Chap 7- E-Commerce & E-Business

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What is E-commerce?

E-commerce refers to the buying, selling, transferring, and exchanging of products, services, or information online.

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What is a key benefit of E-commerce?

E-commerce expands reach, reduces costs, and allows small companies to compete, indicating low barriers to entry.

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What do the 2022 U.S. retail sales numbers indicate about E-commerce?

In 2022, U.S. retail sales were approximately $7.24 trillion, with E-commerce accounting for about $1.3 trillion (18 percent), showing traditional retail still dominates.

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Who is the founder of Amazon?

Jeff Bezos founded Amazon in 1995.

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What did Amazon originally start as?

Amazon originally started as an online bookstore.

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What is Michael Aldrich known for?

Michael Aldrich is recognized as an early inventor of e-commerce through his development of VideoTex.

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What does E-business encompass beyond E-commerce?

E-business includes customer service, partner collaboration, and internal operations, making it broader than just buying and selling.

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What is the concept of Brick-and-Mortar?

Brick-and-Mortar refers to physical product delivery through traditional retail stores without an online presence.

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What does Clicks-and-Mortar refer to?

Clicks-and-Mortar refers to businesses that operate both online and through physical retail, like Kohl’s, Target, and Walmart.

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What is B2C in E-commerce?

B2C (Business to Consumer) involves organizations selling products or services directly to individual consumers.

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What sector has the largest E-commerce volume?

B2B (Business to Business) is the sector with the largest E-commerce volume.

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What are some examples of C2C E-commerce platforms?

Examples include eBay and Facebook Marketplace, where consumers buy and sell directly to each other.

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What are some electronic payment mechanisms?

Electronic payment mechanisms include credit cards, purchasing cards, stored-value cards, smart cards, and digital wallets.

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What is FinTech?

FinTech refers to using technology to disrupt and innovate financial services.

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What are the main issues in E-commerce?

There are three main categories of issues in E-commerce: channel conflict, order fulfillment, and personalized pricing.

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What is channel conflict in E-commerce?

Channel conflict occurs when companies experience tension with their distributors while selling through multiple channels.

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What is showrooming?

Showrooming is when customers examine products in a store but purchase them online at a lower price.

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What is webrooming?

Webrooming is when customers research products online but decide to purchase them in a physical store.

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What are some challenges associated with order fulfillment in E-commerce?

Challenges include managing stock, packing, shipping, and handling returns.

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What is personalized pricing?

Personalized pricing refers to pricing that is tailored to individual customers based on their behavior and data.

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How do companies utilize Big Data in personalized pricing?

Companies use cookies, history, and clicks to estimate what prices customers might be willing to pay.

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What can IP address data predict about consumers?

IP address data can predict consumer interests, timing of purchases, and price sensitivity.

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Example of personalized pricing in the airline industry?

Frequent flyers may pay more than occasional travelers due to personalized pricing strategies.

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What is dynamic pricing?

Dynamic pricing refers to prices that may change frequently, even minute by minute, based on market demand.

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What is a reservation price?

A reservation price is the maximum amount a customer is willing to pay for a product or service.

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How do customers generally react to personalized pricing?

Consumers often prefer standardized pricing and may react negatively upon learning about personalized pricing practices.

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What are some ethical and legal issues in E-commerce?

Ethical and legal issues include privacy, fraud, tracking, delivery issues, C2C scams, and the impact of social media.

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What are digital wallets?

Digital wallets are electronic systems that allow individuals to make payments and manage funds online or through mobile devices.

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How has Apple Pay impacted E-commerce?

Apple Pay and similar mobile payment systems have modernized payment adoption in E-commerce.

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What is the primary purpose of E-business?

E-business aims to enhance overall business operations through digital means, beyond just E-commerce activities.

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What does the term 'value chain' refer to in E-business?

The value chain in E-business refers to the relationships and interactions between customers, vendors, and suppliers.

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Why is it important to distinguish between E-commerce and E-business?

It's important to distinguish between them because E-business encompasses broader operational processes beyond transactions.

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What is the significance of the year 1990 concerning E-commerce?

In 1990, the Boston Computer Exchange marked a key early development in E-commerce.

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Why are E-commerce milestones important?

E-commerce milestones demonstrate the evolution and technological advancements in business models.

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What is the impact of low barriers to entry in E-commerce?

Low barriers to entry allow small companies to compete effectively in the online marketplace.

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What kind of companies dominate the E-commerce market?

Top E-commerce companies that dominate the market include major global players like Amazon.

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What purpose does showing charts and visuals serve in E-commerce presentations?

Charts and visuals reinforce brand recognition and help convey complex data clearly.

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What defines a 'Partial EC' model?

Partial EC refers to businesses that utilize both online and brick-and-mortar strategies for product sales.

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What role does customer service play in E-business?

Customer service in E-business is crucial for maintaining relationships and ensuring satisfaction across digital platforms.

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How does partner collaboration contribute to E-business?

Partner collaboration enhances operational efficiency and can improve service delivery within E-business.

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What are the competitive consequences of multichanneling?

Multichanneling aims to integrate online and offline sales to reduce conflict between sales channels.

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What ethical concerns arise from personalized pricing strategies?

Personalized pricing raises ethical concerns regarding fairness and transparency in pricing practices.