To; 2- of; 3- for; 4- to; 5- of; 6- in; 7- __; 8- by; 9- with; 10- over; 11- __; 12- __; 13- of; 14- through; 15- __; 16- in; 17- of; 18- in; 19- __; 20- for; 21- between

 

Ex.4.8.

Category                                    Description

Business-to-business (B2B) -      Businesses sell products or services to other businesses.

Business-to-consumer (B2C) -             Businesses sell products or services to individual consumers.

Business-to-government (B2G)  -  Businesses sell goods or services to governments and government agencies.

Consumer-to-consumer (C2C)    -   Participants in an online marketplace can buy and sell goods to each other.

 

Business-to-consumer (B2C)    

Business-to-business (B2B)         

Consumer-to-consumer (C2C)

Business-to-government (B2G)

Ex. 4.9.

The; 2-__; 3-the; 4-__; 5-the; 6-a; 7-a; 8-__; 9-__; 10-a; 11-__; 12-a; 13-__; 14-__; 15-the; 16-an; 17-__; 18-__; 19-__; 20-__; 21-__; 22-the: 23-__; 24-__; 25-__; 26-the; 27-__; 28-the; 29-the; 30-__.

 

Ex. 4.10.

Abbreviation Definition Full term
ACL A list of resources and the usernames of people who have a permitted access to those resources within a computer system. Access Control List
CIO An organi­zation’s top technology manager; responsible for overseeing all of the business’s information systems and related technological elements. Chief Information Officer
HTML The language of the Internet; it contains codes attached to text that describe text elements and their relation to one another. Hypertext Markup Language
HTTP The Internet protocol responsible for transferring and displaying Web pages. Hypertext Transfer Protocol
PAN A small, low- bandwidth Bluetooth network of up to 10 networks of eight devices each. It is used for tasks such as wireless synchronization of lap­top computers with desktop computers and wireless printing from laptops, PDAs, or mobile phones. Personal Area Network
PDA A handheld PC. It is a variety mobile device, which functions as a personal information manager. Personal Digital Assistant
SBU A unit within a company that is organized around a specific combination of product, distribution channel, and customer type. Strategic Business Unit
URL Names and abbreviations representing the IP address of a particular Web page. Contains the protocol used to access the page and the page’s loca­tion. Used in place of dotted quad notations. Universal ad package The four most common standard Web ad formats. Uniform Resource Locator
WAN A network of computers that are connected over large distances. Wide Area Network
WAP A pro­tocol that allows Web pages formatted in HTML to be displayed on devices with small screens, such as PDAs and mobile phones. Wireless Application Protocol

 

Ex. 4.11.

Well Suited to Electronic Commerce Suited to a Combination of Electronic and Traditional Commerce Strategies Well Suited to Traditional Commerce
Sale/purchase of books and CDs Sale/purchase of automobiles Sale/purchase of impulse items for immediate use
Sale/purchase of goods that have strong brand reputations Banking and financial services Sale/purchase of used, unbranded goods
Online delivery of software and digital content, such as music and movies Roommate-matching services
Sale/purchase of travel services Sale/purchase of residential real estate
Sale/purchase of investment and insurance products Sale/purchase of high- value jewelry and antiques

 

Ex. 4.12.

1; 2; 4; 7; 8; 10; 14; 16; 18; 19.


 

 


Ex. 4.14.

The hottest trends in e-commerce in 2019 are: personalized online shopping experience, personalized email marketing to specific landing pages being customized to users, the customer’s interaction with brands through voice, rich communication services, the B2B market growth.

 

Ex. 4.15.

E-commerce is made of three things three different components. The first component is a shopping cart that's just software that runs on your website. The second component is the payment gateway (Visa and MasterCard). The third component is the merchant account (a special type of bank account).

“The money is be taken off the credit card and deposited into the merchant account instantly and then from there it's actually settled out from the merchant account into the regular business bank account the next day or some merchants choose to do it once a week but anyways that's how it works.”

Ex. 4.16.

E-commerce retailers (Synergy of Bricks and Clicks): Amazon, Alibaba, eBay, etc.

Online travel agencies: Expedia and Priceline.

E-commerce in entertainment: Apple's iTunes, Spotify, Pandora, Netflix.

Video conferencing: V-O-I-P (Voice Over Internet Protocol), H-T-M-L five, F-T-T-H (Fiber To The Home).

Ex. 5.5.

Authoritarian

Demanding

Consensual

 coaching

 mentoring

Liaison

Hierarchical

Provocative

Conscientious

Thorough

Determined

 setbacks

Ex. 5.7.

Issuing

Guiding

Progress

Running

Carry out

Breathing

Report back

Feedback

Ex. 5.8.

Ensure

Unsatisfied

Efficient

Moral

Criticism



Ex. 6.4.

Oversee

Auditors

Dividend

Stake

Integrity

Transparency

Ex. 6.6.

Debt / liabilities

Owner / proprietor

 Share / divide

Shareholder / stockholder / stakeholder

A dividend / profits

Ex. 6.7.

Limited liability

Detailed legislation

Legal entity

Non-profit organization

Ex. 7.4.

Competitive edge

Backers

Collateral

Business entity

Invoice

Piling up

Profit

A going concern

Takeovers

Ex. 7.6.

For invoices to be paid

Or shrink year by year

A gap in the market

The risk of the business failing

A huge amount of money

A growth phase

Of credit

Public

Organically or by acquisition

A critical mass

More staff

The business as a going concern

Ex. 7.7.

Over-expand

Undercut

Underperform

Overtake

Overspend

Undercharge

Override

Underestimate

Ex. 8.3.

Standards

Principles

Poverty

Access

Gender

Premium

Subsidy

Overproduction

Ex. 8.6.

Geopolitical influence

Climate change

Global warming

Sustainable growth

Peak oil

Green activists

Major battlefield

Living standards

Pricing power

Declining birthrate

Knowledge worker

Environmental impact

Ex. 8.7.

Be short resources

Be hungry for resources

Be in short supply

Have a common Asian currency

Price oil in dollars

Accuse someone of hypocrisy

In the coming decades

For the foreseeable future

Hold a virtual meeting

Have access to the world markets



REFERENCES

1. Academic English. Академический английский язык: учеб.пособие / Н.И. Алмазова, О.А. Никитенко. – СПб.: Изд-во Политехн. ун-та, 2016. – 78 с.

2. Alice Oshima, Ann Hogue.Writing Academic English. 4th ed. - USA, 2009. - 337 p.

3. Английский язык. Практический курс для магистрантов технического профиля: учеб. пособие / Н.И. Алмазова [и др.]; под ред. Акоповой М.А. - СПб.: Изд-во Политехн. ун-та, 2013. - 290 с.


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