E-business and e-commerce management : strategy, (Record no. 296)
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ISBN | 9780273707523 |
Terms of availability | Tzs 100,395.50/= |
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Original cataloging agency | MUL |
Language of cataloging | eng |
Description conventions | AACR |
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Classification number | 658.872 CHA |
100 ## - MAIN ENTRY--AUTHOR NAME | |
Personal name | Chaffey, Dave |
245 ## - TITLE STATEMENT | |
Title | E-business and e-commerce management : strategy, |
Sub Title | implementation, and practice |
Statement of responsibility, etc | / Dave Chaffey |
250 ## - Edition Statement | |
Edition statement | 3rd ed. |
260 ## - PUBLICATION, DISTRIBUTION, ETC. (IMPRINT) | |
Place of publication | Harlow: |
Name of publisher | Pearson Education, |
Year of publication | c2007. |
300 ## - PHYSICAL DESCRIPTION | |
Number of Pages | xxviii, 663 pages : |
Other physical details | color illustrations ; |
Dimensions | 27 cm |
504 ## - BIBLIOGRAPHY, ETC. NOTE | |
Bibliography, etc | Includes references and index |
505 ## - Formatted Contents | |
Formatted contents note | Preface xiii <br/>Guided tour xxii <br/>Author's acknowledgements xxv <br/>Publisher's acknowledgements xxvi <br/>Part 1 INTRODUCTION<br/>Introduction to e-business and e-commerce<br/>3 (37)<br/>Learning outcomes / Management issues<br/>3 (1)<br/>Links to other chapters<br/>3 (1)<br/>Introduction<br/>4 (3)<br/>E-business opportunities<br/>4 (2)<br/>E-business risks<br/>6 (1)<br/>What is the difference between e-commerce and e-business?<br/>7 (9)<br/>E-commerce defined<br/>8 (3)<br/>Business or consumer models of e-commerce transactions<br/>11 (3)<br/>E-business defined<br/>14 (2)<br/>How significant are e-commerce and e-business?<br/>16 (1)<br/>Consumer adoption of digital technologies<br/>16 (3)<br/>Drivers of consumer Internet adoption<br/>17 (2)<br/>Barriers to consumer Internet adoption<br/>19 (1)<br/>Business adoption of digital technologies for e-commerce and e-business<br/>19 (6)<br/>Case Study 1.1 North West Supplies extends its reach online<br/>22 (1)<br/>Barriers to e-business and e-commerce adoption<br/>23 (2)<br/>Introducing the B2B and B2C companies<br/>25 (4)<br/>Management responses to e-commerce and e-business Part 1: Introduction<br/>29 (6)<br/>Part 2: Strategy and applications<br/>30 (2)<br/>Part 3: Implementation<br/>32 (1)<br/>Case Study 1.2 eBay -- the world's largest e-business<br/>32 (3)<br/>Summary<br/>35 (1)<br/>Exercises<br/>36 (1)<br/>References<br/>37 (1)<br/>Further reading<br/>38 (1)<br/>Web links<br/>38 (2)<br/>E-commerce fundamentals<br/>40 (41)<br/>Learning outcomes / Management issues<br/>40 (1)<br/>Links to other chapters<br/>40 (1)<br/>Introduction<br/>41 (1)<br/>The e-commerce environment<br/>41 (2)<br/>The e-commerce marketplace<br/>43 (8)<br/>Business or consumer model?