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SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS Changing customer perspectives. E.g. Providing added value. Providing services. Providing ease and security.

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1 SOCIAL IMPLICATIONS Changing customer perspectives. E.g. Providing added value. Providing services. Providing ease and security

2 WHAT IS THE DIGITAL DIVIDE?
me your findings.

3 WIDER PRODUCT RANGE AVAILABILITY
BETTER PRICES FASTER RESPONSE TIMES WIDER PRODUCT RANGE AVAILABILITY THE WORLD WIDE WEB IMPROVED DELIVERY EASIER ACCESS ENHANCED PRODUCT AND TECHNICAL SUPPORT

4 Write a short report examining the main social implications of e-Commerce for:
Consumers/Customers Employment You must consider: Access to e-Commerce Use and knowledge of e-commerce

5 THE WORLD WIDE WEB

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