E-Business Course

Resource

THE UNIVERSITY RESOURCES

Library
Computer rooms (at the University)
Previous project's guidance (Autumn 2017, in the Moodle)

PRACTICAL ORIENTED

(E-Business in Finland)

(E-Business)

E-commerce in the Nordics 2017
German eCommerce report 2017
Global eCommerce report 2017
eCommerce trends in the US
Global B2C eCommerce report 2016
Digital business by Dave Chaffey
Examples of e-business plan: business plan 1; business plan 2; establishing an e-commerce business model

(Security)

Cost of cyber crime study (2017)

(Harvard Business Review)

E-Business Transformation in the Banking Industry: The Case of Citibank, by Ali Farhoomand and Davide Lentini
Office Depot E-Business (Abridged), by Thomas Cross, Sayan Chatterjee, S. Venkataraman, and Samuel E Bodily
Citibank's e-Business Strategy for Global Corporate Banking (2008), by Ali Farhoomand and Minyi Huang
How to Plan E-Business Initiatives in Established Companies, by Amit Basu and Steve Muylle
Realizing the Promise of E-Business: Developing and Leveraging Electronic Partnering Options, by Debabroto Chatterjee, Albert H. Segars, and Richard T. Watson
E-Business Transformation at Me-online, by Xianghau Lu and Daqing Zheng
E-business Transformation At the Crossroads: Sears' Dilemma, by C. Ranganathan, Shetty Analini, and Gayathri Muthukumaran
From e-Banking to e-Business at Nordea (Scandinavia): The World's Biggest Clicks-and-Mortar Bank, by Enders Albrecht, Tawfik Jelassi, and Charles Waldman

(MIT Sloan Management Review)

How to Plan E-Business Initiatives in Established Companies, by Amit Basu and Steve Muylle
Optimizing your digital business model, by Peter Weill and Stephanie L. Woerner

(MISQ Excutive)

How Large U.S. Companies Can Use Twitter and Other Social Media to Gain Business Value, by Mary J. Culnan, Patrick J. McHugh , and Jesus I. Zubillaga
What IT Infrastructure Capabilities are Needed to Implement E-Business Models? by Peter David Weill and Michael R. Vitale
Managing the Next Wave of Enterprise Systems: Leveraging Lessons from ERP, by Carol V. Brown and Iris Vessey
Seizing the Opportunity: Exploiting Web Aggregation, by Stuart Madnick and Michael Siegel
How Chief Digital Officers Promote the Digital Transformation of their Companies, by Anna Singh and Thomas Hess
How DBS Bank Pursued a Digital Business Strategy, by Siew Kien Sia, Christina Soh, and Peter Weill
How Big Old Companies Navigate Digital Transformation, by Ina M. Sebastian, Martin Mocker, Jeanne W. Ross, Kate G. Moloney, Cynthia Beath, and Nils O. Fonstad
How Lufthansa Capitalized on Big Data for Business Model Renovation, by Hong-Mei Chen, Roland Schütz, Rick Kazman, Florian Matthes

ACADEMIC RESEARCH (ACADEMICALLY ORIENTED)

(E-Commerce, Finland context)

Exposure to online hate material and social trust among Finnish youth, by Matti Näsi, Pekka Räsänen, James Hawdon, Emma Holkeri, and Atte Oksanen
Integrating TAM, TPB and TOE frameworks and expanding their characteristic constructs for e-commerce adoption by SMEs, by Hart O. Awa, Ojiabo Ukoha Ojiabo, and Bartholomew Chinweuba Emecheta
Advancing E-Commerce Personalization: Process Framework and Case Study, by Maurits Kaptein and Petri Parvinen
Key Factors in Developing Omnichannel Customer Experience with Finnish Retailers, by Satu Peltola, Harri Vainio, Marko Nieminen
Impact of Reputation and Promotion on Internet Auction Outcomes: Finnish Evidence, by Erkki K. Laitinen, Teija Laitinen and Olli Saukkonen
Gender Effect on E-Commerce Sales of Experience Gifts: Preliminary Empirical Findings, by Joni Salminen, Sarem Seitz, and Bernard J. Jansen
About the E-commerce Activities in Finnish Lapland - Perspectives of Consumers and Entrepreneurs: E-Commerce in Lapland, by Rauno Rusko, Joni Pekkala