<br/>43 (2)<br/>Marketplace channel structures<br/>45 (2)<br/>Different types of online intermediary<br/>47 (3)<br/>The importance of multi-channel marketplace models<br/>50 (1)<br/>Focus on portals<br/>51 (3)<br/>Types of portals<br/>51 (2)<br/>The importance of search engines<br/>53 (1)<br/>Location of trading in the marketplace<br/>54 (3)<br/>Commercial arrangements for transactions<br/>57 (1)<br/>Focus on auctions<br/>58 (3)<br/>Case Study 2.1 The impact of B2B reverse auctions<br/>60 (1)<br/>Business models for e-commerce<br/>61 (2)<br/>Revenue models<br/>63 (4)<br/>Publisher revenue models<br/>63 (4)<br/>Focus on Internet start-up companies -- the `dot-coms'<br/>67 (9)<br/>From `bricks and mortar' to `clicks and mortar'<br/>67 (1)<br/>Assessing dot-com businesses<br/>67 (1)<br/>Valuing Internet start-ups<br/>68 (2)<br/>Case Study 2.2 lastminute.com - an international dot-com survivor<br/>70 (2)<br/>The dot-com bubble bursts<br/>72 (1)<br/>Why dot-coms failed<br/>72 (2)<br/>The impact of the dot-com phenomenon on traditional organizations<br/>74 (1)<br/>Case Study 2.3 Zopa launches a new lending model<br/>75 (1)<br/>Summary<br/>76 (1)<br/>Exercises<br/>77 (1)<br/>References<br/>78 (1)<br/>Further reading<br/>79 (1)<br/>Web links<br/>80 (1)<br/>E-business infrastructure<br/>81 (64)<br/>Learning outcomes / Management issues<br/>81 (1)<br/>Links to other chapters<br/>81 (1)<br/>Introduction<br/>82 (3)<br/>What is the Internet?<br/>85 (17)<br/>The Internet timeline<br/>85 (3)<br/>Just how big is the Internet?<br/>88 (1)<br/>Intranets and extranets<br/>89 (6)<br/>What is the World Wide Web?<br/>95 (6)<br/>Voice over IP (VoIP)<br/>101 (1)<br/>How does it work? Internet standards<br/>102 (12)<br/>Networking standards<br/>102 (2)<br/>The HTTP protocol<br/>104 (1)<br/>Uniform resource locators (URLs)<br/>104 (1)<br/>Domain names<br/>105 (1)<br/>Web presentation and data exchange standards<br/>106 (5)<br/>Examples of XML applications<br/>111 (2)<br/>Audio and video standards<br/>113 (1)<br/>Focus on who controls the Internet<br/>114 (4)<br/>Managing e-business infrastructure<br/>118 (9)<br/>Managing hardware and systems software infrastructure<br/>118 (1)<br/>Internet service providers<br/>119 (5)<br/>Managing employee access to the Internet and e-mail<br/>124 (1)<br/>Managing e-business applications infrastructure<br/>124 (3)<br/>Focus on web services and service-oriented architecture (SOA)<br/>127 (4)<br/>Case Study 3.1 New architecture or just new hype?<br/>128 (2)<br/>EDI<br/>130 (1)<br/>Focus on new access devices<br/>131 (8)<br/>Mobile access devices<br/>132 (4)<br/>Interactive digital television<br/>136 (3)<br/>The future of the Internet infrastructure<br/>139 (1)<br/>Summary<br/>140 (1)<br/>Exercises<br/>141 (1)<br/>References<br/>142 (1)<br/>Further reading<br/>143 (1)<br/>Web links<br/>143 (2)<br/>E-environment<br/>145 (56)<br/>Learning outcomes / Management issues<br/>145 (1)<br/>Links to other chapters<br/>145 (1)<br/>Introduction<br/>146 (2)<br/>Social factors<br/>148 (28)<br/>Factors governing Internet adoption<br/>149 (1)<br/>Assessing demand for e-commerce services<br/>150 (3)<br/>Case Study 4.1 Next-generation broadband<br/>153 (7)<br/>Ethical issues of sell-side e-commerce<br/>160 (16)<br/>Taxation<br/>176 (3)<br/>Freedom-restrictive legislation<br/>178 (1)<br/>Economic and competitive factors<br/>179 (2)<br/>Focus on e-commerce and globalization<br/>181 (3)<br/>Case Study 4.2 The implications of globalization for consumer attitudes<br/>182 (1)<br/>The implications of e-commerce for international B2B trading<br/>183 (1)<br/>Political factors<br/>184 (2)<br/>Internet governance<br/>186 (1)<br/>E-government<br/>186 (1)<br/>Technological innovation and technology assessment<br/>187 (6)<br/>Case Study 4.3 How do industry analysts affect technology adoption?