digital business Flashcards
how has the role of technology changed
it has moved into the heart of business operations, the way it conducts business, generates revenue and seizes competitive advantage along with producing value (Gartner)
define digital business
gartner defines digital business as the creation of new business designs by blurring the digital and physical world
what is meant by new business designs
new products/services, business models, industry models etc
What is meant by blurring the digital and physical worlds
physical products becoming smart and connected
for example
- software companies designing self driving cars
- manufacturers collecting product performance data to run remote services and upgrades
List ways of business digitization
- e-commerce and selling online (1900)
- social media - content creators
- online advertising becoming lifeblood of advertisers, publishers/platforms and users
- products themselves started becoming digital - music downloads, e-books, etc.)
2010 ways of business digitization
- digital channels extending to mobile and everyday devices
- digital footprints analysed in more depth for businesses to use (analytics and big data)
- new digital entrants such as UBER, airbnb,
define e-commerce
aka electronic commerce; is the process of buying and selling goods and services electronically (suppliers/customers) and not necessarily internet
Electronic business
it is e-commerce + the use of internet or other digital technologies for performing internal business processes and coordinating with suppliers and partners
what are the categories of electronic commerce
B2C, B2B, C2C
types of buyer’s connection
-Desktop computer or laptop
-Mobile commerce (m-commerce): using handheld devices (smartphones/tablets,etc.
- Location based commerce (I-commerce): m-comemrce that utilize geographical positioning information to provide value-added services to mobile consumers. eg. of services include finding petrol or restaurants only
Describe B2C - value chain, economic actors, nature of prod, pattern of commerce, form of control
- customer chain
- customer/company
- standrad priced items
- cash/credit
- markets
B2B-value chain, economic actors, nature of prod, pattern of commerce, form of control
- Supply chain
- company/suppliers
- customized / high price items
- credit/repeat
- hierarchies
C2C- value chain, economic actors, nature of prod, pattern of commerce, form of control
- Community chain
- consumers/consumers
- negotiated / low price items
- cash
- networks