(Blockchain and E-commerce)

Payroll Tax & the Blockchain, by Richard Thompson Ainsworth, and Ville Viitasaari
Collaborative Filtering on the Blockchain: A Secure Recommender System for e-Commerce, by Remo Frey, Dominic Wörner, Alexander Ilic
Policy Considerations for the Blockchain Technology Public and Private Applications, by Garry A. Gabison
Developing an Evaluation Framework for Blockchain in the Public Sector: The Example of the German Asylum Process, by Gilbert Fridgen, Florian Guggenmos, Jannik Lockl, Alexander Rieger, André Schweizer, Nils Urbach

ADDITIONAL MATERIALS FOR LECTURE NOTES

LECTURE 0 MON 29.10

Career click here

LECTURE 1 THU 1.11

In-class cases
In class exercises/discussions, doc, pdf
Individual work (Option C), Lecture 1, submission link via the Moodle, Deadline: 7 Nov 2018 - 23:59
Learning Through Testing (Concepts)- MUL. and T/F ; ESSAY, available from 1 November 2018, 5:00 PM, via the Moodle
TEST YOUR SELF, available from 5 November 2018 , via the Moodle

LECTURE 2 TUE 6.11 BUSINESS AND REVENUE MODELS

in-class cases:
Summary of major B2C Business Models, Market place example
Other materials and resources can be found in the Moodle

LECTURE 3 THUR 8.11 INFRASTRUCTURE

in-class cases:
Please check 5G Test Network Finland, HTML5 at W3C
Other materials and resources can be found in the Moodle

LECTURE 4 TUE 13.11 WEB PRESENCE (Concept)

This a self-leaning lecture, I am available for any questions and concerns, we have a normal lecture on Thursday (15.11) and an exercise session on Friday (16.11), enjoy!
In-class cases: all cases
Other materials and resources can be found in the Moodle

LECTURE 5 THUR 15.11 WEB PRESENCE (Practice)

Other materials and resources can be found in the Moodle
In-class cases: all cases; in-class guidance: here

LECTURE 6 TUE 20.11 EC SECURITY

Other materials and resources can be found in the Moodle
In-class cases: all cases

LECTURE 7 THUR 22.11 EC PAYMENT

Other materials and resources can be found in the Moodle
In-class case: bitcoin

LECTURE 8 TUE 27.11 MARKETING AND ADVERTISING CONCEPTS

Other materials and resources can be found in the Moodle
In-class cases: we have four cases as follows, please click here

LECTURE 9 THUR 29.11 SOCIAL, MOBILE, AND LOCAL MARKETING

Other materials and resources can be found in the Moodle
In-class cases: we have four cases as follows, please click here

ADDITIONAL MATERIALS FOR EXERCISE SESSIONS

EXERCISE I. FRI 16 NOVEMBER 2018

All students are expected to go to the exercise session.
Each group has to submit the first report on the project work to the instructor later on that day. You have to make clear the contributions of each member in the first report regarding your project works (including those who could not attend the exercise session).
The idea is that you bring concepts from the lecture notes into real-life practices.
Group members will discuss their project works, the content including but not limited to business plan and their relevance. Please see an example(s) here (read carefully on the business plan), here, and here.
Students also do individual works, and exercises, those exercises are taken from lecture notes.

EXERCISE II. WED 21 NOVEMBER 2018

Students continue working on their project and individual works (remaining parts of the first exercise session)
Draws (schedule for the group presentation session)
Students also do individual works and exercises, those exercises are taken from lecture notes.
I uploaded 4-page exercises, as well as examples of the project plan and the action plan via the Moodle, please check it out!

PROJECT WORK

1. Guidance in the Moodle

2. Guidance in the exercise sessions: Please see an example (s) here (read carefully on the business plan), here, and here.

3. Another guidance: here

4. Presentation: here

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