<br/>191 (2)<br/>Summary<br/>193 (1)<br/>Exercises<br/>193 (1)<br/>References<br/>194 (2)<br/>Further reading<br/>196 (1)<br/>Web links<br/>196 (5)<br/>Part 2 STRATEGY AND APPLICATIONS<br/>E-business strategy<br/>201 (65)<br/>Learning outcomes / Management Issues<br/>201 (1)<br/>Links to other chapters<br/>201 (1)<br/>Introduction<br/>202 (1)<br/>E-business strategy<br/>202 (10)<br/>The imperative for e-business strategy<br/>204 (1)<br/>E-channel strategies<br/>204 (3)<br/>Strategy process models for e-business<br/>207 (5)<br/>Strategic analysis<br/>212 (11)<br/>Resource and process analysis<br/>212 (6)<br/>Competitive environment analysis<br/>218 (1)<br/>Assessing competitive threats<br/>219 (3)<br/>Competitor analysis<br/>222 (1)<br/>Strategic objectives<br/>223 (10)<br/>Defining vision and mission<br/>223 (2)<br/>How can e-business create business value?<br/>225 (1)<br/>Case Study 5.1 Capital One creates value through e-business<br/>226 (1)<br/>Objective setting<br/>227 (2)<br/>Case Study 5.2 Setting the Internet revenue contribution at Sandvik Steel<br/>229 (4)<br/>Strategy definition<br/>233 (16)<br/>Decision 1: E-business channel priorities<br/>233 (5)<br/>Decision 2: Organizational restructuring and capabilities<br/>238 (1)<br/>Decision 3: Business, service and revenue models<br/>239 (1)<br/>Decision 4: Marketplace restructuring<br/>240 (2)<br/>Decision 5: Market and product development strategies<br/>242 (3)<br/>Decision 6: Positioning and differentiation strategies<br/>245 (4)<br/>Strategy implementation<br/>249 (6)<br/>Failed e-business strategies<br/>250 (1)<br/>E-business strategy implementation success factors for SMEs<br/>251 (1)<br/>Case Study 5.3 Boo hoo -- learning from the largest European dot-com failure<br/>252 (3)<br/>Focus on information systems strategy and e-business strategy<br/>255 (5)<br/>Elements of IS strategy<br/>256 (1)<br/>Investment appraisal<br/>257 (3)<br/>Summary<br/>260 (1)<br/>Exercises<br/>261 (1)<br/>References<br/>262 (4)<br/>Further reading<br/>264 (1)<br/>Web links<br/>265 (1)<br/>Supply chain management<br/>266 (42)<br/>Learning outcomes / Management issues<br/>266 (1)<br/>Links to other chapters<br/>266 (1)<br/>Introduction<br/>267 (1)<br/>What is supply chain management?<br/>267 (10)<br/>Using technology to support supply chain management -- an example<br/>269 (1)<br/>A simple model of a supply chain<br/>269 (2)<br/>Case Study 6.1 Shell chemicals redefines its customers' supply chains<br/>271 (3)<br/>What is logistics?<br/>274 (1)<br/>Push and pull supply chain models<br/>275 (2)<br/>Focus on the value chain<br/>277 (8)<br/>Restructuring the internal value chain<br/>278 (1)<br/>The value stream<br/>279 (1)<br/>Value chain analysis<br/>279 (2)<br/>Value networks<br/>281 (2)<br/>Towards the virtual organization<br/>283 (2)<br/>Options for restructuring the supply chain<br/>285 (2)<br/>Using e-business to restructure the supply chain<br/>287 (9)<br/>Adoption rates of e-business applications<br/>287 (4)<br/>IS-supported upstream supply chain management<br/>291 (1)<br/>Case Study 6.2 Tesco develops buy-side e-commerce system for supply chain management<br/>292 (1)<br/>IS-supported downstream supply chain management<br/>293 (1)<br/>Outbound logistics management<br/>294 (1)<br/>IS infrastructure for supply chain management<br/>294 (2)<br/>Supply chain management implementation<br/>296 (7)<br/>The supply chain