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電子商務一定要懂的16堂課：跨境電商X直播帶貨X大數據X區塊鏈X元宇宙X智慧商務(第三版)

為了解決icon fi的問題，作者吳燦銘,ZCT 這樣論述：

　　近年來因為疫情關係，人們的消費型態改變幅度之大，讓許多企業商家接觸到更多不同的媒體渠道，尤其是在數位商務的環境中競爭更是激烈萬變。面對疫後的電商經營，更需要積極地瞭解有效的行銷方法，並運用正確的工具，以便在數位時代轉型趨勢下，快速應用網路力量觸及潛在新客戶。   　　這是一本學習電子商務與網路行銷實務與理論兼備的實用教材，除了提供電子商務一定要懂的必要基礎資訊外，對於熱門的議題也以焦點專題方式呈現，案例包括：跨境電商、共享經濟與群眾募資、智慧物聯網(AIoT)、直播帶貨、大數據、區塊鏈與比特幣、元宇宙、智慧商務、響應式網頁(RWD)、台塑集團與企業電子化、工業4.0與供應鏈管理、博客來

CRM、行動學習、SEO、微電影影音社群行銷、OBS直播工具軟體、創用CC授權、智慧商務…等，簡潔的介紹讓讀者在輕鬆的狀態下獲取重要新知識，幫助讀者更新電子商務時代的現況與變化。   　　【精彩篇幅】 　　♦ 電子商務基本入門 　　♦ 電子商務的營運模式與構面 　　♦ 電子商務的網路基礎建設與發展 　　♦ 電子商務付款與交易安全機制 　　♦ 行動商務導論與創新應用 　　♦ 電商網站建立與APP設計實務 　　♦ 企業電子化與企業資源規劃(ERP) 　　♦ 現代供應鏈管理 　　♦ 顧客關係管理與協同商務 　　♦ 知識管理與數位學習 　　♦ 網路行銷概說與研究 　　♦ 社群商務的規劃與行銷策略 　　

♦ 網紅行銷與直播贏家工作術 　　♦ 邁向成功店家的LINE工作術 　　♦ 電子商務倫理與法律相關議題 　　♦ 全通路、大數據與智慧商務 　　♦ 電子商務與網路行銷必修專業術語   本書特色   　　✔內容淺顯且全面地說明電子商務必須要懂的資訊，輕鬆理解EC架構 　　✔呼應各章主題，嚴選熱門國內外知名案例，焦點專題實用解析 　　✔運用簡潔圖表取代抽象敘述，引導讀者快速吸收重要知識點 　　✔貼心叮嚀TIPS、章末問題討論，強化學習回顧及深入思考 　　✔分享電子商務與網路行銷常用專業術語，幫助新鮮人一次掌握

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我國行動支付法制及其未來發展方向之研究

為了解決icon fi的問題，作者阮昱升 這樣論述：

行動支付起初於我國使用之頻率與人數不多，絕大多數的消費者還是以現金支付為主要之支付模式，縱使我國政府極力推動行動支付作為我國消費者支付上的新選擇，但大多數的消費者們還是不買單，而此種情況來到了2020年的COVID-19疫情後全都變了樣，因COVID-19疫情迫使消費者們開啟無接觸經濟的大門，這就使行動支付成了當今支付模式的新寵兒。本研究主要以國家發展委員會的行動支付三大架構策略為研究範圍，而探究其現況、法制與未來發展。在現況上，我國擁有良好的行動支付之軟硬體基礎環境，然在個人資料與隱私的安全保護上似嫌不足，此需待各方積極改善，而此則攸關法制面的制定。而在應用場域面與體驗行銷面則是拜COVI

D-19疫情之賜，應用場域從原先的集中在大型商家中、外送平台與APP平台上，轉變為小型商家亦稍稍的有意願增設與接受行動支付，然要實現無現金社會則需使小型商家全面導入行動支付才可。體驗行銷乃是從原先有規劃策略的欲使消費者使用行動支付，然實際成效沒有想像中來的好，轉變為大眾有點半強迫式的認同與支持行動支付，故此當今的行動支付業者不再著重於知名度上，而是著重於消費者的忠誠度上。本研究建議未來在發展行動支付上，基礎環境面之法制面應著重於個人資料與隱私的安全保護，以解財政部監控著業者與消費者的所有交易資訊。應用場域面則應多立足於小型商家的角度來思考要如何幫助他們增設與接受行動支付，以免疫情過後其棄行動支

付之用。體驗行銷則應創造與消費者多方面的連接，使消費者在選擇行動支付上能更加忠於使用單一行動支付。

This Woman’’s Work: Essays on Music

為了解決icon fi的問題，作者 這樣論述：

Kim Gordon is a visual artist, writer, actor and a founding member of the post punk experimental rock band Sonic Youth. Founded in the early 1980s, Sonic Youth was one of the most iconic and influential alternative rock groups. In 2012, Gordon formed Body/Head with Bill Nace, releasing their debut a

lbum, Coming Apart, in 2013. Body/Head released their second studio album, The Switch, in 2018. She released her first solo album, No Home Record, in 2019. As a visual artist, Gordon has shown work the world over including the solo exhibition ＂She Bites Her Tender Mind＂ at IMMA (Irish Museum of Mode

