SIRXSTR001 — Develop an ecommerce strategy
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What an assessment for SIRXSTR001 must cover
84 assessable components: 3 elements (23 performance criteria), 20 performance evidence and 38 knowledge evidence requirements, plus 3 foundation skills. An audit-defensible tool maps every question and task back to these — that mapping is the coverage matrix Auditori generates alongside the assessment.
Elements & performance criteria
1 Determine ecommerce requirements.
- 1.1Determine organisational objectives and priorities for ecommerce operations.
- 1.2Consult with key personnel on current and future direction of the organisation and seek input into ecommerce strategy development.
- 1.3Identify ecommerce resourcing and budget availability.
- 1.4Review past ecommerce performance data to inform strategy development.
- 1.5Analyse internal and external operating environment, including competitive landscape, to inform strategy development.
- 1.6Research trends in ecommerce and use findings to influence strategy development.
- 1.7Research and analyse ecommerce technologies and solutions that meet organisational objectives and resourcing availability.
- 1.8Seek input from, relevant personnel to inform ecommerce strategy.
2 Develop ecommerce strategy.
- 2.1Select ecommerce operating platform that best meets organisational and budgetary requirements and confirm technical feasibility.
- 2.2Identify opportunities for the integration of existing systems and procedures and incorporate into strategy development.
- 2.3Plan content strategy to inform the development of digital content across digital platforms and create consistency with non-digital content use.
- 2.4Identify inventory logistics requirements and incorporate into strategy planning.
- 2.5Research, identify and select suitable payment solutions for integration into ecommerce operations.
- 2.6Complete security risk analysis to determine security requirements for protection of organisational and customer information and data.
- 2.7Identify potential risks and issues in ecommerce operations and document contingency plans accordingly.
- 2.8Establish key performance indicators and develop evaluation criteria.
- 2.9Establish data collection and analysis needs and required analytical tools.
- 2.10Determine flexibility of strategy and ensure strategy can react to environmental and technological changes.
- 2.11Develop and document an action plan detailing key activities, responsibilities and timeframes.
- 2.12Obtain input from relevant personnel and make adjustments to strategy based on feedback received.
- 2.13Finalise ecommerce strategy and gain approval as required.
3 Review ecommerce strategy.
- 3.1Evaluate ecommerce performance against targets to determine any changes required.
- 3.2Continuously evaluate effectiveness of ecommerce design and useability, and implement changes based on data-supported analysis and decisions.
Performance evidence
- Evidence of the ability to complete tasks outlined in elements and performance criteria of this unit in the context of the job role, and:
- identify organisational ecommerce objectives and document an ecommerce strategy that details:
- strategy for:
- integration
- content
- inventory and logistics
- security
- payment
- data collection and analytics
- action plan:
- key activities
- responsibilities
- timeframes
- risk management and contingency planning
- performance indicators and evaluation criteria
- ecommerce technologies and solutions that meet organisational objectives:
- features
- functionality
- cost
- use evaluation criteria to review the performance of an ecommerce strategy and make recommendations for future improvements.
Knowledge evidence
- Demonstrated knowledge required to complete the tasks outlined in elements and performance criteria of this unit:
- key legal and ethical requirements and considerations as related to ecommerce strategy development:
- Australian Consumer Law
- copyright
- privacy
- codes of practice
- security
- purpose and key inclusions of an ecommerce strategy:
- strategies for:
- integration
- content
- inventory and logistics
- security
- payment
- data collection and analytics
- action plan
- techniques for the following, as related to ecommerce strategy development:
- risk management and contingency planning
- developing performance indicators and evaluation criteria
- optimising user experience
- current trends in ecommerce related to:
- payment
- security
- platforms
- performance and user experience
- integration
- content
- inventory and logistics
- data collection and analysis
- types of ecommerce platforms and solutions:
- features
- benefits
- limitations
- functionality
- cost
- key stakeholders involved in ecommerce strategy development and their role
- common outsourcing as related to ecommerce
- ecommerce architecture and how to achieve integration to create a total ecommerce solution.
Foundation skills
- Reading skills: interpret technical and complex ecommerce terminology.
- Numeracy skills: use numerical information to evaluate the impacts of ecommerce strategy on performance.
- Technology skills: use digital technologies and systems to access, document and communicate information.
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What does an assessment tool for SIRXSTR001 need to cover?
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