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How is the SyncForce Ranking The Brands Top 100 calculated?
Individual rankings are submitted to RankingTheBrands.com. First step is marking the ranking as a positive or negative ranking. For example: The BrandZ Top 100 Brand Ranking is a positive ranking. Where the Fortune Top 50 Money losers is a negative brand ranking. Based on the position of a brand in that individual ranking, the brand will earn positive or negative Ranking The Brands (RTB) points. The RankingTheBrands Score is calculated based on the total number of RTB points. If a brand is mentioned in a lot of positive brand rankings this brand will be high listed on the SyncForce Ranking The Brands list.
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Himani Grewal
Management Dept, SSIM, Moradabad
SSIM, Moradabad, India
Shivani
Dept. of CSE
SNGI, Meerut, India
International Journal of Advanced Research in Computer Science and Software Engineering
July 2012
A Study of Ethical and Social Issues in E-Commerce Read More »
Gomaa Agag
1 Department of Management and Marketing, University of
Plymouth, Plymouth, UK
2 University of Sadat City, Sadat City, Egypt
Published Online: 28th January 2017
Gajendra Sharma and Wang Lijuan –
Department of Marketing Management, Liaoning Technical University,
Huludao, China
Ethical perspectives on e-commerce: an empirical investigation Read More »
Ecommerce business transactions involve data being stored and transmitted electrically. Accessing a website, providing personal information, ordering products, arranging payment via credit or debit cards, etc all occur without customers’ control. Privacy in ecommerce transactions therefore is a leading concern for consumers.
Cookies are the most common privacy concern to customers. Cookies enable web servers to store information such as shopping cart items on the user’s device or to track the user’s browsing activity (including clicking particular buttons, logging, or recording which pages were visited in the past).
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Ethical, social and political issues are closely connected and usually display themselves as dilemmas.
An ethical dilemma is a term used to describes the situation where there is a requirement to choose among conflicting options where each option has its own ethical consequences. There are usually ethical, social and political dimensions to an ethical dilemma. The relationships among ethical, social and political dimensions concerning e-commerce are illustrated below.
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It is assumed that ethics is the core element of both social and political considerations of doing business through Internet, or e-commerce. In fact, there are four principles that guide the moral actions of an individual as well as an organization or company in e-commerce which are responsibility, accountability, liability and due process. Responsibility holds the idea of accepting duties, obligations and also potential costs of which decisions are made. Accountability features an instrument of determining who has to take account on the consequences of the actions, individual or the whole organization.
Ethics in Ecommerce – Basic concepts Read More »
A. GRAHAM PEACE, JAMES WEBER, KATHLEEN S. HARTZEL,
AND JENNIFER NIGHTINGALE
Business and Society Review
Ethical Issues in eBusiness: A Proposal for Creating the eBusiness Principles Read More »
Khanh Nguyen
Thesis Autumn 2016 School of Business and Culture Degree Program in International Business
SEINÄJOKI UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCES
Business Ethics in E-commerce Read More »