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1. E-commerce vs. E-business - same concepts or two different concepts? Discuss.
2. There are 8 Unique Features of E-commerce Technology, discuss any two.
3. What is the role of web 2.0 in E-commerce? Discuss.

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1. Though used interchangeably the terms eCommerce and eBusiness represent two different situations. Ecommerce refers to buying and selling of goods and services online (Laudon&Traver, 2009). Ebusiness refers to a business that is solely conducted on the internet and designed specifically for the internet. For example, eCommerce may involve the buying and selling of products online from a major retailer, though the retailer also has a physical brick and mortar business (i.e., Wal-Mart or Target). An eBusiness will conduct all its business online and only offers products or services online. An example is ...

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