final synopsis of the research work

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Cloud services can differ according to the re#uirements. The 4rimary service models that are being

deployed are

1) Software as a Service (SaaS)

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Through 3aa3, the Consumers can access and use an application provided in the cloud. The Cloud

application services allow the customer to directly run the application on his5her own system without

installing it. Thus the customer need not maintain the software.

2) Platform as a Service (PaaS)

Cloud platform services or 4aa3 deliver a computing platform. The Consumers purchase the access to

the platform thus eliminating the need of having the complete platform.

3) Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)Cloud infrastructure services 7 delivers computer infrastructure,

which includes operating systems, storage, applications and network connectivity but do not control the

cloud infrastructure themselves

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TYPES OF C:OUDS

A. Public Clouds

2 public cloud service delivery model provides application and storage available to general public over

internet. These services are either free or are available on pay per usage basis. 1or smaller organiations

with limited budget, this is a good option but it comes with the issue of security.

B. Private Clouds

8ere the infrastructure is completely maintained by one single organiation. The services are offered

within the network for which it is designed, hence it provides a good level of control and security.

8owever, to some extent it belies the logic of cloud computing as the concerned organiation has to take

up the sole responsibility of purchasing and maintaining the software and infrastructure thus affecting

the budget of the company.



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C. Community cloud

3uch a cloud permits sharing of infrastructure between several organiations from a specific community

with common concerns, whether managed internally or by a third-party and hosted internally or

externally. :ot as open as the public model , however it still has an edge over the public model as it

allows sharing of financial burden amongst few users

D.ybrid Clouds

2 hybrid cloud is a combination of public and private cloud. 2 hybrid cloud provides cost and scale

benefits of a public cloud while security and control of private cloud. 8ybrid clouds are usually

deployed by organiations willing to push some of their workloads to public clouds either for cloud

bursting purposes or for pro;ects re#uiring faster implementation.

The ( make cloud an ideal platform for e-commerce.

E&Comm'(c'

The term E-commerce is broadly used to describe the process involved in conducting business

transactions electronically using technology from E9 !Electronic 9ata nterchange" and E1T

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E-Commerce offers a variety of benefits over the traditional method of commerce such as

2ny Time 3hopping t does not re#uire any fixed timings of opening and closing. 2 customer

can shop as per his5her convenience.

9irect reach to home With the help of E-commerce, a customer can feel the mall at his5her home

and hence can also save on travelling efforts and time.


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Convenient shopping With easy-to use-interfaces the Customer is in for a royal treatment, with

focused view of the products and with ;ust mouse Click and can proceed towards the shopping.

Easy comparison across different brands5outlets 3ince so many brands and outlets are available

on the internet, it gives the ease to the customer to visit them in few seconds and can compare

and make suitable ;udgement experience.

/lobal trading With internet, user can access outlets across the world and order products which

were otherwise beyond reach. so all kinds of barriers and boundaries are eliminated.

Cost saving =oney saving is possible both for seller and buyer as seller need not actually set up

a brick and mortar outlet. they ;ust need to have a web outlet and reach out to millions of

customers. +uyer also saves in terms of commuting time and easy and #uick access to bargain

deals.

2lthough E-commerce offers bundle of benefits, yet some setbacks are also attached with it. 3ome of

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With the benefits outweighing the disadvantages, it is increasingly felt that in the next few years most of

online transactions would take place in the cloud. Companies are trying to woo the customers online by

addressing the customer concerns of online trading and e-commerce in cloud would be the in-thing.

Cloud is basically divided into A phases

%. The first phase combines the software and the operating system into one terminal allowing

communication through Email.

*. The second phase allows the user to connect to world wide web containing million of websites.

A. The third phase is in present where everything will live in the cloud including data and software.

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Trust is one of the biggest challenges faced by e-commerce pioneersis human trust. Bsers have

always been skeptical of online trade and with cloud in e-commerce this concern has increased.

>!a#t* of +'(/#c'+ The services provided by the cloud need to be of top #uality as a

degradation in #uality of these would affect clients across the world

Cha$%' ma$a%'m'$t The service provided by the cloud are dynamic and it is the

responsibility of the service provider to deliver the right version of the service. ld need

not be obsolete and might be re#uired for some while others may need the new version.

=any such concerns are been currently worked upon and this research would also be

directed to identify the concerning issues in the intersection of these two domains.

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RESEARCH -ETHODO:GY

The research design to be used for the proposed study will be descriptive in nature.

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%. To study the actual concept of cloud

*. To explore the advantages5disadvantages of cloud computing in E- commerce.

A. 2nalysis of the current scenarios- Case studies

&. dentification and impact of the various factors affecting the usage of cloud in e-commerce

F. 2nalysis of the study and proposals!if any"

STUDY -ATERIA:

6elevant nformation would be extracted through indexed ;ournals, books and good #uality conference

proceedings. Efforts will be directed towards identification and usage of existing datasets for the study.

3ince such a study may re#uire actual consumer study, so surveys or #uestionnaires may also be

employed to gather the data.

DATA ANA:YSIS

The data collected will be analyed using relevant good #uality standardied statistical tools and

techni#ues.



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