E commerce and e-business
E-commerce refers to the buying and selling of products and services online and includes retail shopping, banking, investing, and rentals. There are four main types of e-commerce: business to business, business to customer, customer to business, and customer to customer. E-business is broader and refers to utilizing digital technologies to transform key business processes. E-business benefits all types of businesses and can be applied to areas like marketing, sales, purchasing, production, and design. Business models specify how a company fulfills its purpose and goals through ongoing plans and processes. Marketing models determine the impact of economic and individual forces on market performance, while revenue models are ways online companies generate income from sources like advertising
E commerce and e-business
- 1. BY: M.A.FATHIMANUSHA(SEU/IS/11/IC/069) M.R.RASHEEDHA FARHATH(SEU/IS/11/AT/007) A.L.FATHIMA RIFANA(SEU/IS/11/AT/) E-commerce & e-business
- 2. content • E-commerce & its types • E-business • Business models • Marketing models • Revenue model • Different between e-commerce & e-business
- 3. E-commerce? E-commerce includes all types of business activity: • retail shopping • banking • investing and rentals.
- 4. E-commerce? Not only But also Buying and selling products via online developing marketing selling delivering servicingpaying For products & services
- 5. Types of e-commerce Business to Business (B2B) Business to Customers (B2C) Customer to Business (C2B) Customer to Customer (C2C)
- 7. E-business?
- 8. How can E-Business help you? • E-business can benefit all types of businesses. It is not limited to technology-related products and services; E-Business can be applied to any part of a company's operations, including marketing and sales, purchasing, production, design and engineering etc...,
- 9. Business models? A business model is the conceptual structure supporting the viability of a business, including its purpose, its goals and its ongoing plans for achieving them. At its simplest, a business model is a specification describing how an organization fulfills its purpose. All business processes and policies are part of that model.
- 10. Business models?
- 11. Marketing models? • Numerous types of methods that are used in determining the effect of many different forces that can affect the performance of the market, including the economy and individual choices of investors.
- 13. Revenue models? • In business, revenue typically consists of the total amount of money received by the company for goods sold or services provided during a certain time period. • Therefore, revenue models are a part of the business model. • Many online companies generate revenues from multiple income streams such as advertising, subscription, affiliate marketing etc. • Online models not only sell goods or services but also contacts (e.g. banner) and information (e.g. user-data).
- 14. Revenue models?
- 15. Different between e-commerce and e-business
- 16. Different between e-commerce and e-business