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Chapter 8 - MIS8 Flashcards

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E-business

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All activities a company performs for selling and buying products and services using computers and communication technologies

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E-commerce

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  1. Buying and selling goods and services over the Internet

2. Builds on traditional commerce by adding the flexibility that networks offer and the availability of the Internet

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Business Applications of E-commerce

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  1. Buying and selling products and services
  2. Collaborating with other companies
  3. Communicating with business partners
  4. Gathering business intelligence on customers and competitors
  5. Providing customer service
  6. Making software updates and patches available
  7. Offering vendor support
  8. Publishing and disseminating information
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Value chain

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Series of activities designed to meet business needs by adding value or cost in each phase of the process

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Primary activities of Value Chain

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  1. Inbound logistics
  2. Operations
  3. Outbound logistics
  4. Marketing and sales
  5. Service
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E-commerce enhances a ____

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value chain

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Click-and-brick e-commerce

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Mixes traditional commerce and e-commerce

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Advantages of E-Commerce

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  1. Enhances relationships with suppliers, customers, and business partners
  2. Creates price transparency
  3. Operates around the clock and globe
  4. Gathers more information on potential customers
  5. Increases customer involvement
  6. Improves customer service
  7. Offers personalized services and product customization
  8. Reduces administrative and transaction costs
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E-Commerce Increases the following:

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  1. Flexibility and ease of shopping
  2. Number of customers
  3. Opportunities for collaboration with business partners
  4. Return on investment because inventory needs are reduced
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Disadvantages of E-Commerce

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  1. Bandwidth capacity problems
  2. Security and privacy issues
  3. Accessibility
  4. Acceptance
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E-commerce companies focus their ____ in different parts of the value chain to achieve profitability

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operations

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Merchant

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Transfers the old retail model to the e-commerce world by using the medium of the Internet

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Brokerage

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Brings sellers and buyers together on the Web and collects commissions on transactions between these parties

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Advertising

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  1. Extension of traditional advertising media

2. Directories such as Yahoo! provide content to users for free

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Mixed

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  1. Generating revenue from more than one source
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Infomediary

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Sites collect information on consumers and businesses and then sell this information to other companies for marketing purpose

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Subscription

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E-commerce sites sell digital products or services to customers

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Business-to-consumer (B2C)

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Companies sell directly to consumers and supplement traditional commerce with e-commerce

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Business-to-business (B2B)

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Involves electronic transactions between businesses, such as electronic data interchange (EDI) and electronic funds transfer (EFT)

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Consumer-to-consumer (C2C)

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Involves business transactions between users

Includes the use of online classified ads or online auction sites

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Consumer-to-business (C2B(

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Involves people selling products or services to businesses

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Government-to-citizen (G2C)

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Tax filing

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Government-to-business (G2B)

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Disaster assistance

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Government-to-employee (G2E)

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E-training

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Nonbusiness Organizations That Use E-Commerce Applications

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  1. Universities
  2. Nonprofit organizations
  3. Political and social organizations
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Technologies used in B2B E-Commerce:

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  1. Intranets and extranets
  2. Virtual private networks
  3. Electronic data interchange (EDI)
  4. Electronic funds transfer (EFT)
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Benefits of using E-Commerce for B2B

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  1. Reduces delivery time, inventory requirements, and prices
  2. Helps business partners share relevant, accurate, and timely information
  3. Lowers production costs and improves accuracy
  4. Improves information flow among business partners
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B2B E-Commerce Models based on who controls the marketplace

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  1. Seller-side marketplace
  2. Buyer-side marketplace
  3. Third-party exchange marketplace
  4. Trading Partner Agreements
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Seller-Side Marketplace

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Sellers who cater to specialized markets come together to create a common marketplace for buyers and use E-procurement.

