Essays and Research Papers on Internet 

This 7 page paper considers the way that strategy has developed and is evidenced in e-commerce, which in turn can be seen as a reflection of the philosophy and is evidenced by way of business level tactics. The paper discusses this using several well known e-commerce companies as examples including Amazon.com. The bibliography cites 10 ...

This 5 page paper considers the reason why Amazon.com may be a good long term investment for an investor looking for an internet based NASDAQ company. The paper looks at general conditions as well as the status and predictions surrounding the company and the current financial performance. The paper contains two graphs and the bibliography ...

A 5 page paper which discusses the problems that Amazon.com, and other .com companies, are having today. The paper argues that despite the problems, Amazon.com is clearly a successful .com company. Bibliography lists 6 sources.

A 5 page paper discussing the growing trend in alliances between traditional content sources and online publishers. An example is a recently announced agreement between The New York Times and NewsStand Inc. to provide a full online version of the Times to subscribers preferring electronic delivery. Most major newspapers maintain an online presence but offer only selected ...

A 17 page paper discussing the Internet's growing influence on the manner in which travel agencies operate. The Internet offers an amazing array of opportunities. It can enable them to be more efficient and far more creative in their approach to their businesses, but it is up to the travel agents themselves to embrace the possibilities. ...

A 9 page paper. As research projects are assigned more and more students are turning to the Internet to conduct their research. Is this a really valid approach to serious research? This essay discusses the benefits and pitfalls of researching on the Internet as compared to traditional library research. Bibliography lists 7 sources.

British vs Internet Banking: A 50 page paper discussing the online component of providing banking services. The intent at the outset is to compare traditional British banks with fully online banks, assessing for profitability, brand loyalty and other characteristics. Online banks are part of larger, traditional financial institutions; the paper focuses on ...

This 5 page paper provides an overview of Dell and how the company has risen to the top of an industry. Its strategy is assessed and used as an example. Bibliography lists 4 sources.

7 pages in length. Pets.com from the very beginning appeared to be well financed, well organized, and its Web site was efficiently designed. According to the Nielsen/Net Ratings, Pets.com became the most trafficked online pet store, at that time. But what happened? How come so many apparently successful e-tailers are suddenly closing their doors? This paper ...

This 6 page report discusses is described in the sales’ catalog literature as “a powerful platform for creating and deploying dynamic web applications. Developers like ColdFusion because its simple, tag-based language makes it easy to handle simple tasks, like processing form data and querying databases.” Created in 1995 by two brothers in Massachusetts, it is fundamentally a “database-oriented, server-side scripting and programming ...

5 pages. How small companies can make it big with internet exposure. Bibliography lists 12 sources.

A six page paper which looks at the ways in which the Internet has revolutionised the processes of job application and selection, from the perspective of both companies and prospective employees, and the potential for international employment which the Internet offers. Bibliography lists 7 sources.

A 6 page paper that discusses business to business and business to consumer electronic commerce. Includes some data regarding sales. The writer also discusses management aspects of E-commerce. Bibliography lists 10 sources.

An 8 page paper discussing an article appearing in The New York Times in March 2001. The article's subject is prostate cancer, but the information contained in it takes an approach not yet common in newspaper articles. Rather than summarize information and make it relevant to the most basic audience group, this article includes Internet links to ...

7 pages. There are many factors that influence Australian companies to choose cable access to the Internet over conventional phone line connections. By looking at this from a rural and international perspective and as to whether the telecommunications infrastructure in Australia can cope with the demand for high data access, we will determine the extent to which Australia is ...

A fourteen page paper which looks at the difficulties of imposing external regulations on the Internet, in terms of the responsibility accorded to national and international legislative bodies, ISPs and individual users. Bibliography lists 10 sources

A 7 page paper discussing the IT needs for the company resulting from the merger of three European manufacturers. The company will have 10 locations including corporate headquarters after one year, and each of the three manufacturing sites will be involved in increasing foreign business. The paper recommends an intranet approach with each site optically networked. ...

A seven page paper which compares the way in which scientific and technological issues were presented to the public before the advent of the Internet and the World Wide Web, and looks at the changes in the public perception of, and interaction with, scientific discovery as a result. Bibliography lists 2 sources.

A report in the style of a journalistic article, detailing the way in which teenagers and young people in Silicon Valley are rejecting formal systems of education and opting instead for high salaries in the world of computer technology in preference to working through college in the traditional manner. Bibliography lists 5 sources

The Internet plays a large part in today's world and is likely to continue playing a larger and more significant role in the future. Among the concerns of the Internet user, however, is privacy. This 6 page paper presents a tutorial on writing a memo to explain a magazine article by Toby Lester. No additional sources ...

This 22 page paper considers the trend of the use of the internet in recruitment, also known as e-recruitment. The paper looks at the reasons why it is becoming more popular and argues that there may be a competitive advantage to be gained by a company undertaking this form of recruitment strategy. The paper looks ...

A 10 page paper discussing reach, richness and flow in effective corporate website design for e-commerce. The Internet has slowed its exponential expansion and doubles in size at a much slower rate now than in the mid-1990s. The rush to gain an Internet presence is giving way to a focus on providing quality of content and ...

A 5 page paper which discusses two different websites and then analyzes them, also comparing and contrasting them. The websites are G20 at http://www.g20-livraison.com and Houra at http://www.houra.fr. No additional sources cited.

A 5 page paper which analyzes the Levi.com website. The paper discusses cultural influence in the website, the market addressed, choice of colors and graphics, and the overall impression of the site. Suggestions are also provided for any improvement that could be made. No additional sources cited.

15 pages in length. As the world embarks upon the new millennium, questions abound with regard to problems associated with the twenty-first century and Internet white-collar crimes. Will these problems be different than what exists now at the end of the twentieth century? Indeed not; in fact, the problems that plague contemporary ...