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The act definitely has an effect on the internet and e-commerce, since it invades all forms of communications and business operations conducted via the internet, and related to the United Kingdom.... The paper "The United Kingdom's Approach to Privacy Law" states that for the United Kingdom, it will be very hard to rectify the situation when the damage is already done, and for the companies, the consequences of pulling out of the United Kingdom might be great losses....
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This paper provides an overview of the advantages and challenges involved in electronic commerce that represents an attempt to understand the range of issues related to using the Internet for business.... The spread of e-business dates the back the late 1990s (the term itself was first coined in one of the IBM's accounts in 1997) has marked a new era in trade and service.... For example, Tassabehji (2003) defines e-business as 'the conduct of business on the Internet, not only buying and selling but also servicing customers and collaborating with business partners' (p....
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Research Paper
This paper will discuss specific features of e-commerce in Saudi Arabia and in the UK.... First, It starts with the overview of the Structure of e-commerce in Saudi and in the UK.... The rate of e-commerce in the UK grows very fast, with its contribution to the economy being significant.... tructure of e-commerce in Saudi Arabia
... In the UK, internet based business have been operating for many years.... In advancing technology use for business growth, Saudi Arabia and the UK alike have been involved in E-commerce....
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The paper "Amazon - PEST Analysis of the Company, E-Commerce " describes that with the emergence of e-commerce business approach has witnessed immense transformations.... Companies are considering online operations as a potential element to steer business growth and sustainability.... For setting up an e-commerce domain, one needs to understand the technical requirements such as hardware, software, HTML files, database, browsers for marketing the business and other web tools....
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Case Study
In this context, when issues referring to e-commerce in Britain appear, then the following rules are likely to be applied: the Electronic Commerce Regulations 2002 (the UK) – EC Directive, the Copyright, Designs, and Patents Act of 1988, the Copyright and Related Rights Act of 2000, the Electronic Communications Act of 2000, the Directive 1996/9/ EC – referring to the legal protection of databases and so on.... Apart from the above legal texts, there is a series of laws that are likely to be used in the regulation of e-commerce in Britain: the Contracts Act 1990, the Family Law Reform Act of 1969 – where the criteria for a person to be characterized as minor are set and the Companies Act of 1985; the doctrine of freedom of contract which is part of the English law is also related with the E-commerce law....
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It would be critical to evaluate various secondary sources to give insights into web-based business transactions.... According to the text, more countries continue to adopt e-commerce approaches in their business with countries such as the United Arab Emirates, UAE shifting focus from the core trade on oil to capitalize on investing in adequate Information Technology infrastructure to propagate e-commerce.... E-commerce refers to 'sharing business information, maintaining business relationships and conducting business transactions by means of telecommunication networks' (Tassabehji, 2003, p....
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This coursework "Applying of Information and Communication Technologies in business into the United Kingdom" is about technology making e-commerce easier to access, there are new challenges that have come with it and one serious problem is the legal implications of e-commerce.... pplying e-commerce in BusinessTransactions involving electronic commerce are an important element of the British economy and business environment and the government has taken an active role in the determination of the regulatory framework concerning its development and implementation in order to protect both vendors and consumers....
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The internet has also led to the innovation and restructuring of business models in firms as a form of improving the efficiency of organizations.... E-Commerce is a trade business model that enables companies and individuals to conduct trading activities through the electronic network or internet.... These trading activities usually occur either from the company to another business or the consumers.... E-business is used information technologies in supporting the company....
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