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E-procurement

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  1. Enables employees in an organization to order and receive supplies and services directly from suppliers
  2. Prevents purchases from suppliers that are not on the approved list of sellers
  3. Eliminates the processing costs of purchases
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Buyer-Side Marketplace

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  1. Buyer, or a group of buyers, opens an electronic marketplace and invites sellers to bid
  2. Helps the buyers:
    - Manage the procurement process more efficiently
    - Lower administrative costs
    - Implement uniform pricing
  3. Involves the goal of establishing new sales channels
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Third-Party Exchange Marketplace

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  1. Marketplace generates revenue from the fees charged for matching buyers and sellers
  2. Offers suppliers a direct channel of communication to buyers
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Trading Partner Agreements

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  1. Automate negotiating processes and enforce contracts between participating businesses
  2. Allow business partners to send and receive bids, contracts, and information needed
  3. Enable customers to submit documents via the Internet
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Mobile Commerce (m-commerce)

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  1. Using handheld devices to conduct business transactions
  2. Based on the Wireless Application Protocol (WAP)
  3. Technologies supported
    - Wireless wide-area networks and 3G and 4G networks
    - Short-range wireless communication technologies
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Voice-Based E-Commerce

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  1. Relies on voice recognition and text-to-speech technologies
  2. Method involves using e-wallets
  3. Security features
    - Call recognition
    - Voice recognition
    - Shipping to a set address that cannot be changed by voice commands
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E-Commerce Supporting Technologies

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Electronic payment systems
Web marketing
Mobile marketing
Search engine optimization

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Smart cards

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  1. Contain an embedded microprocessor chip

2. Store important financial and personal information

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E-cash

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  1. Secure and convenient alternative to bills and coins
  2. Complements credit, debit, and charge cards
  3. Adds convenience and control to everyday cash transactions
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E-check

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Electronic version of a paper check

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E-wallets

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Available for most handheld devices

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Micropayments

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Transactions on the Web involving very small amounts of money

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Web Marketing

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Uses the Web and its supporting technologies to promote goods and services

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Examples of web-marketing tools

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  1. Intelligent agents

2. Push technology

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Popular mobile marketing strategies

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App-based marketing
In-game mobile marketing
Location-based marketing
QR codes
Mobile search ads
Mobile image ads
SMS (Short Message Service) and MMS (Multimedia Messaging Service)
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Search Engine Optimization (SEO)

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  1. Method for improving the volume or quality of traffic to a Web site
    - Higher ranking in search results generates more revenue for a website
  2. Aims at increasing a website’s performance on search engines naturally
  3. Includes techniques facilitating search engines to find and index a site for certain keywords
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Social commerce

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Subset of e-commerce that is influenced by social networks and other online media

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Categories of social networks and online media that collectively constitute social commerce:

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Social networking sites
Group buying platforms
Peer-to-peer e-commerce platforms
Recommendation Web sites
Participatory e-commerce
Social advice
User-curated shopping
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Hyper-Social Organizations

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Companies that leverage social media to better connect with customers and increase sales through the social process

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Hyper-Social Organizations share information through:

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Direct social media interaction
Blogs
Videos on YouTube
Company Web sites

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Key elements for a successful online Hyper-Social community:

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Members
Content
Member profiles
Transactions

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Pillars of Hyper-Sociality

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  1. Tribe versus market segment
  2. Human-centric versus company-centric
  3. Information channels versus network channels
  4. Social messiness versus process hierarchy
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Social Media Information Systems (SMISs) include all the components like other information systems:

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Hardware, software, people, and procedures that support content sharing among its members or users
Application (app) providers
User communities
Sponsors

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Plays a major role in fostering hyper-social organizations

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Social Media Information Systems (SMISs)

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Facilitate business activities and help the sponsors establish bonds and loyalties with their customers

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Social Media Information Systems (SMISs)

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An organization’s social media policy should:

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  1. Protect the company’s reputation
  2. Eliminate legal issues
  3. Protect the privacy of all the impacted individuals
  4. Raise brand awareness

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