While there are many e-commerce and e-business models which one needs to be aware of, the dynamics of business strategies change overnight with the adoption of e-commerce and m-commerce business models. The limitations of the more popular strategic frameworks like that of the Porter’s 5 forces model was realized very soon by the researchers in [Click to read more..]
Electronic commerce, which is abbreviated popularly as e-commerce or eCommerce, is defined as the buying and selling of products or services over electronic media like the Internet or other Information Technology dependent networks. Sometimes e-commerce is also interchangeably used with the terminology e-business. The amount of transactions and the volume of trade conducted via electronic [Click to read more..]
People often use the terms Information Technology and Information Systems interchangeably, although both the terminologies have established identities of their own. However it is crucial for every professional and individual to understand the subtle differences that defines the individuality of these disciplines. Information Systems (IS) is a discipline bridging the business field and the well-defined [Click to read more..]
Many small businesses are now contemplating using G-Mail for business. But is it worth it? Google’s webmail and complimenting applications (YES, THESE ARE OFTEN FREE ALSO) require no hardware or software and need minimal administration, creating tremendous time and cost savings for businesses. While these can be entirely browser based, the mails can also be [Click to read more..]
While there has been so many e-business ventures, very few actually even live to see the light of profit. A major reason for this is that business never think properly in depth before going online. There are so many aspects that the CEO needs to give time to think before going online, and not do [Click to read more..]
