4 hours

Familiarity with the World Wide Web, the Internet, and web architecture

To provide organizations throughout the world with the knowledge necessary to understand IBM's e-business strategy and e-business offerings

After this course the student should be able to:
1. define what e-business is
2. define what is meant by the e-business marketplace
3. describe what opportunities exist in the area of e-business
4. explain the strategy of e-business
5. describe the Network Computing Framework (NCF)
6. outline the software portfolio for NCF
7. describe the competitive DNA, NCA, and ONE architectures
8. outline security issues involved when implementing an e-business strategy
9. explain how to build a security strategy for e-business
10. define e-business systems management
11. outline challenges and requirements to management in the area of systems management
12. outline Lotus's e-business strategy
13. explain the functions of Lotus Domino
14. describe the core technologies of Lotus Domino
15. describe the e-commerce environment
16. outline the commerce solutions framework

4 hours

Familiarity with the World Wide Web, the Internet, and web architecture

To provide organizations throughout the world with the knowledge necessary to understand IBM's e-business services and solutions offerings

After this course the student should be able to:
1. describe IBM's e-business services
2. explain the findings of Project Watershed
3. outline the obstacles to implementing an e-business solution
4. describe the six IBM tactics or "plays" for implementing e-business
5. outline the IBM solutions for industry and government