Lesson 4 - Concepts Flashcards

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Strategy

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Definition of the future direction and actions of a company defined as approaches to achieve specific objectives

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Digital business strategy

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Definition of the approach by which applications of internal and external electronic communications can support and influence business strategy

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Digital channel strategies

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Definite how a company should set specific objectives and develop specific differential strategies for communicating with its customers and partners through electronic media

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Multichannel ( omnichannel) digital business strategy

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Defines how different marketing and supply chain channels should integrate and support each other to drive business efficiency and effectiveness. As noted in Chapter 1 , in 2012-2013 the term omnichannel became used, particularly in the retail sector, to reference the importance of customer touchpoints on social media and mobile platforms.

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Strategy process model

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A framework for approaching strategy development

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Prescriptive strategy

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Strategic analysis, strategic development, and strategy implementation are linked together sequentially.

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Emergent strategy

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Strategic analysis, strategic implementation are interrelated and are developed together

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Strategic analysis

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Collection and review of information about an organisation’s internal processes and resources and external marketplace factors in order to inform strategy definition

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Resource analysis

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Review of the technological,financial and human resources of an organisation and how they are utilised in business processes.

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SWOT analysis

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Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats

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Demand analysis

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Assessment of the demand for e-commerce services amongst existing and potential customer segments

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Commoditization

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The process whereby product selection becomes more dependent on price than differentiating features, benefits and value-added services

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Soft lock-in

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Electronic linkages between supplier and customer increase switching costs

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Co-opetition

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Interactions between competitors and marketplace intermediaries which can mutually improve the attractiveness of a marketplace

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Competitor analysis for digital business

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Review of digital business services offered by existing and new competitors and adoption by the customers

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Core competencies

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Resources, including skills or technologies, that provide a particular benefits to customers

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Customer value

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Value dependent on product quality, service quality, price and fulfilment time

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Strategic objectives

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Statement and communication of an organization’s mission, vision and objectives

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Vision or mission statement

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A summary of the scope and broad aims of an organization

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Scenario-based analysis

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Models of the future environment are developed from different starting points

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Efficiency

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Minimizing resources or time needed to complete a process: ‘ doing the thing right’.

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SMART

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Specific. Is the objective sufficiently detailed to measure real-world problems and opportunities?

Measurable. Can a quantitative or qualitative attribute be applied to create a metric?

Actionable. Can the information be used to improve performance?

Relevant. Can the information be applied to the specific problem faced by the manager?

Time-related. Does the measure or goal relate to a defined timeframe?

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Online or Internet revenue contribution ( ORC)

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An assessment of the direct or indirect contribution of the Internet to sales, usually expressed as a percentage of overall sales revenge

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Conversion marketing

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Using marketing communications to maximize conversion of potential customers to actual customers

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E-channel service contribution
The proportion of service-type processes that are completed using electronic channels
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ROPO
Research Online Purchase Offline
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Balanced scorecard
A framework for setting and monitoring business performance. Metrics are structured according to customer issues, internal efficiency measures, financial measures and innovation.
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Strategy definition
Formulation, review and selection of strategies to achieve strategic objectives.
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Target Marketing Strategy
Evaluation and selection of appropriate segments and the development of appropriate offers
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Online value proposition ( OVP)
A statement of the benefits of online services reinforces the core porpositiona nd diferentiates from an organisation's offline offering and those of competitors.
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Marketing mix
Different factors that summarize the customer propositions offered by a business. Marketing mix refers to the 4 core Ps of Price, Product ( including branding), PLace and promotion and the 7 Ps of the extended Marketing Mix which include People, Process and physical evidence.
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Business Model
A summary of how a company will generate revenue, identifying its product offering, value added services, revenue sources and target customers.
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Revenue Models
Describe methods of generating income for an organization
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Early ( first) mover
An early entrant into the marketplace
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Strategy Implementation
Planning, actions and controls needed to achieve strategic goals
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Business-alignment IS strategy
The IS strategy is generated from the business strategy through techniques such as CSF analysis
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Business-impacting IS strategy
IS strategy analyses opportunities for new technologies and processes to favourably impact the business strategy
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Productivity Paradox
Research results indicating a poor correlation between organizational investment in information systems and organizational performance measured by return on equity