Lecture 10 Flashcards

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Everledger business model: based on a blockchain technology application

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Everledger collects data from miners, manufacturers, certification houses and retailers, enabling them to drive a positive social and environmental impact

Clients get a record viewer (on the blockchain data) to check the lifetime story of the diamond including claims made about origin sustainability or chain of custody

Everledger enables banks and insurance firms to offer personalized loans and policies

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The three blockchain applications

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Use bockchain technology to provide services for actors and consumers in the diamond industry

But have made different design choices for their applications

And induce different types of trust

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The online retail sector consists of

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7 segments

Each segment uses internet and IT for specific business model innovations

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Key theme in online retail

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Integration of online and offline operations

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Retaiil

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Personal consumption of goods and services

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7 segments in the US retail industry

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General merchandise

Speciality stores

Food and beverage

Gasoline and fuel

Online retail

consumer durables

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Trends in online retail

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Buying online is now a normal, mainstream experience

Mobile e-commerce in retail is still exploding

Online retail is still the fastest growing retail channel

Informational shopping for expensive goods expands

Speciality retail sites show rapid growth

Channel integration

Big data used for predictive marketing

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Economic viability

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Ability of firms to survive as profitable business firms during speicifed period

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Two business analysis appraoches to evaluate economic viablity

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Strategic analysis (porter)

Barriers to entry/power of suppliers/power of customers/substitute products/intra-competition

Changes in the inducstry value chain (intermediation)

Firm-value chain/core competencies/synergies/technology/social and legal challenges

Financial analysis, performance on
Revenues/cost of sales/ gross margin/ operating expenses/operating margin/net margin

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Omni channel merchants

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Have a network of physical stores as primary retail channel, but also have introduced online offerings (e.g. macy, walmart, sears)

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Virtual merchants

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Are single channel e-commerce firms that generate almost all revenues online (e.g. amazon)

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Catalog merchants

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Have a national offline catalog operation that is their largest retail channel, but also have online capabilities

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Manufacturer direct

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Are single or multi-channel manufacturers who sell directly online (e.g. apple, dell, HP)

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Single channel firms

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Customers experience a single type of touch point

Retailers have a single type of touch point

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Multi channel firms

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Customer sees multiple touch points acting independently

Retailers channel knoledge and operations exist in technical and functional silos

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cross channel (aspiration)

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Customer sees multiple touch points as part of the same brand

Retailers have a single view of the customer but operate in functional silos

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Omni channel (nirvana)

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Customers experience a brand not a channel within a brand

Retailers leverage their single views of the customer in coordinated and strategic ways

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Omni channel integration

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Integrating web operations with traditional physical store operations

Leverage value of physical store
Types of integration, e.g. online order, in store pickup

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Social media e-commerce growth

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Offerings via social media, influencer marketing etc.

22
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Service sectore

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Includes finance, insurance, real estate, travel, professional services (=legal, accounting, health, education, IT, etc)

Largest and most rapidly expanding part of economies of advanced industrial nations

Concerned with performing tasks in and around households, business firms, and institutions

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Financial portals

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Comparison shopping, services, independent financial advice, financial planning

Revenues from advertising, referrals, subscriptions

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Account aggregation

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Pulls together all of a customers financial data at a personalized website

Privacy concerns: control of personal data, security and so on

25
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Online life insurance

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ONe of few online insurance with lowered search costs, increased price comparison, lower prices

commodity

26
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Four major sectors of online travel service

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Airline tickets, hotel reservations, car rentals and travel packages

27
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Online career services two main players

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CareerBuilder, Monster

28
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Five traditional recruitment tools

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Classified and print ads, career expos, on-campus recruitment, staffing firms, internal referral programs

29
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Online recruiting

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More efficient, cost-effective, reduces total time-to-hire

Enables job hunters to more easily distribute resumes while conduction job searches

Ideally suited for web due to information-intense nature of process

30
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Hiring by algorithm: sifting online applicaitons for key words

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No more interviews, only solving online cases and online testing

31
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On demand service companies provide a platform

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That enables on demand delivery of various services

By connecting providers (sellers) who wish to exploit their scarce resources (cars, rooms) and ability to perform additional services

With consumers (buyers) who would like to use these resources and services