Web Application

e-Business

Simply, e-business can be defined as - using the internet to connect with customers, partners, and suppliers. On the other hand, e-commerce refers to conducting online business transactions. The term e-business thus represent a superset beyond e-commerce, it encompass more than online transactions, it also refers to online exchanges of information, such as production schedules via an extranet (a secure web site that can be accessed only by authorized parties), or a financial institution letting its customers review their banking, credit card, and mortgage accounts via a single web interface. But the term also implies the transformation of existing business processes to make them more efficient.

To engage in e-business, companies need to be able to unlock data in their back-end computer systems, so they can share information and conduct electronic transactions with customers, partners, and suppliers via the internet. And for some companies, engaging in e-business means adopting new web-enabled business models—auctioning off surplus goods, selling products directly to consumers, or joining in online purchasing cooperatives with their competitors.

Be it B2C e-commerce or B2B e-commerce, as it further develop, inevitably, they become B2C e-business or B2B e-business. Now, they need to consider the “integration” aspects – that is, integrate the front office system to their back office system.
Portal Development

Portal Development

We define portal as a web site includes great amount of content and services, rich navigation and loosely integrated features (some of which may be provided by partners or other third parties) for a large, diverse, target audience. Vortal (or “Vertical Portal”) on the other hand features information, applications and services on a specific subject.

We develop portal infrastructure.