ITM102 Chapter 2: Global E-Business and Collaboration

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Information Systems Technology

Enhances competitive advantage and operational efficiency.

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Operational Excellence

Improvement of processes for better performance.

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Business Processes

Flows of material and information within organizations.

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Functional Business Processes

Activities specific to departments like finance or HR.

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Cross Functional Processes

Processes that span multiple departments or functions.

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Transaction Processing Systems (TPS)

Record daily transactions for operational management.

<p>Record daily transactions for operational management.</p>
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Business Intelligence (BI)

Analyzes data to support informed decision-making.

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Management Information Systems (MIS)

Reports on current performance for middle management.

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Decision Support Systems (DSS)

Supports non-routine decision-making with data.

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Executive Support Systems (ESS)

Assists senior management with strategic decisions.

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Enterprise Applications

Link systems across functional areas in organizations.

<p>Link systems across functional areas in organizations.</p>
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Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)

Centralizes data from various business functions.

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Supply Chain Management (SCM)

Manages relationships with suppliers and logistics.

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Customer Relationship Management (CRM)

Coordinates business processes related to customers.

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Knowledge Management Systems (KMS)

Captures and applies organizational knowledge and expertise.

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Intranets

Internal websites accessible only to employees.

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Extranets

External websites for vendors and suppliers access.

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E-Business

Digital technology driving major business processes.

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E-Commerce

Buying and selling goods via the internet.

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E-Government

Internet technology for delivering services to citizens.

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Collaboration

Working together to achieve shared goals.

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Social Business

Using social media for business interactions.

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Decision Making

Choosing among alternatives based on information.

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Efficiency

Maximizing output while minimizing input.

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Automation

Using technology to perform tasks without human intervention.

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Data Repository

Central location for storing data.

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Customer Service

Support provided to customers before, during, and after purchase.

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Marketing

Activities to promote and sell products or services.

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Human Resources

Department managing employee-related functions.

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Sales

Activities related to selling products or services.

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Financial Statements

Reports summarizing financial performance.

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Product Delivery

Process of transporting goods to customers.

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Information Flow

Movement of information within and between organizations.

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Social Business

Engagement through social networking platforms.

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Information Transparency

Openness in sharing information within organizations.

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Operational Efficiency

Improved productivity through streamlined processes.

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Collaboration Technology

Tools that enhance teamwork and communication.

<p>Tools that enhance teamwork and communication.</p>
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Productivity Benefits

Increased output from knowledge sharing.

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Quality Improvement

Faster resolution of quality-related issues.

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Innovation Generation

More ideas for products and services.

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Customer Service Efficiency

Rapid handling of customer complaints.

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Financial Performance

Results from improved collaboration and service.

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Collaborative Culture

Environment that values teamwork and participation.

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Command and Control Structure

Top-down management with little employee input.

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Team Reliance

Managers depend on teams for decision-making.

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Collaboration Tools

Technologies that facilitate teamwork and communication.

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Email and IM

Basic tools for instant communication.

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Wikis

Collaborative platforms for information sharing.

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Virtual Meeting Systems

Online platforms for remote collaboration.

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Cloud Collaboration Services

Web-based tools for team projects.

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Market Leadership

Dominance in a specific industry sector.

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Loblaw Market Share

29% of Canadian grocery retail sector.

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Revenue (2023)

Loblaw's revenue reached 60 billion dollars.

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Profit Margin

31% profit margin in 2023.

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Share Price Growth

Increased from $89 in 2021 to over $170.

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AI Utilization

Using AI to enhance customer experiences.

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PC Optimum Program

Loyalty program utilizing customer data.

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E-Commerce Revenue

Generated 3.3 billion in 2023.

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PC Health App

Integrates health services with loyalty programs.

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Global Competitors Challenges

Need to leverage digital technologies for competitiveness.

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Ethical Considerations

Concerns over privacy in data usage.

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Customer Engagement

Improving interactions through personalized recommendations.

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AI Capabilities

Innovative technologies enhancing customer personalization.

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PC Optimum

Loyalty program providing unique customer data.

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Competitive Advantage

Unique strengths differentiating Loblaw from competitors.

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E-commerce Strategy

Integrated online and offline shopping experiences.

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Omnichannel Strategy

Combining physical stores with digital sales.

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Hyper-personalization

Tailored experiences based on customer data.

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Market Necessity

Essential technologies for survival in competitive markets.

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Customer Loyalty Programs

Initiatives to enhance customer retention and engagement.

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Local Market Knowledge

Understanding regional customer preferences and needs.

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Health Data Integration

Combining grocery and health information for better services.

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Ethical Considerations

Moral implications of using customer data.

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Customer Behavior Insights

Understanding purchasing patterns for targeted marketing.

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Same-Day Pickup

Quick fulfillment option for online grocery orders.

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Digital Ecosystem

Comprehensive online platform for customer engagement.

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Transparency in Data Practices

Clear communication about data usage and privacy.

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Customer Retention

Strategies to keep customers engaged with Loblaw.

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Robust Privacy Protections

Measures to safeguard customer information.

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Loblaw's Differentiation

Unique offerings setting Loblaw apart from rivals.

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Integration Benefits

Enhanced customer experience through combined services.

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Loblaw's Profitability

Increased revenue from customer loyalty and data use.

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Digital Investment

Funding for technology to enhance competitive position.

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Competitor Response

Actions taken by rivals to match Loblaw's capabilities.

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Grocery and Pharmacy Services

Combined offerings for convenience and customer satisfaction.