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a. Background information of the company.

The Company is a start-up company First it had no building or infrastructure but the now it have a two-story stand-alone building. The company currently consist of 10 employees and it have revenue of $5 million and it expect to grow and reach at the revenue of $30 million and 30 employees in next 2 years. So as a CTO my findings are under mentioned regarding company.

b. The type of business in which the company is involved.

Company is involved in the Business of e-commerce. E-commerce (electronic trade or EC) is the purchasing and offering of products and services, or the transmitting of assets or information, over an electronic system, essentially the internet. These business transactions happen either as business-to-business, business-to-customer, buyer to-shopper or purchaser to-business. The terms e-trade and e-business are regularly utilized interchangeably. The term e-tail is also utilized as a part of reference to value-based procedures for online shopping.

c. A description of the information systems that the company should have to support the business. The description should include the following:

i. Databases

Data base is very necessary for an ecommerce website, its true we can build a good website without database but this site have many flaws like your costumers can’t buy the products by brand name, colors and other specifications. So it will be good to add database and provide more features to costumers. For the understanding of ecommerce Database you have to see how a database functions for an e-commerce site think about an Excel file. You have columns and rows. The columns contain particular type of data, for example, item name, value, color and numerous different fields for ecommerce sites. Rows contain the genuine data for each of those columns. For example row one may be a shoe product and will have “Calvin Klein Micro Modal Lounge Pants” in the item column, “$185.00” in the price column and “Red, Orange” in the color column.

The e-Commerce system can be built using either one of the following database management systems; Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft Access, Oracle 11g, IBM DB2 MYSQL along with either of the following web scripting languages: PHP, ASP.NET, and HTML, PEARL. Whichever one of these strategies is utilized, the site will join an exceptionally extraordinary and proficient plan that makes it particular from that of DFs' competitors. The framework will create promoting roads by

· Making a mailing list (with client authorization), which will email month to month offers to enrolled clients.

· Utilizing clear headers to upgrade web crawler ordering.

ii. systems analysis

To build an ecommerce site proper analysis is necessary. Due date delays, going over the financial plan as a result of extra work (invoiced by the provider, which introduced itself because of the way that some work was not initially arranged or had been concurred on in an unexpected way) and the rundown proceed. These reasons highlight the significance of Analysis. Analysis and the subsequent specialized details are in this manner comprehended to be one of the central pillars of successful l e-shops and site creation. To analyze the system must follow following steps:

· Make a plan first

· Observe and investigate

· Estimate the cost and Market demand

· Analyze the Risks of market

· Risk of Technology

iii. Security

` Hackers are stealing Visa and other important data from ecommerce sites. To ensure (and console) your clients, it's basic to know how to secure your e-business and your sensitive client information. There are following tips on how you can prevent fraud and guard your site; use SSL certificate, don't store the sensitive data, provide security training to staff, install security patches on your system almost regularly, use strong passwords, set up system for doughty activity and use multiple layer system these things can provide you security. All these measure will provide security to company's ecommerce site.

iv. Networking

Networking is the interaction of different modules in a specific data unit. Without networking ecommerce site will be deaf and dumb. In this social age website will be connected with different social networks to boost up the sales like Facebook twitter and LinkedIn.

v. Computer infrastructure

To run ecommerce business computer infrastructure plays an important role. It will need high speed of computer internet, high power ram and battery and best visibility. All these factors will be considered from user's point of view as well

vi. Human computer interaction

In this phase developer will access the interaction between user and website. Ecommerce websites are normally heavy loaded that why they take time in loading so he must be careful about loading time, data symmetry and navigation bars.

vii. Web design

E-commerce needs exceptional web-based software, which is normally known as e-commerce site. There are outlines of major steps of Systems Development Life Cycle (SDLC) of e-commerce site, which are systems analysis/planning, design, building the system, testing and implementation.

In the phase of system analysis/planning the following are planned:

(a) Business targets, which list the abilities of the site;

(b) System functionalities, which list the information system capacities needed to accomplish the business goals.

(c) Information requirements, which list the data components that the system must create with a specific end goal to accomplish business targets. The underscores in the stage analysis/planning are characterizing business targets then "defining" system functionalities and information requirements based on those goals.

References

· M. Amroune, P.J. Charrel, N. Zarour and J.M. Inglebert, “A Model-Driven Engineering Approach To Develop A Cooperative Information System”, International Journal of Software Engineering & Applications (IJSEA), Vol.4, No.3, 2013, pp. 29-43

· K. E. Wiegers, Software Requirements 2nd ed., Microsoft Press, 2003.

· K. C. Laudon & C. G. Traver, E-Commerce: Business, Technology, Society 6th ed., Pearson Education, England, 2011.

· P. D. Gupta, S. Guha and S. S. Krishnaswami, “Firm Growth and Its Determinants”, Journal of Innovation and Entrepreneurship, Vol. 2, No. 15, pp 1-23, 2013.