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| Module 5 E-commerceE-commerce companies
| B2B, business to business (n phr)
| the business of selling a product or
service to another business rather
than the public
| | B2C, business to consumer (n phr)
| the business of selling a product or
service to the public rather than to
another business
| | C2C, consumer to consumer (n phr)
| when a person sells a product or
service to another member of the
public via a website
| | convenience (n)
| the quality of being suitable or useful
for a particular purpose, especially by
making something easier or saving
you time
| | M-commerce, mobile commerce (n phr)
| the buying or selling of goods via mobile devices
| | presence (n)
| the ability to gain sales because your
website is strong or noticeable
| | spend (v)
| to use money to pay for goods or
services
| | supermarket (n)
| a very large shop that sells food,
drinks and things that people need
regularly in their homes
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E-commerce features
| account (n)
| what you get when you register with a
website and give them your personal
details in order to buy a product or
service
| | basket (n)
| the list of items that you buy at one time from a website
| | check-out (n)
| an area on a website where you pay
for the items in your basket
| | debit card (n)
| a plastic bank card with your signature
on that you can use to pay for things;
the money is taken directly from your
bank account
| | E-commerce (n)
| electronic commerce when people
buy and sell goods and services using
a computer and the internet
| | item (n)
| a product on a website, which is
available to buy
| | order (n)
| goods that you have ordered on a website
| | reach (v)
| to get to a particular level or amount
| | touch (v)
| to put your hand or finger on something
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Online transactions
| bank (n)
| an organisation where you can keep
your money safely until you need it;
you can also borrow or change money in a bank
| | complete (v)
| to finish doing or making something
| | confirmation (n)
| something telling you that something
is definitely true or will definitely happen
| | gateway (n)
| an entrance to another computer
network; a way of connecting two computer networks
| | payment (n)
| the act of paying for something
| | rejection (n)
| the act of not accepting
| | server (n)
| the main computer on a network,
which controls all the others
| | technology (n)
| new machines, equipment and ways
of doing things that are based on
modern knowledge about science and computers
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Transaction security
| attack (n)
| an attempt to cause damage or injury
| | authentication (n)
| proof that something is true or real
| | connection (n)
| when two or more machines or
telephones are joined together or
joined to a larger system, using an
electrical connection
| | encrypt (v)
| to protect information by putting it into
a special code that only some people
can read
| | firewall (n)
| a system that protects a computer
network and prevents other people
from using it or damaging it
| | hacker (n)
| someone who uses computers to
secretly use or change the information
in another person's computer system
| | layer (n)
| one of several different levels in a
system
| | online (adj)
| connected to the internet, or available
through the internet
| | perimeter (n)
| the boundary between the public part
of a network and the private part
| | restricted (adj)
| limited to a small group of people or things
| | security (n)
| something that protects a website from attacks
| | transaction (n)
| a business deal or action such as buying or selling something
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Date: 2016-01-03; view: 1081
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