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Web Content Monetization System Design Business Plan

C. Product Improvement and New Products

As the Web Content Monetization System has yet to be launched there are no significant product improvements committed to prospects or customers yet. It is common during this phase of a new systems' development to have a series of 2nd and 3rd generation product enhancements which will be added over the systems' life. It is highly advisable that a Customer Advisory Council be created that seeks to gain insights and intelligence from the top twenty content providers globally to ensure the subsequent system configurations and plans are consistent with their specific needs.

D. Costs

The initial design and development budget are shown in Table 1. This includes the costs of the development of the Web content management application, distributed order management system, AJAX security testing and audits to ensure the payment gateways are secure, multi-taxonomy support for content providers' unique approaches to organizing their content and consulting and training programs. Also included is an analytics platform for capturing key performance metrics of the system and also capturing which bundles, pricing strategies and programs are the most effective.

Table 1: Design and Development Budget

Costs

Web Content Management System Programming & Development

$200,000

Distributed Order Management Module with XML Payment Gateway Links

$800,000

AJAX Security Auditing and Ongoing Development of Payment Encryption

$100,000

Multi-taxonomy Support for Content Providers

$50,000

Consulting and Training Programs in AJAX and XML Programming

$50,000

Analytics Applications tied to content management and order management apps

$100,000

Totals:

$1,300,000

E. Proprietary Issues

The integration...

There is no potential for copyright infringement based on the design of the system and the use of industry-standard integration technologies including XML to link the system components together. The integration of the Web content monetization system to legacy and 3rd party databases is also through industry-standard XML technologies which present no legal liability.
References

John Clyman. (2005, December). Better Web-App Interfaces with AJAX; A new approach to building Web applications promises a richer experience for users. PC Magazine, 24(23), 76. Link: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,1892662,00.asp

Gutierrez, C., Rosado, D., & Fernandez-Medina, E.. (2009). The practical application of a process for eliciting and designing security in web service systems. Information and Software Technology, 51(12), 1712.

McBeath, D.. (2007). The publishing [R]evolution. Journal of Digital Asset Management, 3(5), 231-238.

Mitakos, T., & Almaliotis, I.. (2009). A Modular Logic Approach for Expressing Web Services in XML Applying Dynamic Rules in XML. Informatica Economica, 13(4), 129-136.

Schrock, E.. (2009). Debugging AJAX in Production. Association for Computing Machinery. Communications of the ACM, 52(5), 57.

Nicolas Serrano, & Juan Pablo Aroztegi. (2007). Ajax Frameworks in Interactive Web Apps. IEEE Software, 24(5), 12-14.

Viswanathan, V.. (2008). Rapid Web Application Development: A Ruby on Rails Tutorial. IEEE Software, 25(6), 98-106.

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References

John Clyman. (2005, December). Better Web-App Interfaces with AJAX; A new approach to building Web applications promises a richer experience for users. PC Magazine, 24(23), 76. Link: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,1892662,00.asp

Gutierrez, C., Rosado, D., & Fernandez-Medina, E.. (2009). The practical application of a process for eliciting and designing security in web service systems. Information and Software Technology, 51(12), 1712.

McBeath, D.. (2007). The publishing [R]evolution. Journal of Digital Asset Management, 3(5), 231-238.

Mitakos, T., & Almaliotis, I.. (2009). A Modular Logic Approach for Expressing Web Services in XML Applying Dynamic Rules in XML. Informatica Economica, 13(4), 129-136.
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