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E-BUSINESS AND E-STRATEGY - TWO DIFFERENT PLANS
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This 3-page paper describes the difference between e-business planning and e-strategies planning. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: MTebuest.rtf

E-Business Best Policies and Practices
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A 4 page paper discussing three factors critical to e-business success: they offer customer assurance; they make their sites easy to use; and they make themselves available to customers. The paper uses Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Dell and eBay as examples. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: KSebizBestPr.rtf

E-Business Law and Risk Management Best Practices
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A 3 page paper discussing legal and risk management issues. In many respects, best practices collectively are a reflection of common sense. In today’s electronic environment, there should be more effort placed in staying ahead of those who exercise fraud as their livelihood. Virtually everyone writing on the topic today predicts that the problem will get worse before it improves, and the small business, at least, must guard well against the losses it could incur. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: KSebizLawBest.rtf

E-business models
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This 8 page paper considers three models of e-commerce, business to business (B2B), business to consumer (B2C) and consumer to consumer (C2C). The paper examines the models by examining an example company for each model; Dell, Amazon and eBay. The paper looks at issues such as who are the target market, the companies web sites and the facilities of the web sites themselves, how they market and the benefits of the model to both seller and purchaser. Te bibliography cites 6 sources.
Filename: TEemodel.rtf

E-Business Preplanning
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A 5 page paper identifying some of the questions that a would-be e-business should ask and answer before jumping headlong into e-commerce. Preparing a marketing plan for e-business involves more than only listing how the business will go about marketing its goods and services in the electronic environment. Just as the organizational structure is outlined and discussed in the marketing plan for traditional business, so does the marketing plan for e-business require attention to items specific to the electronic environment. Prior to devising a marketing plan for e-business, it is necessary to identify and answer several questions. The purpose here is to review those questions. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: KSebizPreMktPl.rtf

e-Business Project Description: Preliminary Considerations
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An 8 page paper addressing several considerations that should precede establishing a new e-business project. Areas addressed include the legal and regulatory ramifications of operating an e-business; potential sources of ethical conflict; the failure of Webvan; and an observation about the responsibility of e-business problems in the downfall of Enron. Bibliography lists 10 sources.
Filename: KSebizPrePlan.rtf

E-Business Provides Opportunities
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A 11 page paper that discusses the opportunities e-business and e-commerce provide to companies with an emphasis on production and transactions. The paper begins with definitions of 'e-commerce' and 'e-business' and a description of the two major types of e-commerce businesses conduct. Statistical data about Internet sales and revenues are included for the U.S., the UK and the EU. Data regarding business-to-business e-commerce are also reported. The rest of the paper explores and investigates the many advantages and benefits derived from e-business and e-commerce, including the potential reduction in production costs and increased revenues through more business transactions. Bibliography lists 20 sources.
Filename: PGebsop.rtf

E-Business Technologies: i-mode
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This 16 page paper examines the technology that allows mobile or cellular telephone users to connect to the internet that competes with WAP. The paper looks at the history and development of i-mode first introduced in Japan in 1999 by NTT DoCoMo, the technical specifications under second and third generation platforms, how it may develop and the way it is used. The paper ends with a discussion on the Telstra introduction and market in Australia. The bibliography cites 10 sources.
Filename: TEimode.rtf

E-Business Web Site
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3 pages in length. The writer briefly discusses Web site strategy for three up-and-coming online retailers. No bibliography.
Filename: TLCEBizWeb.rtf

E-Business: The Effect of the Dot-Com Fallout on Supply Chain Management
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An 18 page paper discussing the changing state of e-business. Investors and venture capitalists alike are hyperventilating over the recent fallout of the dot-coms, those darlings of business that promised to change everthing and make billions for those involved in them. Those no longer with us can be seen as failing to fully or accurately acknowledge the customer, however. It is true that business has changed, but the old principle of effectively filling customers' needs has not. The arrogance of those determined to "do it their way" has led to their demise, allowing more efficient and more customer-responsive models to emerge. The evolution of supply chain management - an aspect of business increasingly critical to efficient business operation - stands as an illustration of the principle. Bibliography lists 17 sources.
Filename: KSsupChnEbiz.wps