MGD 415 EBusiness Strategies

	MGD 415 / MGT 471
	*E-Business Strategies*
A 4th year course at the University of Toronto at Mississauga for the CCIT students this course is listed as MGD 415 for the Management students this is listed as MGT 471

For the section(s) taught by Prof. W. Tim G. Richardson

Grading Information
(How the marks are calculated)

Final Group Project

Team Members List

last updated 2008 Apr 21

Section A	Section B	Section C	Section D
PDOC review o Planning o Organizing o Directing o Controlling ----------------------------------- Mission Statements ----------------------------------- GOPST o Goal o Objectives o Plans o Strategies o Tactics ----------------------------------- Strategies - Business Models online - Channel conflict - Cannibalization -------------------------------------- B2B business 2 business . Supplier Oriented . Buyer Oriented . Intermediary Oriented eBusiness B2B models powerpoint 12 examples B2B Exchanges by Sector Third Party Risks & Threats - Outsourcing Risks	- dot.com failures strategies to avoid ----------------------------------- e-Payment Systems o PayPal o credit card fraud updated Apr 07) o M-Payment Systems ----------------------------------- Competitor Intelligence ------------------------------------------ intro 2 m-Commerce Mobile & Wireless business using WWW M-commerce & GPS M-commerce Killer Ap location determinant location indeterminant M-technology Bluetooth ----------------------------------------- Domain Names o registering a domain o marketing strategies o domain scams o domain phishing	New TechnologiesTrends . o RFID o Podcasting o Biometrics o Viral Marketing o Haptic Technology and "Surface Computing" ------------------------------------------ women online ------------------------------------------ Security Strategies o Encryption o Viruses o Scams o DNS Attacks o Spyware o Firewalls o Patches o Hackers o Social Engineering o Honey Pots o Internal Risk & Threats	Foreign Distribution - C44 UTSC Supply Chains o Push - Pull Strategy o intranets o extranets ----------------------------------------- Legal Issues o Privacy Issues o Privacy Violations o Identity Theft(updated Apr 07) o email filtering o Bill C-6 o Bill 88 How To Do Presentations
Jan 6 2009	Feb 16 - 20 Reading Wk 2009	March	March 31 Presentations Apr 7 Presentations April 7 last class
Jan 8 2008 Jan 15 Jan 22 Jan 22 - hand in GOPST assignment in class	Jan 29 Feb 05 Test 1 (1 hr.) Feb 12 Feb 18 - 23 Reading Wk 2008 Feb 26	March 04 Pre-report due March 11 Test 2 March 18 (alternate online attendance class)	March 25 Apr 1 Presentations last class Apr 08 no class (as voted by MGD415 students) 07th-13th studyweek UTM PROJECT due April 21 the day I come for the CCT322 exam NO final exam in MGD415

.dates are subject to change due to weather and other circumstances

Course textbook - required
"Current Issues in Marketing in the Information Age, 2nd Edition"
by Prof. Tim Richardson, University of Toronto
Publisher: Thomson Nelson Canada
ISBN: 0-17-6439668 published Jan 2007
website witiger.com/ecommerce/bookCurrentIsssues2ndEd.htm

Course textbook in 2006 - formerly required "Marketing in the Information Age"
by Tim Richardson, University of Toronto
Publisher: Thomson Nelson Canada
ISBN: 0-17-642455-5
website www.witiger.com/universityoftoronto/MGTD06/MGTD06book.htm
available in the UTM bookstore first week of Jan 2006

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http://people.senecac.on.ca/tim.richardson/audio/audioMGD415commentKorean.mp3

UTM student Sol L. in March 2008 sent an email, with attached audio clip, to provide some overview comments on what he thought of having taken the course MGD415

Click on his pic to hear the clip in Korean

http://people.senecac.on.ca/tim.richardson/audio/audioMGD415WyannLeung.wav

UTM student Wyann L. in April 2008 sent an email, with attached audio clip, to provide some overview comments on what she thought of having taken the course MGD415

Click on her pic to hear the clip in Cantonese, and English

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UTM student Simeon K. in April 2008 sent an email, with attached audio clip, to provide some overview comments on what he thought of having taken the course MGD415

Click HERE for the clip in English,

and HERE for the version in Bulgarian

Section A	Section B	Section C	Section D
Jan 8 2008 Jan 15 Jan 22 Jan 22 - hand in GOPST assignment in class	Jan 29 Feb 05 Test 1 (1 hr.) Feb 12 Feb 18 - 23 Reading Wk 2008 Feb 26	March 04 Pre-report due March 11 Test 2 March 18 (alternate online attendance class)	March 25 Apr 1 Presentations last class 07th-13th studyweek UTM PROJECT due April 21
Jan 9 2007 Jan 16 Jan 23	Jan 30 Feb 06 Test 1 (1 hr.) Feb 13 Feb 19 - 23 Reading Wk 2007 Feb 27	March 06 guest speaker: Michael Williams from wpspay.com March 06 Pre-report due March 13 Test 2 March 20 no class How To Do Presentations (alternate online attendance class)	March 27 Presentations Apr 3 last class 09th-13th studyweek UTM PROJECT due April 3rd 16th-20 exam week UTM NO final exam in MGD415
Jan 4th 2006 Jan 11th Jan 18	Jan 25 Feb 1st Test 1 Feb 8th Feb 20 - 24 Reading Wk 2006	March 1st March 8th Test 2 March 15th (alternate online attendance class) March 22nd Pre-report due March 29th	March 29th Apr 5 last class 10th-14th studyweek UTM PROJECT due April 5th 17th-21st exam week UTM NO final exam in MGD415

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If you are caught cheating you might receive "0" on the exam, or project, or, you could fail the course. In some cases for serious cheating offences, students have been kicked out of the university.

"Most students know when they are cheating. And most students know they cannot copy out someone else’s words without putting those words in quotation marks and noting the source. But plagiarism is much more than simply stealing words; plagiarism includes the borrowing of ideas or the expression of ideas. Noting the origin of ideas is extremely important in an academic environment. Many instructors in undergraduate classes will explain plagiarism, and how to avoid committing this offence. If you are ever in doubt about plagiarism, consult your instructor." www.sa.utoronto.ca/handbook.php?cid=1&sid=2

Every Student should read U of T's policy on Cheating and Plagiarism.
Cheating and Plagiarism are serious offences.

Plagarism includes copying any work, that is not your's, and submitting it for grading, without making reference to the fact that it came from another source.

Prof. Richardson wishes to remind you that If you "cut and paste" phrases and sentances from the Internet, without using ".", or without saying what URL it came from, this is considered plagarism. If you copy work from another student's website, and submit this for grading, it is also considered cheating, unless you have permission, and say what site it came from.

Teachers are trained to catch the most sophisticated and unusual cheating methods - DO NOT try to cheat, there is a very high chance you will be caught.

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