Information on E-business

1. an emerging mode of business
Submitted To :- Submitted By :-
Vaishali Sankhla

2. Contents
• Introduction
• Meaning & Types of e-business
• Opportunities of e-business
• Security Problems
• Resources required for successful
implementation of E-business
• Limitations
• Despite limitations, E-business is the way
• Conclusion

3. Modern world is the era of Globalisation,
change and technology. In response to
this, business throughout the world is
changing its organisation, way of working
and use of technology, business process
are being redesigned
The major change in mode of business is
emergence of E-BUSINESS, E-COMMERCE
and B.P.O
Introduction

4. Meaning of e-
businessE-business refers to “carrying on business
activities through internet”. Business activities
comprise of industry, trade and commerce.
The process & tools that allow an organization
to use internet based technologies &
infrastructure, both internally & externally to
conduct day to day business process
operations.

5. Examples:-

6. Types of e-
business
B2B
B2C
Intra B-
commerc
e
C2C

7. B2b commerce
 Transaction taking place between business units
are known as B2B commerce.
 B2B transactions may involve:-
(a) Creation of utilities
(b) Collaborations
(c) Commercial negotiations
(d) Inviting tenders
(e) Distribution of goods etc.

9. Examples:-

10. B2C commerce
 Transactions taking place between business units
& customers
 It also gives scope for C2B transactions.
 B2C transaction may involve:-
(a) Selling and Distribution
(b) After sale service
(c) Promotion and other
marketing activities
(d) Lodging of complaints by customer etc.

12. Examples:-

13. C2C Commerce
 Transaction taking place between customer and
customer are known as C2C commerce
 In this set up seller and buyer both are customers
 It provides secured market system for sale of used
goods and services.
 C2C transactions may involve:-
(a) Selling used books, clothes etc.
(b) Selling antique items.
(c) Information about quality and
durability of product etc.

15. Examples:-

16. Intra B-
commerce This refers to transaction between the parties or persons who
are the part of the firm only
 The firms dealing with suppliers, customers, employees etc. are
called INTRA B-COMMERCE interactions.
 These transactions may involve:-
(a) Interaction between any two department on one firm.
(b) Placing order and giving instruction to suppliers.
(c) Communication of information in whole organisation.
(d) Reporting by employees to their managers etc.

17. Flow Chart
•
•
• B2B B2C B2C C2C C2C
SUPPLIER
S1
S2
S3
.
.
FIRM
Purchase Finance
Sale Products
Marketing
CUSTOMER
C1
C2
C3
.
.
INTRA B-COMMERCE

18. Opportunities
Easy to form and lower investment required.
Convenience
Global reach
Cost saving
Speed
Moving towards a paperless society

19. Security
problems Transactional risks:
• Default on order taking/giving
• Default on delivery
• Default on payment
 Data storage risks:-
• Virus
• Hacking
 Risk of threat to Intellectual Property & Privacy

20. Resources required
for successful
implementation of E-
business
 Computer Hardware
 Technically Qualified Staff
 Computerized System of Receiving Payment
 Well Designed Website
 Telecommunications Facilities

21. Limitations
Low Personal Touch
Delay in Delivery
Requirement of Hardware
Risk
Low ethics

22. Despite limitations, E-
business is the way
 Websites are becoming more & more interactive to
overcome the problem of low personal touch.
 The speed & the quality of communication is
improving. Various communication telecentres are
set up in villages with the involvement of
Government, NGOs & International Institutions.
 India has undertaken 150 such projects to diffuse e-
commerce in all corners.

23. Conclusion
From the mentioned points we can
conclude that inspite of limitations, E-
BUSINESS is going to stay. So we must
familiarise ourselves as to how e-
business is conducted.