· access: the right or opportunity to use or receive something
· browse: look at information on the internet, go through webpages
· brick-and-click : a business that operates over the internet
· brick-and-mortar: a traditional business that operates in a building
· B2B: selling of goods and services between companies over the net
· B2C: selling of goods and services to consumers over the net
· C2C: buying and selling between individual consumers over the net
· collaborate: work together, team up
· digital wallet: web feature that allows users to store personal details about their credit card or bank account on the Internet
· dotcom: a company that does all or most of its business on the net
· extranet: an intranet that can be accessed by authorized outside users
· file: information that is stored on a computer as 1 unit under 1name
· fraud: the crime of getting money by tricking or deceiving people
· interchange: exchange of goods, services, data, etc. between 2 units
· intranet: a network of computers, similar to the Internet, within a particular company or organization
· network: a system of computers connected together so that they can share information
· padlock: a portable lock that you can fix to a gate, bicycle, etc.; it has a curved bar on top that moves when you open the lock with a key
· PDA: personal digital assistant; a small hand-held device that allows users to store and get information, such as addresses, dates, etc.
· PIN: personal identification number which is used with a bank card to withdraw money from a cash machine or ATM
· remote access: the ability to connect to a computer using a network
· schedule: to plan for something to happen at a particular time
· shopping basket: a part of a shopping website that keeps a record of shopping cart what you want to buy until you pay for it
· software: programs put into a computer to do particular jobs
· wireless: using a system of radio signals to connect computers, cell phones, etc. to each other