Title: Overview of Electronic Commerce
1Chapter 1
- Overview of Electronic Commerce
2Learning Objectives
- Define electronic commerce (EC) and describe its
various categories. - Describe and discuss the content and framework of
EC. - Describe the major types of EC transactions,
technologies and interactions. - Describe some EC business models.
- Describe the benefits of EC to organizations,
consumers, and society. - Describe the limitations of EC.
3Electronic Commerce Definitions and Concepts
- What is electronic commerce (EC)?
- What is e-business?
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4Electronic Commerce Definitions and Concepts
- Pure Versus Partial EC
- EC takes several forms depending on the degree of
digitization (the transformation from physical to
digital) - (1) the product (service) sold,
- (2) the process,
- (3) the delivery agent (or intermediary
- Examples?
5Electronic Commerce Definitions and Concepts
- EC organizations
- brick-and-mortar organizations
- virtual (pure-play) organizations
- click-and-mortar (click-and-brick) organizations
- Examples?
- Godiva.com
- What type of an organization is Godiva?
- Navigational features of the site exercise
- Lotus Bowl platter with truffles
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6Electronic Commerce Definitions and Concepts
- Where E-business is conducted
- electronic market (e-marketplace)
- interorganizational information systems (IOSs)
- intraorganizational information systems
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7Exhibit 1.2 A Framework for Electronic
Commerce
8EC Classification Transactions
- Classification by nature of the transactions or
interactions - business-to-business (B2B)
- business-to-consumer (B2C)
- consumer-to-consumer (C2C)
- Examples?
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9EC Classification Technology
- peer-to-peer
- mobile commerce (m-commerce)
- what is location-based commerce (l-commerce)?
- example?
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10EC Classification Type of Interaction
- collaborative commerce (c-commerce)
- what is collaborative commerce?
- example?
- e-learning
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11Electronic Commerce Major Historical Landmarks
- ETF (1970s)
- EDI (1980s), proprietary, expensive
- WWW (1990s)
- .com boom (late 1990s, early 2000s)
- .com bust (2001-2002)
- Google IPO (2004)
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12Digital Evolution Drives EC
- Digital economy
- What are three characteristics of digital
economy? - Digital Convergence
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13Business Environment Drives EC
- Critical Response Activities What companies must
do to survive in competitive business environment
as it changes - Traditional Responses?
- Innovative Responses?
- Categories of business pressures
- market (economic) examples?
- Societal examples?
- Technological examples?
14Business Environment Drives EC
- Organizational response strategies What
EC-enabled initiatives can organizations and
businesses undertake to deal with those
pressures? - BPR
- CRM
- Business Alliances
- Electronic Markets
- Time to Market Reduction
- Mass Customization
15EC Business Models
- The Structure of Business Models
- What are the six elements of a comprehensive
business model?
16EC Business Models
- What are major revenue models?
- Examples?
17EC Business Models
- Value proposition (to whom?)
- What are some typical EC Business Models?
18EC Business Models Orbis Group
- Describe Traditional Supply Chain (process) for
product catalog acquisition. - Describe Process with ProductBank.
- What processes are eliminated?
- What players are eliminated?
- Who benefits?
- Who loses?
19Benefits of EC
Benefits to Organizations
20Benefits of EC
Benefits to Consumers
21Benefits of EC
22Exhibit 1.7 Limitations of EC
- Most prominent technical limitations/barriers?
- Most prominent non-technical limitations/barriers?
- How can we overcome them?
23Exhibit 1.8 The Networked Organization
24Summary
- Definition of EC and description of its various
categories. - The content and framework of EC.
- The major types of EC transactions.
- The major EC business models.
- Benefits of EC to organizations, consumers, and
society. - Limitations of EC.