les type et les rôle de la business électronique

1. E-BUSINESS
Presented by:
Mouna Maazoun
2016-2017

2. Plan
I. Introduction
II. Electronic business types and categories
III. E business limitation
IV. E business examples
V. Conclusion
I. Introduction
II. Electronic business types and categories
III. E business limitation
IV. E business examples
V. Conclusion
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3. Introduction
■ E business (electronic business) is the conduct of business processes on the Internet.
These electronic business processes include buying and selling products, supplies and
services, servicing customers, processing payments....
■ It can comprise a range of functions and services, ranging from the development of
intranets and extranets to e-service, the provision of services and tasks over the
Internet by application service providers.
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4. Plan
I. Introduction
II. Electronic business types and categories
III. E business limitation
IV. E business examples
V. Conclusion
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5. Electronic business types and categories
E-business types
B2C The business-to-consumer,
or B2C, model of e-business sells
products directly to retail
consumers online
B2B The business-to-business, or
B2B, model involves companies
using the Internet to conduct
transactions with one other
C2B Consumer-to-business, or
C2B, is a unique e-business
model in which consumers create
value and demand for products
C2C Consumer-to-consumer, or
C2C, e-business models enable
consumers to behave as buyers
and sellers in third-party-
facilitated online marketplaces.
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6. Electronic business types and categories
E-business categories
■ E-Banking or Online banking (or Internet banking) are same terms it allows
customers to conduct financial transactions on a secure website operated by their
retail or virtual bank, credit union or building society.
■ E-Auction is an online negotiation tool.The supplier with the lowest bid will win the
auction. However, it is important to note that business will not always be awarded
based on lowest bids only, quality and service level are also important selection
criteria.
■ E-Commerce (electronic commerce or EC) is the buying and selling of goods and
services on the Internet. In practice, this term and e-business are often used
interchangeably. For online retail selling, the term e-tailing is sometimes used.
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7. Electronic business types and categories
E-business categories
■ E-Directories maintains a hierarchical database of information about network
resources within a global enterprise, including networks, users, subgroups, servers,
volumes and printers. Users log in to the network, and eDirectory determines their
access rights.
■ E-Engineering is an answer for growing globalization of manufacturing, sourcing and
engineering.The exact goal of e-Engineering is run a business according to the highest
global standards and best practices.
■ E-learning The delivery of a learning, training or education program by electronic
means. E-learning involves the use of a computer or electronic device (e.g. a mobile
phone) in some way to provide training, educational or learning material.
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8. Electronic business types and categories
E-business categories
■ E-mailing a system for sending and receiving messages electronically over a computer
network, as between personal computers. In detail electronic mailing is the
transmission of messages over communications networks.
■ E- Marketing is the marketing of products or services over the Internet. It can be
defined as Achieving marketing objectives through applying digital technologies. By
using a company’s web site in conjunction with online promotional techniques
■ E-Trading is a method of trading securities (such as stocks, and bonds), foreign
currency, and exchange traded derivatives electronically. It uses information
technology to bring together buyers and sellers through electronic media to create a
virtual market place.
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9. Plan
I. Introduction
II. Electronic business types and categories
III. E business limitation
IV. E business examples
V. Conclusion
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10. E business limitation
e-Business Roles and their Challenges
■ Business applications have two sides:
 Buy side: organizations that use e-Business facilities for their buying needs, spot
purchasing and/or enterprise-wide procurement.
 Sell side: businesses that sell their products via the transaction mechanisms offered
in e-Business applications.
 Manage multiple selling channels.
 Ability to take multiple types of orders from customers.
 Ability to differentiate and customize products and services from other suppliers.
 Ability to adapt and grow the e-Business without dramatic technology changes,
organizational restructurings, business processes or radical new investments.
 Empower suppliers and buyers & enable suppliers of all sizes!
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11. E business limitation
E-Business advantages
■ Business owners of e-businesses and their customers find advantages in Internet
transactions as opposed to brick-and-mortar operations by improving
 operational efficiency and productivity
 competitive position.
 communications, information and knowledge
sharing.
 internal information access.
 relationships with suppliers and improved customer
service.
 Penetration into new markets through new channels.
 Reduction in operating costs and costs of goods and
services.
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12. E business limitation
E-Business disadvantages
Less security
The biggest obstacle in the growth of e-commerce is
the issue of security. Internet is not a secured medium
of communication.There are tools or options available to
hackers whereby they can not only monitor but also control
any data communicated over the internet. Particularly,
people are not comfortable while providing their financial
information (credit card no. etc.) online due to the fact
that this information can be hacked and misused
Less privacy
The nature of internet technology is such that private
information of the online customers can be easily
collected and recorded on the server side.The buying pattern
of a customer can be known to an e-shop
with the help of certain sophisticated tools.You know that
cookies can be used to track customers online. On one hand
these technologies are useful for doing customization but on
the other, they can be said to have caused the breach
of informational privacy rights of a person
Purchase to DeliveryTime
As much as the Internet has the advantage of processing
orders and payments in real time, this has little benefit to the
customer who requires the purchased item equally fast.
Unlike brick-and-mortar businesses, purchases from your e-
business typically have a time lag from purchase to delivery of
the physical goods. Some customers would rather go to the
physical store and pick up the item unless it's of a digital kind,
such as an e-book or music file.
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13. Plan
I. Introduction
II. Electronic business types and categories
III. E business limitation
IV. E business examples
V. Conclusion
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14. Electronic business types and categories
E-business companies
AMAZON.com : is an online retailer in North America and Internationally.This
company is operating their group websites. Its products are various items such as
clothing, electronics, groceries and many more! It manufactures and sells the
kindle e-reader.They focus on selection, price, and convenience.
EBAY Its subsidiaries provide online marketplaces for the sale of goods and
services, online communications and payments and online offerings or bidding to
buyer and seller all over the world.
DELL.com : Dell is a leader in electronic e-commerce, it leads in the computer
industry as its one of the first companies that allow its customers to customize,
configure, and purchasing computers online. And now its extending their system
to Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) system for true B2B commerce.
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15. Electronic business types and categories
E-business websites
CNET tracks all the latest consumer technology breakthroughs and shows you
what's new, what matters, and how technology can enrich your life. 70,000,000 -
Estimated Unique MonthlyVisitors.
Mashable is a global, multi-platform media and entertainment company. It’s the
go-to source for tech, digital culture and entertainment content for its dedicated
and influential audience around the globe.
17,000,000 - Estimated Unique MonthlyVisitors
TechCrunch is a leading technology media property, dedicated to obsessively
profiling startups, reviewing new Internet products, and breaking tech news.
12,500,000 - Estimated Unique MonthlyVisitors
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16. Plan
I. Introduction
II. Electronic business types and categories
III. E business limitation
IV. E business examples
V. Conclusion
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17. Conclusion
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18. Thank you for your attention
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19. Links
■ http://yourbusiness.azcentral.com/types-ebusiness-models-1144.html
■ http://searchcio.techtarget.com/definition/e-business
■ http://e-busniess.blogspot.com/2010/07/difference-between-e-business.html
■ http://www.zeepedia.com/read.php?e-business_disadvantages_of_e-business_e-
commerce&b=10&c=29
■ http://www.ehow.com/list_6023059_disadvantages-e_business.html
■ http://ihavenewaccount.blogspot.com/2012/05/top-10-most-popular-e-business.html
■ http://www.ebizmba.com/articles/ebusiness-websites
■ https://www.cnet.com/about/
■ http://mashable.com/about/
■ https://techcrunch.com/about/#about-tc
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