Electronic Business

Electronic Business

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  Electronic Business
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  E – business- 1 • Merchandise planning & analysis • Fulfillment • Inventory management • Knowledge management • Returns • Pricing & Promotions • Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
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  E – business- 2 • Order entry • Warehousing • Customer service • Shipping • Other logistics • Functional accounting & reporting
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  Emerging Applications -1 1) Portals 2) Trading exchanges 3) Indirect procurement 4) Web enabled Order management 5) Product life cycle management 6) Virtual fulfillment networks 7) Self- service applications 8) B2B Store Fronts
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  Emerging Applications -2 7) Self- service applications 8) B2B Store Fronts 9) Hosted services 10) Collaborative planning 11) Web based service
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  E-business Architecture Business Goals Networked Applications Development Access tools Tools information Databases Foundation Technologies Security, Network
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  E-Biz Areas KM In f o M E-learan Sear ch S/DC Customer Collaboration Employers Channels Customers Company processes B2 B ERP C B2 Workflow s Web App
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  Architecture benefits E-architecture Clear Business need defination Leverages existing investment Best fit technology solution Time to market minised E-solve Business Integrated approach Interface Get it right the first time e-constract Building Solutions Evolve Solution Architecting E-operate outsourcing operations E-Hance enhancing solution
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  The E-Business way ess Busin strateg Core y
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  Evolution of E-businessapplication B ERP Vision 6 5 Level of Impact on Current Business 4 A ERP Product 2 3 1 Self Business Community Mktg service Collaboration Integration Level of competitive advantage.
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  B2BTrillion dollar potential 1.50 Dollars Thrillions 1.25 1.00 o.75 0.50 0.25 0.00 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Year (Giga Information Group) B2B: Trillion – Dollar potential 1.00 0.75 0.50 0.25 0.00 1 2 3 4 5 year
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  e-Manufacturing Challenges Order status? New products customised? How fast Supplier Manufacturing plant E-Business Customer Supplier Component Supplier Distribution Customer Manufacturing Center Supplier Plant Customer Subcontracted Distribution Supplier Manufacturing Retailer Customer
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  Multitiered Architecture fore- Business Sites Internet E-Business Site LAN Web and LAN Database Authentication Servers Server Web and Authentication Server
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  Multitiered Architecture fore- Business Sites 2006-2008 E-Business E is ends best Optimi zed e- Visibility busines ses Scope Peak of of inflated Platan Through of Engli- Technology expectations disillusionment profitability ghten- trigger ment 1990-97 98 99 2000 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 years
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  E – BusinessSuccess Phase 1 Phase 2 Identifying the Select the Business Technology opportunity Infrastructure E – business success ( Three phased Approach) Implement the E – business solution Phase 3
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  Categories of B2BMarketplace Vertical Horizontal Function-specific
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  Top 10 BusinessReasons for E - Business • Improve service level • Create growth potential • Enhance customer access • Improve speed to market • Reduce cycle time • New customers • New products or services • Improve brand recognition • Reduce distribution costs
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