Logistics Information Management Volume 14 Issue 1/2

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E‐commerce marketing strategies: an integrated framework and case analysis

Eric Allen; Jerry Fjermestad

2001 Logistics Information Management

Demonstrates the usefulness of the traditional marketing model in developing e-commerce marketing strategies. Discusses four e-commerce frameworks and integrates them with the traditional marketing model (product, price, promotion, and distribution) to develop a complete framework. Discusses how...

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Planning for electronic commerce strategy: an explanatory study from the financial services sector

Christian Bauer; Joe Colgan

2001 Logistics Information Management

doi:10.1108/09576050110360205

Focuses on Internet strategy and its place in corporate distribution strategy. The underlying purpose of the research is to review the relationship between the generic and Internet strategies of retail institutions in the financial services industry and thus determine whether there exists an...

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Internet transactions and physical logistics: conflict or complementarity?

Cãlin Gurãu; Ashok Ranchhod; Ray Hackney

2001 Logistics Information Management

doi:10.1108/09576050110363176

Every business can be described in terms of flows - both of materials and of information. Materials flow into the company, between activities within it, and in the form of finished goods and services from the company to its customers. Simultaneously, there are flows of information in the reverse...

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E‐business strategy: how to benefit from a hype

Floris P.C. van Hooft; Robert A. Stegwee

2001 Logistics Information Management

doi:10.1108/09576050110360223

A fundamental approach to setting up an e-business initiative is needed to fully utilise the capabilities of Internet technology in a specific business setting. Such an initiative has to build on the strengths of the organisation and take full advantage of the opportunities in the market,...

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Web portfolio based electronic commerce: the case of transtec AG

Claudia Loebbecke; Stefan Schäfer

2001 Logistics Information Management

doi:10.1108/09576050110363185

While the Internet promises to radically change businesses in all industries, European companies have not yet embraced electronic trading with the enthusiasm of their North American counterparts. Only a few pioneers have successfully established Web services that are fully integrated into the...

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An e‐business model to support supply chain activities in construction

Eddie W.L. Cheng; Heng Li; Peter E.D. Love; Zahir Irani

2001 Logistics Information Management

doi:10.1108/09576050110363239

A model for an e-business infrastructure that can be used to support supply chain activities in construction is proposed. A virtual network structure that acts as a value-added component of an e-business infrastructure is used to improve communication and coordination, and encourage the mutual...

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An analysis of the virtual value chain in electronic commerce

Ganesh D. Bhatt; Ali F. Emdad

2001 Logistics Information Management

doi:10.1108/09576050110362465

In electronic commerce, businesses require to integrate two kinds of activities - ones that are embedded into the physical value chains and the others that are built through information into the virtual chain. Although the relative importance of these two kinds of chain depends on the...

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A framework for information systems planning for e‐business

Somendra Pant; T. Ravichandran

2001 Logistics Information Management

doi:10.1108/09576050110362474

E-business information systems are computer applications that leverage intra- and inter-firm process and systems integration. Considering the growth and strategic importance of e-business, while it is important for organizations to carefully plan for and architect e-business systems, none of the...

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CLASIC: Collaborative LAyered System using Intranet Capabilities

Dolphy M. Abraham; Kala C. Seal

2001 Logistics Information Management

doi:10.1108/09576050110362483

Discusses the use of intranet technology within business and academic institutions. Presents the CLASIC model, a layered application model to plan, design, develop and implement systems intended to support collaborative activities in an organization using intranet capabilities. Discusses how the...

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Resolving the complexity dilemma in e‐commerce firms through objective organization

Ron Sones

2001 Logistics Information Management

doi:10.1108/09576050110362492

The escalating rate of activity in the e-commerce arena over the past ten years increasingly supports the noumenon of a viable new mode of business activity. Unfortunately, the most recent few years have seen many of the most prominent of these ventures struggle fiscally (and sometimes die...

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