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E-business no longer exists - all business is e-business

Titel: E-business no longer exists - all business is e-business

Essay , 2004 , 9 Seiten , Note: n/a

Autor:in: Andreas Wellmann (Autor:in)

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The emergence of the Internet and the development of complex e-business applications have affected and fundamentally changed the way people conduct business worldwide across all industries. The Internet’s integration into companies’ strategies and the development of sophisticated e-business solutions caused transaction costs to decline, helped to shrink time and information asymmetry1, endowed firms with a new distribution channel and finally established new business ventures such as eBay.com, amazon.com, or google.com (Tucci & Afuah 2003). In addition to that, the Internet and e-business have enabled companies to participate in the worldwide market place, reduced inventory levels, and to benefit from the digitisation of products and services (Tassabehji 2003). Therefore, nowadays the long-term survival of firms depends no longer only on competitive advantages such as economies of scale, but especially on the intuition of adjusting correctly to a continuously changing competitive environment based upon the Internet’s options and e-business. This essay attempts to give an introduction to e-business and illustrates how ebusiness influences firm’s business models. It critically evaluates the statement “E-business no longer exists – all business is e-business” and tries to show the implications of this statement for business and management in general. [...]

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Inhaltsverzeichnis (Table of Contents)

  • 1'E-business no longer exists - all business is e-business'
  • The Influence of Internet and E-Business on Firms' Business Models
  • The Forms of E-Business
  • The Current State of E-Business
  • Conclusion

Zielsetzung und Themenschwerpunkte (Objectives and Key Themes)

This essay examines the influence of the Internet and e-business on companies' business models. It specifically aims to evaluate the statement "E-business no longer exists - all business is e-business" and explore its implications for business and management in general.

  • The impact of the Internet and e-business on companies' value streams, revenue streams, and logistic streams.
  • The evolution of e-business models, including Business-to-Business (B2B), Business-to-Consumers (B2C), Business-to-Government (B2G), and Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C).
  • The current state of e-business and its future prospects, particularly within the B2B sector.
  • The integration of Internet technologies into the core structure of daily business operations.
  • The importance of adapting to a constantly changing competitive environment based on the Internet's options and e-business.

Zusammenfassung der Kapitel (Chapter Summaries)

  • The first chapter introduces the concept of e-business and its impact on the way businesses operate globally. It discusses the role of the Internet in lowering transaction costs, reducing information asymmetry, and creating new business ventures.
  • The second chapter explores the influence of the Internet and e-business on companies' business models, focusing on the value stream, revenue stream, and logistic stream. The chapter discusses how e-business enhances companies' competitive advantage and generates new revenue streams.
  • The third chapter examines the various forms of e-business, including B2B, B2C, B2G, and C2C. The chapter highlights the importance of B2B and B2C transactions and discusses future growth projections for these sectors.
  • The fourth chapter analyzes the current state of e-business and its future prospects, particularly in the B2B environment. The chapter argues that e-business is no longer a revolutionary force but rather an integral part of successful B2B operations.

Schlüsselwörter (Keywords)

This essay focuses on key concepts such as e-business, business models, value stream, revenue stream, logistic stream, B2B, B2C, Internet technology, and competitive advantage.

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Titel
E-business no longer exists - all business is e-business
Hochschule
University of Bradford
Veranstaltung
eCommerce
Note
n/a
Autor
Andreas Wellmann (Autor:in)
Erscheinungsjahr
2004
Seiten
9
Katalognummer
V22179
ISBN (eBook)
9783638255936
Sprache
Englisch
Schlagworte
E-business
Produktsicherheit
GRIN Publishing GmbH
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Andreas Wellmann (Autor:in), 2004, E-business no longer exists - all business is e-business, München, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/22179
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