
arXiv: 2104.03911
handle: 11454/58104 , 11454/61459
E-commerce is a kind of shopping by use of the internet. E-commerce, very different from the usual shopping concept, is compatible with today's economic dynamics. E-commerce is becoming an indispensable method with the increase of internet usage. With the use of E-commerce, there are also a number of advantages for companies. On the other hand, SAP is a pioneer and leader in the company resource planning software sector. SAP is very important for large-scale companies. They manage all their processes on SAP and its integration is very important with other related software. In this article, we give brief information on some important aspects of e-commerce and propose a solution for ERP integration of an e-commerce system.
Yazılım Mühendisliği (Diğer), Computer Science - Computers and Society, Quantitative Finance - Trading and Market Microstructure, E-commerce in Turkey, Software Engineering (Other), E-commerce;E-commerce in Turkey;SAP;E-Commerce SAP Integration, E-commerce SAP integration, E-commerce, SAP
Yazılım Mühendisliği (Diğer), Computer Science - Computers and Society, Quantitative Finance - Trading and Market Microstructure, E-commerce in Turkey, Software Engineering (Other), E-commerce;E-commerce in Turkey;SAP;E-Commerce SAP Integration, E-commerce SAP integration, E-commerce, SAP
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