Your customers don't care whether it is you, your ISP, ASP, or other outsourced provider who screws up - they just know they can't do business with you when they want to. All that matters is that your e-business is failing to deliver - and that you need to hold someone accountable. Meaningful Service Level Agreements (SLAs) are unambiguous, comprehensive, and enforceable. SLAs commit suppliers to a defined quality of service: failure to meet explicit service levels can result in penalties or even legal action. Spectacular losses often follow e-business outages, particularly when SLAs are not in force. The biggest hit is not necessarily loss of income or profit, but impact on stock values - especially when markets are skittish. Some losses have exceeded $40 million with stock values falling by 26%. This new book offers the keys to effective SLAs with Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and Application Service Providers (ASPs), which can go a long way toward averting catastrophic losses as well as day-to-day headaches.
This new book offers the keys to effective SLAs with Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and Application Service Providers (ASPs), which can go a long way toward averting catastrophic losses as well as day-to-day headaches.
Electronic business (e-Business) adalah penggunaan teknologi elektronik terutama dalam bentuk teknologi informasi (TI) untuk melakukan segala proses bisnis, termasuk di dalamnya adalah jual beli atau pertukaran produk, jasa dan informasi, membangkitkan permintaan melalui kegiatan marketing, melayani pelanggan, berkolaborasi dengan rekan bisnis dan kegiatan transaksi bisnis secara online. Buku ini terdiri dari 9 (sembilan) bab, yaitu : Bab 1 Konsep, Etika dan Implementasi E-Business Bab 2 Pemanfaatan Teknologi Informasi dan Komunikasi Pada E-Business Bab 3 Manfaat E-Bisnis Bagi Konsumen Bab 4 Strategi E-Business Bab 5 Hubungan E-Business dan Social Commerce Bab 6 Inovasi Ambidexter Bab 7 Tax dalam E Business Bab 8 Evolusi E-Marketplace Bab 9 Evolusi E bussiness dalam Dunia Maya
Electronic business (e-Business) adalah penggunaan teknologi elektronik terutama dalam bentuk teknologi informasi (TI) untuk melakukan segala proses bisnis, termasuk di dalamnya adalah jual beli atau pertukaran produk, jasa dan informasi, ...
1. Internet, 2 . Electronics Commerce Fundamentals, 3. Online Transaction, 4. E-Commerce Applications, 5. Supply Chain Management : The Business Network, 6. ustomer Relationship Management, 7. E-Payment System, 8. Models or Methods of E-Payment, 9. Models or Methods of E-Payment System—Part-2, 10 . E-Banking/Online Banking, 11. IT ACT of India 2000, 12. IT Infrastructure, 13. E-Security, 14. Technology Solutions, 15. Website Designing Using HTML & CSS, Appendix
[Introduction, Evolutions of E-Banking, Concepts of Definitions of Internet Banking, Why is E-Banking Important?, Services of E-Banking, Banking as a Business Can be Divided into Five Broad Types, Role of E-Commerce in Banking is ...
This paper examines alternative ways to prevent losses from bank insolvencies. It is widely viewed that transparency in reporting bank balance sheets is a key element in reducing such losses. It is, however, unclear just how such transparency would be achieved. Current approaches to avoiding insolvencies generally involve international enforcement mechanisms. Among these are the sovereign debt restructuring mechanism (SDRM), and, more generally, an international bankruptcy court. We develop a model that compares two alternative institutions for bank auditing. Neither of these institutions would require as much enforcement capability as an international bankruptcy court, hence they would be easier to introduce. The first of these is a system of central bank auditing of national banks. The second type of auditing is carried out by an international agency that collects risk information on banks in all countries and then provides it to depositors. Using a game-theoretic approach, we compare the informativeness of the disclosure rule in the symmetric Perfect Bayesian equilibrium in each of the two different auditing institutions. We show that the international auditor generally performs at least as well, and sometimes better than, auditing by either central banks, which, in turn, perform better than voluntary disclosure by the banks themselves. The results do not assume any informational advantages of the international auditor, nor is the international auditor somehow less "corrupt" than the central banks. Rather, the international auditor's credibility comes from the simple fact that its incentives are not distorted by a sovereignty bias that plagues the central banks.
Current approaches to avoiding insolvencies generally involve international enforcement mechanisms. Among these are the sovereign debt restructuring mechanism (SDRM), and, more generally, an international bankruptcy court.
One-stop-reference book (with Hints & Check-Lists) for branch auditors with complete & current contents. This book is written with the objective of reducing the audit risk, besides documenting the audit work simultaneously. This book is useful for auditors in accomplishing their branch audit in a more purposeful manner & bringing more comfort to the Statutory Central Auditors, Boards and Management. The Present Publication is the 5th Edition & amended up to 1st March 2021, authored by CA Ishwar Chandra, with the following noteworthy features: • New Chapters on Audit of Special Mention Accounts & Audit of Provisioning • Revised chapters on CBS Environment: Useful System Generated Reports & CBS reports which are helpful for the auditors (which are also available in Finacle 10, BaNCS and Flexcube), have been added • Changes made by RBI’s extant guidelines & ICAI Standards on Auditing have been added in the following chapters: 𝚘 Audit of Income Recognition & Asset Classification (IRAC) 𝚘 Audit of Restructurings 𝚘 Performing General Ledger & Profit and Loss Audit • RBI’s LFAR Review has been added in the chapter of LFAR Procedures, which seeks information from banks’ head office and from the branches, various formats suggested to collect the information have been modified based upon such new audit requirements • Procedures for Accepting/ Planning/ Performing and Reporting an Audit, along-with audit procedures for Branch Audit/ LFAR/ Tax Audit and Special Purpose Certifications • The contents of the book are as follows: 𝚘 Introduction to Audit of Financial Statements 𝚘 Pre-Acceptance Procedures 𝚘 Post-Acceptance Procedures 𝚘 Planning Considerations 𝚘 CBS Environment: Useful System Generated Reports 𝚘 Offsite Planning 𝚘 Onsite Planning 𝚘 Performing Preliminary (Routine) Audit Procedures 𝚘 Audit of New Advances 𝚘 Audit of Credit Monitoring 𝚘 Audit of Special Mention Accounts (SMA) 𝚘 Audit of Income Recognition and Asset Classification 𝚘 Audit of Provisioning 𝚘 Audit of Restructuring of Advances 𝚘 Performing General Ledgers (GL) and Profit & Loss (PL) Audit Procedures 𝚘 Long Form Audit Reporting (LFAR) Procedures 𝚘 Tax Audit Reporting Procedures 𝚘 BASEL Verification Procedures 𝚘 Special-Purpose Certification Procedures 𝚘 Issuing Independent Auditor’s Report
One-stop-reference book (with Hints & Check-Lists) for branch auditors with complete & current contents. This book is written with the objective of reducing the audit risk, besides documenting the audit work simultaneously.
