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What are the implications of cloud computing for e-commerce?
 
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Which of the following organizations coordinate the Internet's systems of unique identifiers, such as IP addresses and top-level domain systems?
 
  A) IETF
  B) IAB
  C) W3C
  D) ICANN



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Cloud computing has many significant implications for e-commerce. For e-commerce firms, cloud computing radically reduces the cost of building and operating websites because the necessary hardware infrastructure and software can be licensed as a service from cloud service providers at a fraction of the cost of purchasing these services as products. This means firms can adopt pay-as-you-go and pay-as-you-grow strategies when building out their websites. For instance, according to Amazon, hundreds of thousands of customers use Amazon Web Services. For individuals, cloud computing means you no longer need a powerful laptop or desktop computer to engage in e-commerce or other activities. Instead, you can use much less-expensive tablet computers or smartphones that cost a few hundred dollars. For corporations, cloud computing means that a significant part of hardware and software costs (infrastructure costs) can be reduced because firms can obtain these services online for a fraction of the cost of owning, and they do not have to hire an IT staff to support the infrastructure.

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Reply 2 on: Jul 7, 2018
YES! Correct, THANKS for helping me on my review


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