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U-Commerce

, ,nywhere Anytime,nywhere AnytimeAnywaynyway By( : )Monisha Sinha Roll No 68( : )V Rao Pentakota Roll No 80( : )Saurabh Pundir Roll No 92

( : )Subha Sri Roll No 104( : )Vishal Godawat Roll No 116


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Evolution of commerce

GEOGRAPHIC COMMERCE

ELECTRONIC COMMERCE

MOBILE COMMERCE

-U COMMERCE


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Evolution Contd

A technology always comes up with itssubsequent businessimplementation

Type

Foundation

Commerce Transportation network

E-commerce Internet

M-commerce Cell phone network


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What is next?

The answer lies in the limitations of priortechnologies

First were mainframes : shared by lots

of people Personal computing era : Person and

machine staring uneasily at each other

across the desktop .


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New technologys features

Calm technology, when technologyrecedes into the background of our

lives

The most profound technologies arethose that disappear. They weavethemselves into the fabric of everyday

life until they are indistinguishablefrom it .


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Answer to that is ???

Ubiquitous Computing

Mark Weiser is the father of ubiquitouscomputing .

U-commerce Ubiquitous networks


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Ubiquitous Computing

Computers available throughout thephysical environment, but makingthem effectively invisible to the user.

Opposite of virtual reality. Ubiquitous computing forces the

computer to live out here in the world

with people.


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Examples to illustrate UCOMP

Tabs, pads, and boards were the firsthard components used .

This presentation can be done using

themTabs are like post it notes

Pads are like sheets of paper or our

writing pads Boards are like the white Board we

have.


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One more example :

Alarm rings from your cell phone . Ittriggers the coffee vending machine .

In the newspaper while reading y ouencircle something with your digitalpen . It automatically gets recorded in

your PAD in office .


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U-Commerce

Conducted anywhere and any time in thatit is a fusion of e-commerce, m-

commerce , t-commerce and bricks andmortar. It means seamless movement for

consumers.

U-commerce means that customers cancome from all angles - today they may bein a showroom, tomorrow they may comeat you via a website, cellular telephone

phone or interactive television.


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Features of U Commerce

Ubiquitous

Universal

Unique

Unison


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Ubiquitous

Networks everywhere All consumer durable devices are on a network

Intelligence and information are widely dispersedand always accessible

Smart entities Appliances Buildings

Signs

Street smart communities


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Universal

Multifunction information appliances Devices work everywhere

All networksAll locationsAlways connected

Universal access


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Unison

Synchronization/replication ofdesignated files

Transparent to owner

Current data are always available

Team work synchronization


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Unique

Information is customizedTo person

To device

To context LocationTime

Role


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U-space

Unique

(time-space specific)

The hyper-real The post-human

The node The matrix

Ultra-conscious(extends/enhances awareness)

Unconscious(behind or out of conscious awareness)

Ubiquitous

(time-space independent)


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TeleImmersion

Ultra-conscious & unique ( Hyper Real)


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Matrix

Unconscious & ubiquitous Automated consumption

Automated toll booths

Automatic background execution Price comparison bots


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U-commerce and ai

Artificial Intelligence fields likeKnowledge Representation, Learningand Planning were shown to be of

great use in ubiquitous computing. Learning gives us a way to induce the

new rules and patterns from the

observed data. Example: House and appliances

keeping track of activities of the owner

learn and evolve.


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conclusion

U-Commerce is the next big leap in theevolution of human civilization.


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