Please use this information for the short answer questions. For each question be direct to the point, point form is OK. You have been hired by a friend named Jane to help her develop her business - Jane's Teacups. Jane has operated for several years in a small shop selling teacups in Edmonton. Over the past several years Jane's business has grown by leaps and bounds as she has expanded, particularly online. She now has a website selling many, many teacups to enthusiasts all over the world. In addition to online sales, Jane has opened 10 stores across Canada and is looking to expand to approximately 20 over the next two years. This has come with an increase in staff, from just Jane a few years ago, to over 100 employees today. One thing Jane has struggled with is her information systems, which is why you've been hired. Many of the systems that are in use are old, haphazard, and disorganized. Much of the bookkeeping and accounting data is stored in Excel spreadsheets; an online CRM system is used, is connected to the online store, and is probably the most advanced IS In the company; orders from vendors are mostly made via email; old historical data is largety dumped into one folder on Jane's office desktop. Jane's Teacups is in the middle of modernizing these systems in advance of their expansion, and Jane has several questions for you.. If you want to have this info visible for each question, the easiest solution is to paste the text into notepad. Jane has noticed the the engagement and number of views on their social media sites, blogs, and other websites is increasing. What is one online business model, in addition to the online store, that Jane could utillize to increase sales? Provide a brief (-2 sentences) explanation of how that business model will generate sales for Jane. A- 19 tv ... !! Jane has noticed that there are sometimes isues with having the correct amount of popular teacups in stock. Sometimes her vendors just don't have enough in stock and she misses out on potential sales. To mitigate this she sometimes orders extra when nice cups are available - this leads to having to store extra products somewhere, and if they don't sell she needs to clear them out at a loss. What is one potential solution Jane and her vendors could implement? How specifically does your solution address the problem? BI