TRADITIONAL AND DIGITAL SHARED MARKETING FUNDAMENTALS PHASE 1 INDIVIDUAL PROJECT KENNETH C HOLMES MKTG A-01 PROFESSOR ROY VIAR JANUARY 11, 2016
3 PRIMARY MARKETING DIMENSIONS ▪ E-Business ▪ E-Commerce ▪ E-Marketing
SHARED MARKETING FUNDAMENTALS ▪ E-Business ▪ Traditional and E-marketing ▪ E-commerce ▪ Traditional and E-marketing ▪ E-Marketing ▪ Traditional and E-marketing
E-BUSINESS AND E-MARKETING ▪ E-Business’s purpose ▪ E-Business encompasses ▪ Correlation
PROFITABLE E-BUSINESS MODEL ▪ The E-Business model ▪ E-Business concept ▪ Value Proposition ▪ Revenue sources
PROFITABLE E-BUSINESS MODEL ▪ Required activities, resources and capabilities ▪ Required competencies and competitive advantage ▪ E-business environment and strategy ▪ Competitive environment and strategy
E-COMMERCE AND MEDICAL INFRASTRUCTURE ▪ Variety of course work availability ▪ Cost factor ▪ Flexible comfortable learning environment ▪ Easy and convenient access ▪ Learning without interruption ▪ School accreditation and credit transfers ▪ Learning current technical skills
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