E-Business Models Bringing the pieces together (adapted from the content in the Place to Space… textbook)

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E-Business Models Bringing the pieces together (adapted from the content in the Place to Space… textbook)

Evaluating A. Models Owning the Customer RelationshipDataTransaction Content Providerxxx Direct to Customer  Full-Service Provider  Intermediary  x Shared Infrastructurex  Value Net Integratorx  x Virtual Community  xx Whole of Entr. 

Rate the e-Value How large is the potential to: – digitally describe or deliver the product? – generate cost or price reductions using technology? – undermine customer loyalty? – encourage customers to self-serve? – attain global reach? – offer dynamic pricing? – leverage knowledge management? – customize your product online? – alienate current retailers?

E-Business Strategy e-biz Initiatives Atomic Models Threats Opportunities Firm Strategic Intent Firm Core Competencies

Combining A. Models CPD2CFSPISIVNIVCWoE Content Provider (CP) Direct to Customer (D2C) Full-Service Provider (FSP) Intermediary (I) Shared Infrastructure (SI) Value Net Integrator (VNI) Virtual Community (VC) Whole of Enterprise (WoE)             = clear conflict = possible conflict = clear conflict  