management strategy process<br/>298 (2)<br/>Managing partnerships<br/>300 (2)<br/>Managing global distribution<br/>302 (1)<br/>Case Study 6.3 RFID: keeping track starts its move to a faster track<br/>302 (1)<br/>Summary<br/>303 (1)<br/>Exercises<br/>304 (1)<br/>References<br/>305 (1)<br/>Further reading<br/>306 (1)<br/>Web links<br/>307 (1)<br/>E-procurement<br/>308 (28)<br/>Learning outcomes / Management issues<br/>308 (1)<br/>Links to other chapters<br/>308 (1)<br/>Introduction<br/>309 (1)<br/>What is e-procurement?<br/>309 (4)<br/>Understanding the procurement process<br/>311 (2)<br/>Types of procurement<br/>313 (1)<br/>Drivers of e-procurement<br/>313 (3)<br/>Case Study 7.1 Cambridge Consultants reduce costs through e-procurement<br/>314 (2)<br/>Focus on estimating e-procurement cost savings<br/>316 (2)<br/>The impact of cost savings on profitability<br/>316 (2)<br/>Risks and impacts of e-procurement<br/>318 (2)<br/>Organizational risks<br/>318 (1)<br/>Failure to achieve real cost reductions<br/>319 (1)<br/>Technology risks<br/>319 (1)<br/>Implementing e-procurement<br/>320 (5)<br/>The growth in adoption of web-enabled e-procurement<br/>322 (1)<br/>Integrating company systems with supplier systems<br/>323 (2)<br/>Focus on electronic B2B marketplaces<br/>325 (6)<br/>Case Study 7.2: Covisint -- a typical history of a B2B marketplace?<br/>327 (2)<br/>Types of marketplace<br/>329 (2)<br/>The future of e-procurement?<br/>331 (1)<br/>Summary<br/>332 (1)<br/>Exercises<br/>332 (1)<br/>References<br/>333 (1)<br/>Further reading<br/>334 (1)<br/>Web links<br/>335 (1)<br/>E-marketing<br/>336 (54)<br/>Learning outcomes / Management issues<br/>336 (1)<br/>Links to other chapters<br/>336 (1)<br/>Introduction<br/>337 (1)<br/>Chapter structure<br/>337 (1)<br/>What is e-marketing?<br/>338 (2)<br/>Marketing defined<br/>338 (1)<br/>E-marketing defined<br/>339 (1)<br/>Distinguishing between e-marketing, e-business and e-commerce<br/>340 (1)<br/>E-marketing planning<br/>340 (3)<br/>Is a separate e-marketing plan required?<br/>341 (2)<br/>Situation analysis<br/>343 (6)<br/>Demand analysis<br/>343 (3)<br/>Competitor analysis<br/>346 (2)<br/>Intermediary analysis<br/>348 (1)<br/>Internal marketing audit<br/>348 (1)<br/>Objective setting<br/>349 (5)<br/>The online revenue contribution<br/>350 (2)<br/>Case Study 8.1 The e-volution of easyJet's online revenue contribution<br/>352 (2)<br/>Strategy<br/>354 (5)<br/>Market and product positioning<br/>355 (1)<br/>Target market strategies<br/>356 (3)<br/>Focus on characteristics of new-media marketing communications<br/>359 (6)<br/>Tactics<br/>365 (8)<br/>Product<br/>366 (1)<br/>Price<br/>367 (2)<br/>Place<br/>369 (1)<br/>Promotion<br/>370 (2)<br/>People, Process and Physical evidence<br/>372 (1)<br/>Focus on online branding<br/>373 (6)<br/>The importance of brand online<br/>377 (2)<br/>Actions<br/>379 (2)<br/>Control<br/>381 (4)<br/>Case Study 8.2 The new Napster changes the music marketing mix<br/>381 (4)<br/>Summary<br/>385 (1)<br/>Exercises<br/>386 (1)<br/>References<br/>387 (2)<br/>Further reading<br/>389 (1)<br/>Web links<br/>389 (1)<br/>Customer relationship management<br/>390 (67)<br/>Learning outcomes / Management issues<br/>390 (1)<br/>Links to other chapters<br/>390 (1)<br/>Introduction<br/>391 (2)<br/>Marketing applications of CRM<br/>392 (1)<br/>What is e-CRM?