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The role of electronic catalogs (e-catalogs) in the context of electronic commerce (e-commerce). E-catalogs hold the essential information required for various e-commerce processes, such as order, transport and delivery, mediation, invoice and payment. The document highlights how e-catalogs form the basis of e-commerce transactions and how catalog management is a crucial function in almost all e-business applications, including e-procurement, e-marketplace, supply chain management (scm), and enterprise resource planning (erp). However, the diversity in product types, applications, and vocabulary (language) makes the design and implementation of e-catalog management systems a challenging task. Insights into the structure and management of e-catalogs, emphasizing their importance as an integral component of the e-commerce ecosystem.
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Goel Institute of Higher Studies, Mahavidyalaya College Code: 164 Summer Training Project Report On โ Product and Catalogue Management โ B.C.A. V th Semester December 2021 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
UNDER GUIDANCE OF Mr. Jitendra Shukla Assistant Professor, Project guide, Department of Computer Science G.I.H.S.Mahavidyalaya, Lucknow. SUBMITTED BY Pankaj Gupta 191640040040
To complete the project report is not the easy task, you have to take the help of others. I would like to add few heartfelt words for the people who are the part of this project in numerous ways people who gave me unending support right from the stage the project was conceived. I am extremely thankful to our principal Dr. Santosh Pandey and advisor Mr. Jitendra Shukla for providing me with sense of direction in building this methodical approach in this report, continuous source of inspiration throughout the project. I sincerely thank them for constant cooperation, guidance and incessant inspiration and their guidance without which this project would have been like a rudderless boat. Well to put in a nutshell, without their guidance and support this project would have been futile. CERTIFICATE Pankaj Gupta (191640040040) BCA V th Semester GIHS Mahavidyalaya
PRODUCT AND CATALOGUE MANAGEMENT TABLE OF CONTENT
electronic commerce (or e- commerce, for short) encompasses a broad range of interaction processes among the various market participants; order, transport and delivery, mediation, invoice and payment, etc. A typical e-commerce transaction consists of suppliers and consumers gathering information and exploring potential market partners for goods and services, exchanging bids and offers, movement of goods, payments, and post
transaction activities. Electronic catalogs (or e- catalogs) hold most of the information required in this stream of The Internet is an open public network with endless commercial opportunities. The exciting environment of electronic commerce (or e- commerce, for short) encompasses a broad range of interaction processes among the various market participants; order, transport and delivery, mediation, invoice and payment, etc. A
commercial opportunities. The exciting environment of electronic commerce (or e- commerce, for short) encompasses a broad range of interaction processes among the various market participants; order, transport and delivery, mediation, invoice and payment, etc. A typical e-commerce transaction consists of suppliers and consumers gathering information and exploring potential market partners for goods and services, exchanging bids
and offers, movement of goods, payments, and post transaction activities. Electronic catalogs (or e- catalogs) hold most of the information required in this stream of The Internet is an open public network with endless commercial opportunities. The exciting environment of electronic commerce (or e-commerce) encompasses a broad range of interaction processes among the various market participants; order, transport and delivery, mediation, invoice and payment, etc. A typical e-commerce transaction consists of suppliers and consumers gathering information and exploring potential market partners for goods and services, exchanging bids and offers, movement of goods. Electronic catalogs (or e-catalogs) hold most of the information required in this stream of processes and the computerized nature of e-catalogs allows for opportunities to automate and streamline many of the processes involved. Consequently, e-catalogs form the basis of an e-commerce transaction and catalog (or product information) management is a function that is required in almost all e-commerce systems; e-procurement, e-marketplace, supply chain management (SCM), enterprise resource planning (ERP), etc. We envision that eventually catalog management will become a separate individual system supporting the required functionality to the various applications.
However, the diversity in product types, applications, and vocabulary (language) makes it a difficult system to design and implement. We present in this paper the modeling and design issues in an e-catalog management system and introduce a system that implements our approaches to these issues. Electronic catalogs are information about products and services in the electronic commerce environment, and require diverse and flexible schemas. A catalog
management system supports the definition, storage, retrieval, and management of product information throughout the e-commerce process, and thus, is an essential component in almost all e-business applications. However, the diversity in product types, applications, and vocabulary (language) makes it a difficult system to design and implement. We present in this paper the modeling and design issues in an e-catalog management
essential component in almost all e-business applications. However, the diversity in product types, applications, and vocabulary (language) makes it a difficult system to design and implement. We present in this paper the modeling and design issues in an e-catalog management system and introduce a system that implements our approaches to these issues. Electronic catalogs are information about products and
services in the electronic commerce environment, and require diverse and flexible schemas. A catalog management system supports the definition, storage, retrieval, and management of product information throughout the e-commerce process, and thus, is an essential component in almost all e-business applications. However, the diversity in product types, applications, and vocabulary (language) makes it a difficult system to
throughout the e-commerce process, and thus, is an essential component in almost all e-business applications. However, the diversity in product types, applications, and vocabulary (language) makes it a difficult system to design and implement. We present in this paper the modeling and design issues in an e-catalog management system and introduce a system that implements our approaches to these issues.
Electronic catalogs are information about products and services in the electronic commerce environment, and require diverse and flexible schemas. A catalog management system supports the definition, storage, retrieval, and management of product information throughout the e-commerce process, and thus, is an essential component in almost all e-business applications.
