week 8 Flashcards

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define e-commerce

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  • uses the internet and web to transact business
  • for indivduals and organzations
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define tech drivers

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-wireless technologies
- broad band
- social networking
- lowers cost to create e-commerce webistes

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what are the 8 tech dimesions + signifance

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  1. ubiquilty
  2. global reach
  3. universal standards
  4. richness
  5. interactivity
  6. information density
  7. personilaztion/ customzation
  8. social technology
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ubiquity

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avaliable everywhere anytime - conveience

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global reach

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international market

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universal standards

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same internet standards

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richness

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video, audio and text

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interactivity

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interactive with the user - personalization

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infromation density

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better informations quailty at lower cost

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personalzation/ customization

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personalized messages

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social technolgy

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conent creation and distrubtion

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information asymmetry

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one party in a transaction has more information that is important for the transacrion than the other party
- reduced search and transaction costs, menu costs

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digital goods

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  • goods that can be delivered over a digital network
  • costs of producing first unit is almost entire cost of product
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types of e-commerce

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Business to business (B2C)
business to business (B2B)
- product based
- service based
- software based
consumer to consumer (C2C)

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what are the 7 e-commerce business models

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  1. portal
  2. etailer
  3. content provider
  4. transaction broker
  5. market creator
  6. service provider
  7. community provider
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portal

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  • provide inital entry to the web
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e-tailer

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  • physical product directly to consumers
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content provider

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  • digital content
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transaction broker

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  • processing online sales
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community provider

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  • online “meeting” place
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reveune models

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  • describe how the frim will earn reveune, generate profits and produce a superior return on investment
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what are the models

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  • advertising, sales, subscription, free/fremiumm, transactionn fee, affilaite
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how has e-commerce transformed marketing

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  • internet provides new ways to idenitfy and communicate with customers at lower cost
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long tail amrketing

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profitability marketing goods to small audiences

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behavioural targeting
- tracking online behaviour of indivduals - on indivduals webistes/apps and across advertising networks
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programmatic ad buying (or advertsing)
- the automated and selling of digital advertsing space
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native advertising
- content and advertising are in close proximity or are intergrated together
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what are the social commerce features
1. newsfeed 2. timelines 3. social sign-on 4. collaborative shopping 5. network notifcation 6. social search
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newsfeed
a stream of notifactions from friends and advertisers that social users find on their home pages
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define timelines
a stream of photos and events in the past that create a personal history for, users one that can be shared with friends
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social sign-on
allows webistes to recive valuable social profile information and use it their own marketing efforts
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collaborative shopping
consumers share their shopping experiences with one another by viewing products chatting or texting
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network notifaction
consumers can share their approval of products services or content or share their geolocation
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social search
consumers can ask their friends for advice or purchase of products services and content
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summary of electronic data interchange (EDI)
computer to computer exchange of standards transactions such as invoices, purchases orders - major industries have edi standards (define sturcture and information fields of electronic documents - allow them to link a wier varirty of frims - enable sharing a wide range of information
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private industrial networks
- private exchange - large firms using a secure webiste to link to suppliers and partners
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network marketplace/ online marketplace/ e-hubs
- singles digital marketplace for many buyers and sellers - indsuty owned or operate as indepedent intermediaters between buyers and sellers - focus on direct or indirect goods - vertical or horizontal
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m-commerce
- fastest growing form of e-commerce main areas of growth - mass marketing retailing - sales of digital content - in app sales to mobile devices
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location based services and applications: (where friends are)
geosocial services
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location based services (what shops are nearby)
geoadvertising
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location-based services (price of house you are passing by)
geo-information services
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other mobile commerce services
finical mangement apps - banks, credit card companies mobile advertsing market - google and facebooks are largest markets - ads embedded in games and apps - retail m-commerce webistes and apps
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3 types of app payment systems
near field communcation (NFC) - apple pay, google pay, QR code - starbucks, walmart peer-to-peer(P2P) - Paypal
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e-commerce issues
1. developing clear understanding of business objectives 2. knowing how to choose the right technology to achieve those objectives
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what are the phases of e-commerce presence timelines
phase 1: planning phase 2: website devlopment phase 3: web implementation phase 4: social media plan phase 5: social media implementation phase 6: mobile plan
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phase 1 planning (activity + milestone)
activity: envision web presence: determine personnel milestone: web mission statement
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phase 2: website development (activity + milestone)
activity: aqcuire content: develop a site design: arrange for hosting the site milestone: webiste plan
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phase 3: web implementation (acitivty + milestone)
activity: develop keywords and metatags: focus on search engine optimization: identify potential sponsors
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phase 4: social media plan (activity + milestones)
activity: identify appropraite social platforms and contact for your products and services mile stones: a social media plan
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phase 5: social media implementation (activity + milestone)
activity: devlop facebook/instagramm twitter and a pinterest presence milestone: functioning social media presence
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Phase 6: mobile plan (activty + milestone)
activity: devlop a mobile plan: consider option for posting your webiste to smartphone milestone: a mobile media plan