BUSN320 Wk 6 Assignment

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Running Head: TECHNOLOGY CLASSES 1 Technology Classes Name American Public University COURSE BUSN320: Principles of E-Business Instructor Date

Running Head: TECHNOLOGY CLASSES 2 Technology Classes In the modern era, technology has become a pivotal element of e-commerce and is the fundamental medium through which e-business transactions occur. This perspective allows us to appreciate that e-commerce's existence is inherently intertwined with technology, and by extension, the same holds true for e-business. Acknowledging the pivotal role of technology in e- business, it becomes essential to explore the distinct categories of technological lessons, each of which plays a vital role in the successful functioning of e-business. These technology classes encompass Aspect-Oriented, Advanced Platform, Internet and Web, and Function-Oriented technology. Aspect-Oriented Aspect-oriented technology is a broad category encompassing at least six types of technology within the BOAT framework. Specifically in networked e-business, Aspect-Oriented technology includes but is not limited to, six crucial classes of technology: information management, system management, human communication, security, overall performance, and mobility science (Grefen, 2016). These technology sub-categories do not explain the exact workings of e-business behavior but instead focus on how tasks are accomplished. Each of these Aspect-Oriented technologies plays a vital role in ensuring the smooth operation of e-business. For instance, data management is an essential component for the successful functioning of e- business. It encompasses not only database management systems but also relational database management systems. Data management is indispensable in handling the numerous queries received during e-business operations from customers and data systems. This becomes even more crucial given the heavy reliance on automated systems in the networked e-business

Running Head: TECHNOLOGY CLASSES 3 landscape. In essence, Aspect-Oriented technology, through its various classes, is a linchpin that ensures the effective operation of e-business processes. Security technology stands out as another integral facet of Aspect-Oriented technology. Its significance is unmistakably apparent, particularly considering the many security threats associated with networked e-business. An Aspect-Oriented Programming (AOP) strategy is used in net services to assist in combining safety and self-healing competencies while keeping a clear separation of enterprise and administration concerns along which net services may be described (Khan, 2008). In the complex landscape of most networked e-business operations involving numerous participants, the pursuit of streamlined processes is often marred by various security challenges. The role of security technology within the aspect-oriented framework is to address these concerns, safeguarding critical, sensitive, and, at times, competitive information. Advanced Infrastructure Technology Advanced infrastructure technology, often referred to as an advanced platform, provides the software foundation upon which networked e-business operations are executed. This technology category has two elements; the first is that it offers a technological context in which purposeful modules can be carried out, allowing for predefined software engineering that caters to simple e-business operations. The other context is the technological facilitation of interoperability between one-of-a-kind software program modules (Grefen, 2016). The advanced platform is the system that facilitates e-business operations and enables seamless communication between interoperable systems, thereby ensuring the smooth execution of e-business processes. Internet and web technologies represent integral components of networked e-business. Without these technologies, the concept of e-business would cease to exist. As widely recognized, networked e-business operates on the internet and the web. The internet acts as an

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