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Information and Communication Technology (ICT) is indispensable in
the spheres of business, government, education and entertainment.
It makes internet marketing, e-government, e-learning and online
chat services possible, as well as e-commerce. Today, no business
training is complete without covering at least the basics of
e-commerce. But although e-commerce opens up new opportunities, it
also presents threats and risks. The success of e-commerce hinges
on security and trust. Every business manager should therefore have
a fundamental awareness of the meaning of e-commerce and ICT
security and risk management. The success of e-commerce also hinges
on building relationships. Managing e-commerce in business (third
edition) explores the ways in which entrepreneurs and managers can
make use of e-commerce related aspects to improve their contact
with their customers and enhance their business and marketing
strategies.
For e-commerce to work and be implemented successfully, specific
skills and knowledge are required - in the fields of information
and communications technology (ICT) and business and marketing
management in particular. Research in South Africa indicates a
growing need for training in managing e-commerce. This book
attempts to train people in understanding the ICT principles that
underlie e-commerce and e-commerce management against the
background of this need, in a disciplined and dedicated way that
aims to satisfy specific business needs and meet objectives.
This second edition addresses the evolving skills development landscape, which has profound implications for training and development in the workplace.
It offers a sound theoretical and practical framework for both experienced professionals and those new to the outcomes-based, occupation-directed and work-based approach to workplace learning design.
"Homo Angelicansis" is a title about a new species that has evolved
beyond primates and beyond Homo sapiens into a spiritual realm.
With a spiritual and physical nature, these beings may evolve even
further into an entity that can survive the destruction of the
Earth. In Homo Angelicansis, the historical contributions of
philosophers, Christian church fathers, heretics, occultists,
bi-ologists, physicists and archaeologists are examined and
synthesised. Passing through creationist myths, religious creeds,
esoteric doctrines and philosophical systems, Botha inspires debate
and contention. Incorporating cosmology and evolution into
spirituality, he guides the reader on a startlingly original theory
of where evolution has led humanity and what lies ahead. For Botha
all dogma regarding the origin, nature and purpose of the soul
remains flawed. Religion and occultism are struggling without
success to validate the existence of the human soul. Modern science
and philosophy do not recognise the existence of a soul. Science's
lack of recognition of the soul renders all Homo sapiens
"soul-less" beings. Yet, only scientific proof can provide a
satisfactory answer that does not require faith. At a time when
scientists are able to change our physical nature through genetic
manipulation and thereby dictating the path of evolution,
spirituality is sidelined because of the presumptuous assumption
that life exists on a physiological level only. If the soul exists,
can a gifted "soul species" such as Homo angelicansis achieve
spiritual anomaly before it is too late? Scientific proof that the
soul exists may be around the corner. The implications are huge.
This title is a scientific exploration of our evolutionary soul
rather than another dogmatic look at spirituality. Anyone
interested in life after death and the human soul's place in
humanity's future should read this title.
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