E- Commerce System (MGT 3553)

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An eCommerce system is an electronic system that automates the exchange of goods and services over the Internet in a secure environment. It allows web-based companies to be established, and provides an opportunity for existing companies to automate their sales process and use their online presence to achieve higher sales volumes and reach global markets.
www.pearlhaya.com is one of the example of the e-commerce system.This website provide the selling and buying of scarf and shawls for the women. It is easier the customer to surf the website, choose and buy the scarf through online without go to the shop. Pearl Haya boutique has many franchise around Malaysia for example in Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru and Malacca. The fabrics and the quality of the shawl are guarantee from the boutique. The shawl and scarf design in Pearl Haya are very limited to the customer because they offer only one design for one shawl and scarf.
This pearl haya gallery provide many ways to pay their product. The examples of the payment is through Visa Online, Alliance Online, PB Bank, Master Card, Hong Leong Online, Bank Islam Online, Ipay 88, CIMB clicks, RHB banks, and others.To know information about the product and the payment, just click www.pearlhaya.com
 
 




The model wearing the shawl and scarf from pearl haya collection.

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Pointing Stick !

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04:38
The pointing stick trademarked by IBM as the TrackPoint and by Synaptics as the TouchStyk is an isometric joystick used as a pointing device (compare especially touchpad and trackball . It was invented by research scientist Ted Selker. It is present on many brands of laptops, including Lenovo's line of ThinkPad laptops, Toshiba Tecra laptops, HP business notebooks and on Dell Latitudes under the name of Track Stick. It has also been used on computer mice and on some desktop  keyboards (as an integrated pointing device).
The pointing stick operates by sensing applied force (hence it is also known as an isometric joystick), by using a pair of strain gauges. The velocity of the cursor depends on the applied force. On a QWERTY keyboard, the stick is embedded between the 'G', 'H' and 'B' keys, and the mouse buttons are placed just below the Spacebar. The mouse buttons can be operated right-handed or left-handed due to their placement below the keyboard along the centerline.
The pointing stick has a replaceable rubber cap, traditionally red on the ThinkPad but also found in other colors on other machines. The cap can be a slightly rough "eraser head" material (Classic Dome) or other optional shapes (Soft Dome or Soft Rim).

 
Nahh ! now you can see what are the pointing stick .
 
 
 
 
 








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