Informatics - Electronic Commerce: The trendy bandwagon to be on

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Singapore, 13 March 2003
Informatics Global Higher Education

Informatics - Electronic Commerce: The trendy bandwagon to be on

The World Wide Web is, as its name implies, worldwide. Businesses that sell
online  can potentially reach billions of customers in every country of the
world. Even small companies with their own websites are attracting a client
base  never  before  possible.  Many  are  discovering  how the Internet is
boundless  in its scope and depth, processing orders not only from the next
town or state, but from the next continent, too. With this evolution of the
electronic   medium,   e-commerce   has  gain  immense  popularity  in  the
development  of business and end-users relations due to its flexibility and
relative low cost of operation.

Informatics  Diploma  and  Advanced  Diploma in E-Commerce as validated and
certified by NCC Education was developed in recognition of the needs of the
market  trends  to  qualify  the field of e-commerce. E-Commerce is broadly
defined  as marketing and planning strategies, consumer behaviour and legal
and  regulatory  policy issues related to the commercial development of the
Internet.  This  course  aims  to  provide  students with an analytical and
technical understanding in three domains of:

(1)    Technological:   cryptography,   internet   infrastructure,   server
management
(2)  Economic: digital banking systems, marketing and advertising, business
and transaction models
(3)  Social: privacy, intellectual property protection, legal and
regulatory initiatives

|----------------------------------------+--------------------------------|
|(Embedded image moved to file:          |Applications    of    e-commerce|
|pic09905.jpg)                           |course:                         |
|                                        |*   Manage   Web   presence  and|
|                                        |comprehend security             |
|                                        |  implications                  |
|                                        |*   Design,  create  and  manage|
|                                        |Internet business in a          |
|                                        |  virtual economy               |
|                                        |* Attain technical skills for IT|
|                                        |entrepreneur                    |
|                                        |*   Transfer   technology   into|
|                                        |business solutions              |
|                                        |*   Comprehensive   coverage  of|
|                                        |business and technical          |
|                                        |   aspects of e-commerce        |
|                                        |*   Acquire   a   framework  for|
|                                        |analysis and formulation of     |
|                                        |  e-commerce solutions          |
|                                        |*       Enhance       employment|
|                                        |marketability and academic      |
|                                        |  advancement     with    credit|
|                                        |exemptions into degree          |
|                                        |  programmes    with    UK   and|
|                                        |Australia universities          |
|----------------------------------------+--------------------------------|


"The  current  trends  in the Information Technology industry are inclining
towards  the  development  of  commercialising business via the electronics
means. To keep abreast of trend progression in this industry, I had decided
to  take up this e-commerce course with Informatics. I believe that it will
definitely  be  useful  when  the time comes for me to lead my own business
operations,"  said  Mr  Jerry  Yu,  current  student in Advanced Diploma in
Electronic  Commerce. "I am confident that, with the choice of universities
that  I  can  gain  exempted  entry to, it would not be difficult for me to
advance my higher education if I choose to at a later point of time," added
Jerry.

Don't  be  superseded,  catch up with courses from your nearest Informatics
centre today!

For more information, please contact:
Yeong Lai Lai
Global Business Unit, Higher Education
Senior Executive, Marketing and Communications
Email: address@hidden



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providing  training  and educational services in information technology and
business  management.  Through  its international franchising programme and
strategic  acquisitions, Informatics presently has a global network of more
than  550  centres  spanning 45 countries. The company presently offers six
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