rn Art) in Dublin and ＂Lo-Fi Glamour＂ at Warhol Museum in Pittsburgh, PA. She is author of the bestselling memoir, Girl in a Band, and 2020’s No Icon. Sinéad Gleeson is a former music journalist and now author. Her debut essay collection Constellations: Reflections from Life won Non-Fiction Book of

the Year at 2019 Irish Book Awards and the Dalkey Literary Award for Emerging Writer. It was shortlisted for the Rathbones Folio Prize, the Michel Déon Prize, and the James Tait Black Memorial Prize. Her short stories have featured in various anthologies, including Being Various: New Irish Short Sto

ries and Repeal the 8th. She has edited several award-winning anthologies including The Long Gaze Back: An Anthology of Irish Women Writers, The Glass Shore: Short Stories by Women Writers from the North of Ireland, and The Art of Glimpse: 100 Irish Short Stories. She is currently working on a novel

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Integrative genomic network-based drug repositioning for allergic diseases

為了解決icon fi的問題，作者WIRAWAN ADIKUSUMA 這樣論述：

AbstractAllergy diseases are currently not totally cured, but treatment could reduce the symptoms and progress over time in many cases. Unfortunately, drug choice is limited, posing substantial challenges for drug discovery or utilizing the old drug for a new disease called repurposing drugs. Findi

ng a novel drug involves a lot of time, money, and effort. In addition to the high expense, the chances of a promising candidate compound becoming a US FDA-approved drug are low. Drug repositioning/repurposing is a method used to extend the effects of approved drugs or revitalize those that have fai

led, which will resolve these obstacles and problems. This thesis focuses on discovering potential treatments for allergy diseases based on an approach that integrates gene networks and genomics. Three diseases (atopic dermatitis (AD), asthma, and allergic contact dermatitis (ACD)) were included in

the study.In the first study, we investigated discover potential drugs repurposed for AD. Herein, the AD-associated SNPs were obtained from the GWAS catalog. We identified 70 AD risk loci, and 94 genes were found by extending the AD risk loci using HaploReg version 4.1 for Asian populations with r2

> 0.8. The scoring system was developed using six functional annotations to predict drug candidates optimally using in silico pipelines. Twenty-seven biological AD risk genes were identified and then mapped into 76 drug target genes using the STRING database. We identified 25 drug target genes that

overlap 53 drugs in DrugBank and Therapeutic Target Database. Interestingly, dupilumab was successfully found in this bioinformatics analysis of the 53 drugs. Dupilumab was known as one of the drugs available used for AD. This finding confirms the feasibility and reliability of gene-based drug repur

posing. Furthermore, ten drugs were identified with clinical or preclinical evidence that could be useful in AD. Specifically, we identified filgotinib and fedratinib with target JAK1 inhibitors that might be repurposed to AD because JAK1 is an essential potential target for AD.In the second study,

we conducted drug repositioning for asthma. This study used the GWAS and PheWAS databases to obtain asthma risk SNPs that could yield information that might help guide to drug repurposing process. We used five biological criteria to prioritize asthma-associated genes and develop biological risk cand

idates for drug repositioning. Our research identified 139 biological asthma risk genes and 64 drugs that target 22 of these genes. Noteworthy, reslizumab, mepolizumab, theophylline, dyphylline, aminophylline, oxtriphylline, and enprofylline are seven of 64 drugs successfully identified in this bioi

nformatic analysis as clinical use for asthma. In addition, we observed in a ClinicalTrial.gov and an intensive PubMed literature review 17 drugs in a clinical trial and preclinical study potentially useful for asthma. Additionally, 11 out of 40 candidate drugs were potential candidates to treat ast

hma. Notably, IL6R would be an ideal target for repurposing asthma drugs due to its high target scores. We found sarilumab and satralizumab to be the most potential candidate drugs for asthma using in silico drug repurposing.In the third study, we conducted our data mining analysis for drug targets

of ACD by integrating the differentially expressed genes (DEGs). We identified 370 DEGs, including 281 upregulated and 79 down-regulated genes. A GO and KEGG pathway were analyzed to determine the biological functions of genes and pathways involved in ACD. Then, using protein-protein interaction an

alysis, we clustered these genes and discovered 10 Hub genes that are deemed significant in our model. Additionally, we used the drug-gene interaction database to conduct a drug-gene interaction analysis of module genes. We discovered 14 drugs that might be used to prevent and cure ACD. Noteworthy,

among 14 drugs, two drugs are currently under clinical trials and three are off-label used for ACD. In addition, four anticancer drugs were identified as promising ACD therapy. However, due to the high risk of side effects, anticancer drugs were not considered for ACD drug repurposing in our study.

Through a transcriptomic-driven drug discovery approach, we identified five drugs (risperidone, diclofenac, loratadine, collagenase clostridium histolyticum, and ocriplasmin) as the most promising drug to be repositioned in ACD therapy.Overall, this study has provided the most promising candidate dr

ugs that have not been reported as anti-allergic and offer a valuable drug repurposing approach to provide empirical evidence for drug discovery of allergic diseases.Keywords: Atopic dermatitis, asthma, allergic contact dermatitis, bioinformatics, drug repurposing, functional annotations, genomic, t

ranscriptomic.