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Management Information Systems, Second Canadian Edition Chapter 4: The Digital Firm: Electronic Business and Electronic Commerce 4.1

THE DIGITAL FIRM: ELECTRONIC BUSINESS AND ELECTRONIC COMMERCE

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Management Information Systems, Second Canadian Edition Chapter 4: The Digital Firm: Electronic Business and Electronic Commerce OBJECTIVES

How has Internet technology changed business models?

What are the principal payment systems for e commerce?

How can Internet technology facilitate internal business processes and SCM?

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What are the major managerial challenges posed by e-commerce?

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Management Information Systems, Second Canadian Edition Chapter 4: The Digital Firm: Electronic Business and Electronic Commerce THE EFFECT OF THE INTERNET ON BUSINESS MODELS

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Business Model:

An abstraction of what an enterprise is Describes how the enterprise delivers a product or service eg: traditional bookstore vs Amazon.com

finding a successful one for e-commerce has been difficult

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Business-to-Customer (B2C):

Electronic retailing directly to individual customers Business-to-Business (B2B):

Electronic sales among businesses Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C):

Consumers selling electronically to other consumers Mobile Commerce (M-Commerce):

use of handheld wireless devices for purchasing goods and services

Used in B2B and B2C e-commerce transactions

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Facilitates Dynamic Pricing:

Real-time interactions between buyers and sellers determine worth of items

Facilitates Banner Ads

vs. Pop-up Ads (user must click to close)

Makes ‘Disintermediation’ possible

removal of business process layers in a value chain

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Shrinks Information Asymmetry:

One party in a transaction has more information than the other

Allows Web Personalization:

tailoring of web content directly to a specific user

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Reduces need to tradeoff

Richness for Reach :

can now have both!

Reduces Transaction Costs:

Reduces costs of finding buyers, collecting payments, and (perhaps) delivering product (eg?)

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Management Information Systems, Second Canadian Edition Chapter 4: The Digital Firm: Electronic Business and Electronic Commerce INFORMATION SYSTEMS IMPACT 4.10

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Makes possible new Business Models

‘Virtual Storefront’: move from ‘bricks and mortar’ to ‘clicks and mortar’, or ‘pure play’ to sell product

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‘Net Marketplace’: Buyers and sellers meet - revenue from transaction fees. can serve either vertical or horizontal markets vs. Private Industrial Network

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E.G.: Covisint to supply automobile ‘vertical market’

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Makes possible new Business Models

‘Content Provider’:

Provides digital content - customer pays for access

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Advertising can also provide revenue. ‘Portal’: initial point of entry to web specialized content and services

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Management Information Systems, Second Canadian Edition Chapter 4: The Digital Firm: Electronic Business and Electronic Commerce OBJECTIVES

How has Internet technology changed business models?

What are the principal payment systems for e commerce?

How can Internet technology facilitate internal business processes and SCM?

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What are the major managerial challenges posed by e-commerce?

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Management Information Systems, Second Canadian Edition Chapter 4: The Digital Firm: Electronic Business and Electronic Commerce ELECTRONIC COMMERCE PAYMENT SYSTEMS Digital Credit Card Digital Wallet Secure services for credit card payments – see Chapter 11 for details Software that stores credit card info, address etc; e.g. Amazon.com’s 1-Click shopping Accumulated Balance Payment System Accumulates micropayments as a debit balance; e.g. Qpass Digital Cash (e-cash) A stored value digital account enabling instant payments; e.g. eCoin, Mondex smart cards Peer-to-Peer Payment Digital Chequing Electronic Billing 4.17

Digital currency for vendors who do not have pre-arranged payment options; e.g.PayPal

Electronic cheque with digital signature; e.g. CHEXpedite Supports electronic payment of monthly bills; e.g. epost.ca

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Management Information Systems, Second Canadian Edition Chapter 4: The Digital Firm: Electronic Business and Electronic Commerce ELECTRONIC COMMERCE PAYMENT SYSTEMS 4.18

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Management Information Systems, Second Canadian Edition Chapter 4: The Digital Firm: Electronic Business and Electronic Commerce OBJECTIVES

How has Internet technology changed business models?

What are the principal payment systems for e commerce?

How can Internet technology facilitate internal business processes and SCM?

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What are the major managerial challenges posed by e-commerce?

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Management Information Systems, Second Canadian Edition Chapter 4: The Digital Firm: Electronic Business and Electronic Commerce How Intranets Support Electronic Business 4.20

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Management Information Systems, Second Canadian Edition Chapter 4: The Digital Firm: Electronic Business and Electronic Commerce OBJECTIVES

How has Internet technology changed business models?

What are the principal payment systems for e commerce?

How can Internet technology facilitate internal business processes and SCM?

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What are the major managerial challenges posed by e-commerce?

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Management Information Systems, Second Canadian Edition Chapter 4: The Digital Firm: Electronic Business and Electronic Commerce MANAGEMENT CHALLENGES & OPPORTUNITIES 4.24

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Current status of E-Business in Canada:

Internet use per capita – higher than US E-commerce use per capita or per business – lower than US E-commerce sales

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up 27% in 2002 (down from 46% in 2001) .6% of total revenue 7 firms stopped using e-commerce in 2002 for every 10 that started What are the barriers?

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Barriers Reported

(Cdn E-Business Roundtable): Products not suited to e-commerce (56%) Prefer current business model (36%)

E.G. ‘channel conflicts’ Security concerns (14%) High costs (12%)

HBC - $40M / yr to upgrade web site Lack of skills (10%) Customers not ready to purchase online (9.6%)

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Other Barriers to consider:

Unproven business models Business process change requirements Legal issues Trust, security and privacy Lack of broadband access False sense of security in retail circles

previously sheltered from US competition Investment decisions often based on ROI

appropriate for e-commerce investment?

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Roundtable Recommendations

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Put all government services online Canada already leads the world in e-government portal at http://www.gc.ca/

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Offer financial incentives to businesses Expand the e-business talent pool Build Canada’s e-business leadership profile internationally

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Management Information Systems, Second Canadian Edition Chapter 4: The Digital Firm: Electronic Business and Electronic Commerce 4.5 STATUS OF CANADIAN E-COMMERCE 4.29

Opportunities for Canadian Leadership: 1. Network Infrastructure 2. Multimedia North 3. Global Customer Care Centres 4. Remote Service Provider 5. Web Tools Developer

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THE DIGITAL FIRM: ELECTRONIC BUSINESS AND ELECTRONIC COMMERCE

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