Develop two or three IT-enabled alternative solutions and choose the best one with a detailed explanation of why the chosen solution is best. Developing a good solution for a problem consists of finding, evaluating, and comparing all possible solutions, and delving into the selected solution.

l) Find two or three IT-enabled potential solutions to your problem, meaning that information technologies and systems play an important role in solving the business problem.

2) Perform an analysis of each solution and its impact on your problem, and compare the alternatives and choose the best. You can consider effectiveness, ease of implementation, easiness of use, and the potential costs for each solution (you cannot simply ignore the costs of solution implementation when you choose the best).

3) Once you have completed the analysis of your solutions, select the best. Then, describe why the solution you choose is better than the other solution(s) and also better than the current solution that the organization uses for the business process where you found the problem. Explain why your solution is superior to the existing solutions available in the marketplace, since the company can simply adopt the market solution instead of implementing your solution. Do research to find facts that support your analysis and decision.

4) Lastly, you need to explain types of IT systems that can be a part of your solution.

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Business Problem: With the maturity of online payment and logistics distribution, online shopping has developed rapidly in recent years. At the same time consumers can enjoy shopping convenience without leaving their homes, there are still some obstacles in the consumer rights protection. For example: I bought a pair of shoes previously, I had successfully paid and email But after waiting for a long time, I did not receive the notice of delivery. The product was actually out of stock while the system was not updated. Due to high amounts of orders in a short period of time, this results in too many "concurrencies." There would be an "oversold" phenomenon, that is, a product sold out twice or more due to technical problems in a short period of time, resulting in out of stock. This can cause concerns for many customer and third party sellers on Amazon. If products that were sold are not being depleted from the inventory level, third party sellers may run into issues with customers. This can cause frustration too many "concurrency," there will be an "oversold" phenomenon, that is, a product sold out twice or more due to technical problems in a short period of time, resulting in out of stock on for sellers leading them to do business somewhere else. Amazon can minimize this issue with better inventory counting software that can correlate with sellers actual inventory on hand. received a confirmation