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That’s a little less than 10% of what has been bought in traditional stores which have existed for millennia oE-Commerce Online buying and selling of goods and services Falls into two categories find more resources at oneclass.comfind more resources at oneclass.com
Merchant Companies oTake title to the goods/services they sell Non merchant companies oArrange for the purchase and sale of goods without owning or taking title of goods oE-Business Carrying out any type of business activity online E-commerce is a part of e-business Mobile Commerce (M-Commerce) oE-commerce based on location information to customize a transaction oPaying with a smartphone oOffers many opportunities to customize the live shopping experience Disintermediation oLowers costs to consumer oHigher profit per unit for manufacturer oIncrease sales (maybe) Issues with E-Commerce oChannel Conflict Retailers retaliating to the new sales channel opened by the company by discontinuing sales of their product oPrice conflict Manufacturers lower prices through B2B, retailers don’t want customers to know about reduced price oLogistics Expense Cost of sale per unit may increase if sold one at a time vs. multiple shipments oCustomer Service Expense Manufacturers must instruct each buyer about the product oShowrooming Consumer goes to store to check out product, then proceeds to buy it online oTaxation Traditional sales taxed on location of the sale, but with B2B goods could be subject to duties Business Capital oThree types of capital Physical (resources) Human (knowledge and skills) Social (social relations) oAdds value in four ways Info Influence Social credentials find more resources at oneclass.comfind more resources at oneclass.com
Personal reinforcement Social Networking and E-Commerce: oSocial network is a structure of individuals and organizations that are related to each other in some way oSocial networking is the process by which individuals use relationships to communicate with others in a social network oSocial capital measured using Number of relationships Strength of relationships Resources controlled by friends oEndorsements by high profile people are a traditional way of increasing social capital oWeak relationships contribute to the growth of social networks, add new connections to social network Lecture #8 Decision Making Processes and Business Life is full of choiceoChoices have consequencesoA decision is a choice among two or more optionsoDecision statement should define a decision as narrowly as possibleDecision PhasesoThe process of problem solving is generally broken down into 5 phases IntelligenceDesignChoice ImplementMonitoroDecision making is an iterative processoIntelligence:Gathering of dataCollecting infoDeciding what to decideEnd result: decision statementoDesign:Alternative choices are formulatedResearch stage on available options

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Term
Fall
Professor
Goldstein
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Customer relationship management, Functional Systems

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