills for
E-Business New Horizons.
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