<br/>393 (5)<br/>Benefits of e-CRM<br/>394 (1)<br/>Permission marketing<br/>395 (2)<br/>Customer profiling<br/>397 (1)<br/>Conversion marketing<br/>398 (2)<br/>The online buying process<br/>400 (3)<br/>Differences in buyer behaviour in target markets<br/>400 (1)<br/>Differences between B2C and B2B buyer behaviour<br/>401 (2)<br/>Customer acquisition management<br/>403 (1)<br/>Focus on marketing communications for customer acquisition<br/>403 (21)<br/>The characteristics of interactive marketing communications<br/>404 (3)<br/>Assessing marketing communications effectiveness<br/>407 (3)<br/>Online marketing communications<br/>410 (14)<br/>Customer retention management<br/>424 (9)<br/>Personalization and mass customization<br/>426 (2)<br/>Online communities<br/>428 (2)<br/>Techniques for managing customer activity and value<br/>430 (2)<br/>Lifetime value modelling<br/>432 (1)<br/>Focus on excelling in e-commerce service quality<br/>433 (3)<br/>Improving online service quality<br/>433 (3)<br/>Customer extension<br/>436 (7)<br/>Advanced online segmentation and targeting techniques<br/>437 (6)<br/>Technology solutions for CRM<br/>443 (6)<br/>Types of CRM applications<br/>444 (1)<br/>Integration with back-office systems<br/>445 (1)<br/>The choice of single-vendor solutions or a more fragmented choice<br/>445 (1)<br/>Data quality<br/>446 (1)<br/>Case Study 9.1 Tesco.com increases product range and uses triggered communications to support CRM<br/>447 (2)<br/>Summary<br/>449 (1)<br/>Exercises<br/>449 (2)<br/>References<br/>451 (2)<br/>Further reading<br/>453 (1)<br/>Web links<br/>453 (4)<br/>Part 3 IMPLEMENTATION<br/>Change management<br/>457 (42)<br/>Learning outcomes / Management issues<br/>457 (1)<br/>Links to other chapters<br/>457 (1)<br/>Introduction<br/>458 (1)<br/>The challenges of e-business transformation<br/>458 (5)<br/>The challenge of sell-side e-commerce implementation<br/>460 (3)<br/>Different types of change in business<br/>463 (5)<br/>Case Study 10.1 Smoothing the workflow through business process management<br/>467 (1)<br/>Planning change<br/>468 (5)<br/>The imperative for project governance?<br/>468 (1)<br/>The project plan and schedule for an e-business system<br/>469 (3)<br/>Prototyping<br/>472 (1)<br/>Human resource requirements<br/>473 (5)<br/>Staff retention<br/>474 (1)<br/>Outsourcing<br/>475 (3)<br/>Revising organizational structures<br/>478 (3)<br/>Approaches to managing change<br/>481 (4)<br/>Senior management involvement<br/>481 (1)<br/>Models for achieving change<br/>481 (3)<br/>Organizational culture<br/>484 (1)<br/>Focus on knowledge management<br/>485 (7)<br/>What is knowledge?<br/>486 (2)<br/>Objectives of knowledge management<br/>488 (1)<br/>Implementing knowledge management<br/>488 (2)<br/>Technologies for implementing knowledge management<br/>490 (2)<br/>Risk management<br/>492 (2)<br/>Case Study 10.2 Sharing knowledge at the BBC using Internet technologies<br/>493 (1)<br/>Summary<br/>494 (1)<br/>Exercises<br/>494 (2)<br/>References<br/>496 (1)<br/>Further reading<br/>497 (1)<br/>Web links<br/>497 (2)<br/>Analysis and design<br/>499 (71)<br/>Learning outcomes / Management issues<br/>499 (1)<br/>Links to other chapters<br/>499 (1)<br/>Introduction<br/>500 (1)<br/>Analysis for e-business<br/>501 (1)<br/>Workflow management<br/>501 (1)<br/>Process modelling<br/>502 (9)<br/>Process mapping<br/>503 (1)<br/>Task analysis and task decomposition<br/>503 (2)<br/>Process dependencies<br/>505 (6)<br/>Validating a new process model<br/>511 (1)<br/>Data modelling<br/>511 (2)<br/>Design for e-business<br/>513 (2)<br/>Architectural design of e-business systems<br/>513 (2)<br/>Focus on user-centred site design<br/>515 (25)<br/>Use-case analysis<br/>516 (6)<br/>Designing the information architecture<br/>522 (5)<br/>Customer orientation<br/>527 (2)<br/>Elements of site design<br/>529 (6)<br/>Web accessibility<br/>535 (3)<br/>Case Study 11.1 dabs.com refines its web store<br/>538 (2)<br/>Focus on security design for e-business<br/>540 (25)<br/>Managing computer viruses<br/>542 (4)<br/>Controlling information service usage<br/>546 (1)<br/>Monitoring of electronic communications<br/>546 (5)<br/>E-mail management<br/>551 (6)<br/>Hacking<br/>557 (2)<br/>`Phishing'<br/>559 (1)<br/>Denial-of-service attacks<br/>560 (1)<br/>Secure e-commerce transactions<br/>560 (1)<br/>Approaches to developing secure systems<br/>561 (1)<br/>Current approaches to e-commerce security<br/>562 (2)<br/>Reassuring the customer<br/>564 (1)<br/>Case Study 11.2 Building an e-business fortress<br/>564 (1)<br/>Summary<br/>565 (1)<br/>Exercises<br/>566 (1)<br/>References<br/>567 (1)<br/>Further reading<br/>568 (1)<br/>Web links<br/>569 (1)<br/>Implementation and maintenance<br/>570 (61)<br/>Learning outcomes / Management issues<br/>570 (1)<br/>Links to other chapters<br/>570 (1)<br/>Introduction<br/>571 (1)<br/>Alternatives for acquiring e-business systems<br/>572 (2)<br/>Development of web-based content and services<br/>574 (1)<br/>Creating static web content<br/>574 (1)<br/>Focus on HTML<br/>575 (11)<br/>Focus on developing dynamic web content<br/>586 (10)<br/>JavaScript<br/>587 (3)<br/>VBScript<br/>590 (1)<br/>Perl<br/>591 (1)<br/>Active server pages (ASPs)<br/>591 (1)<br/>.NET<br/>591 (1)<br/>Common Gateway Interface (CGI)<br/>591 (1)<br/>Other standards for dynamic content<br/>592 (1)<br/>Tools for web-site development and testing<br/>593 (3)<br/>Testing<br/>596 (1)<br/>The testing process<br/>596 (1)<br/>Testing environments<br/>597 (1)<br/>Changeover<br/>597 (2)<br/>Database creation and data migration<br/>598 (1)<br/>Deployment planning<br/>599 (1)<br/>Content management and maintenance<br/>599 (6)<br/>Frequency and scope of content updating<br/>599 (2)<br/>Maintenance process and responsibilities<br/>601 (4)<br/>Focus on measuring and improving performance of e-business systems<br/>605 (22)<br/>Principles of performance management and improvement<br/>606 (1)<br/>Stage 1: Creating a performance management system<br/>607 (2)<br/>Stage 2: Defining the performance metrics framework<br/>609 (3)<br/>Stage 3: Tools and techniques for collecting metrics and summarizing results<br/>612 (7)<br/>Budgeting<br/>619 (3)<br/>Case Study 12.1 Learning from Amazon's culture of metrics<br/>622 (5)<br/>Summary<br/>627 (1)<br/>Exercises<br/>628 (1)<br/>References<br/>629 (1)<br/>Further reading<br/>630 (1)<br/>Web links<br/>630 (1)<br/>Glossary 631 (18)<br/>Index 649 <br/> |
520 ## - SUMMARY, ETC. | |
Summary, etc | This volume covers business models, theoretical tools and international aspects of e-business and e-commerce |
650 ## - SUBJECT ADDED ENTRY--TOPICAL TERM | |
Topical Term | Electronic commerce |
-- | Internet service providers |
-- | Business enterprises--Computer networks |
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