Imed 2309

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Across
  1. 3. a company that offers start-up businesses a physical location with offices, accounting and legal assistance, computers, and Internet connections at a very low monthly cost
  2. 6. a payment card with a spending limit
  3. 7. a prepaid card sold to be given as a gift
  4. 14. spending the same currency twice by sending a payment to two different vendors
  5. 16. a method for evaluating the potential costs and benefits of aa proposed capital investment
  6. 17. a member of an electronic commerce team who understands the server hardware and software and is responsible for the system's reliable and secure operation
  7. 18. a payment card arrangement involving a consumer and his or her bank, a merchant and its bank and a third party ( such as Visa or Mastercard) that processes transactions between the consumer and merchant.
  8. 19. a payment made from a card holder bank account
  9. 20. the hiring of another company to perform design, implementation, or operational tasks for an information systems project
Down
  1. 1. a person with specific training or skills in tracking costs and the accomplishments of specific objectives in a project
  2. 2. a plastic card with an embedded microchip that contains information about a card owner
  3. 4. synonymous with capital investment, a major outlay of funds made by a company to purchase fixed assets such as property, a factory, or equipment
  4. 5. a person trained in art, layout, and composition who also understands how web pages are constructed and who ensures that the webpages are visually appealing, are easy to use, and make consistent use of graphics elements from page to page
  5. 8. the outsourcing of the design, development, implementation, or operation of specific portions of an electronic commerce system
  6. 9. a company that handles telephone calls and e-mails for another company
  7. 10. a programmer who designs and writes the underlying code for a dynamic database-driven web page
  8. 11. a very wealthy individual or investment firm that invests in small companies that are about to grow rapidly
  9. 12. investors who fund the initial startup of an online business. In return for their capital, angel investors become stock holders in the business and often own more the business than the founder. Typical funding by angel investors is between a few hundred thousand dollars and a few million dollars
  10. 13. a criminal act in which a perpetrator gathers personal information about a person and then uses that information to commit a crime
  11. 15. measurements that companies use to assess the value of site visitor activity