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| The use of information systems, technologies, and computer networks by individuals and organizations to carry out transactions in order to create or support the creation of business value |
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E-Commerce Transactions Business-to-Consumer (B2C) |
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E-Commerce Transactions This is the online equivalent of the retail store as well as other services |
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E-Commerce Transactions Business-to-Business (B2B) |
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E-Commerce Transactions This are electronic exchanges between companies |
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E-Commerce Transactions Business-to-Government (B2G) |
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E-Commerce Transactions These are online sales to government agencies, as well as electronic payment of taxes |
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E-Commerce Transactions Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C) |
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E-Commerce Transactions
This is the use of online auctions like eBay
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E-Commerce Transactions Consumer-to-Government (C2G) |
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E-Commerce Transactions Electronic payment of taxes as well as purchase of various types of licenses |
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E-Commerce Transactions B2C |
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E-Commerce Transactions Examples: www.landsend.com, www.overstock.com, www.amazon.com |
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E-Commerce Transactions B2B |
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E-Commerce Transactions Examples: www.worldwideretailexchange.org, www.manheim.com, www.boeing.com |
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E-Commerce Transactions B2G |
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E-Commerce Transactions Examples: www.irs.gov/business, www.fedbizopps.gov, app.mt.gov/bustax |
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E-Commerce Transactions C2G |
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E-Commerce Transactions Examples: www.irs.gov/individuals, express.hsmv.state.fl.us |
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E-Commerce Transactions C2C |
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E-Commerce Transactions Examples: www.ebay.com, auctions.yahoo.com |
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E-Commerce Business Models Brokerage |
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E-Commerce Business Models Brings together buyers and sellers for a fee Examples: eBay, Priceline, PayPal, Vanguard |
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E-Commerce Business Models Advertising |
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E-Commerce Business Models An extension of the traditional broadcasting model in which ads appear on web sites Examples: CNN.com, Google, Netscape |
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E-Commerce Business Models Merchant |
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E-Commerce Business Models Sells products, both physical and electronic, to consumers Examples: Amazon.com, LandsEnd.com, Walmart.com, iTunes |
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E-Commerce Business Models Manufacturer Direct |
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E-Commerce Business Models Sells products, both physical and electronic, to consumers Examples: Dell, Gateway, Microsoft, McAfee |
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E-Commerce Business Models Affiliate |
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E-Commerce Business Models Receive a fee for their websites when purchases come through them Example: Amazon.com |
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E-Commerce Business Models Community |
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E-Commerce Business Models Based on user loyalty because of high investment of time and emotion Examples: Apple Computers, Red Hat Software |
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E-Commerce Business Models Subscription |
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E-Commerce Business Models Charges a fee to users to subscribe to service or information source Examples: Classmates, Highbeam (articles), Netscape Radio |
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E-Commerce Business Models Infomediary |
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E-Commerce Business Models Provides data on consumers and consumption habits Examples: DoubleClick, NetRatings, Edmunds |
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E-Commerce Business Models Coopetitive |
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E-Commerce Business Models Enables competitors to cooperate on a website Examples: AutoTrader.com, VRBO.com |
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Web Sites Classified by Purpose Portal |
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Web Sites Classified by Purpose Provides a gateway to many other websites Examples: Netscape, MSN |
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Web Sites Classified by Purpose Search Engine |
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Web Sites Classified by Purpose Finds websites that contain a word or phrase Examples: Google, MSN |
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Web Sites Classified by Purpose Browse or Search and Buy |
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Web Sites Classified by Purpose Sells goods and services Examples: Dell, LandsEnd, iTunes, VRBO |
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Web Sites Classified by Purpose Sales Support |
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Web Sites Classified by Purpose Provides information on a product before or after the sale Examples: Microsoft, BMW, McAfee, Cingular |
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Web Sites Classified by Purpose Information Service |
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Web Sites Classified by Purpose Provides news, information, commentary, and so on Examples: USAToday, Highbeam, Rivals, Edmunds |
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Web Sites Classified by Purpose Auction |
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Web Sites Classified by Purpose Facilitates sales between third parties Examples: eBay, Priceline, PayPal |
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Web Sites Classified by Purpose Travel |
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Web Sites Classified by Purpose Sells travel tickets and tours Examples: Delta, Travelocity, Orbitz, Hotwire |
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Web Sites Classified by Purpose Special Interest or Services |
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Web Sites Classified by Purpose Provides information, product sales and support, and contacts between visitors Examples: DogVent, Microsoft support groups, Google Groups |
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Interorganizational System (IOS) |
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A networked information system used by two or more seperate organizations to perform a join business function Can help create 24/7 communication between organizations and their suppliers and customers, as well as enable paperless transactions throughout the supply chain |
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Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) & Extranets |
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| 2 most common forms of IOS in use today |
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Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) |
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Type of IOS Uses value-added networks (VANs) or private networks instead of the regular telephone system |
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Type of IOS Collaborative networks that use Internet technology to link businesses with their suppliers, customers, or other businesses that share common goals |
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