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Business Process at Work: System Analysis
Home delivery has become one of the major activities to boost business. It is regularly practiced by online stores or e-commerce websites. Although it involves more than one process, home delivery services continue to act as a core factor in luring customers into doing business and buying goods without moving from one place to another. From the moment a customer purchases a product or service, up to the moment he or she receives the purchased product, there are many components and connections involved in the process (O’Loughlin 156, 209). The process that connects the online shop, the home delivery services and the customer from a business process that is discussed in this paper.
Suppose a client purchases a television set on an online business platform, and then the essential components that he or she needs are a computer, internet connection, a credit card, and a cell phone. In the business process examination, a relationship's disclosure between the things mentioned above will turn out. A client should have a device (component) that can access the internet, such devices include a computer, smartphone, or a tablet. Whichever the case, the client, uses the component (say a computer) to access the website (Component: database) through an internet connection. At this stage, the internet acts as an interconnection between the client and the online web page or the seller (Becker 1709).
Subsequently, the client uses a keyboard attached to the computer to enter the keyword, Samsung Televisions and then press enter. The browser looks up for the IP address of the page searched, by recording the browser cache, OS cache, Router cache, and finally performing a recursive search. The web server receives an HTTP request from the browser, and a permanent redirect is given to the browser.