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Deck 5: Electronic Commerce: New Ways of Doing Business
1
When categorizing eCommerce initiatives by transaction type, which category does an Online Travel Agency such as Expedia fall into?
A) Business-to-Consumer (B2C)
B) Business-to-Business (B2B)
C) Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C)
D) Consumer-to-Business (C2B)
E) eGovernment
A) Business-to-Consumer (B2C)
B) Business-to-Business (B2B)
C) Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C)
D) Consumer-to-Business (C2B)
E) eGovernment
Business-to-Consumer (B2C)
2
When traditional travel agents, like American Express, saw the potential offered by the Internet and aggressively used the new channel they became an example of:
A) Brick and Mortar
B) Bricks and Clicks
C) Pure Play
D) Affiliation
E) None of the above
A) Brick and Mortar
B) Bricks and Clicks
C) Pure Play
D) Affiliation
E) None of the above
Pure Play
3
Which of the following is not a reason for the rapid growth of eCommerce and eBusiness applications over the last fifteen years?
A) The availability of open technology standards
B) Increasing access to the Internet by more and more consumers
C) More and more people are able to afford a computer
D) More companies were established during the dot-com era
E) All of the above are the reasons
A) The availability of open technology standards
B) Increasing access to the Internet by more and more consumers
C) More and more people are able to afford a computer
D) More companies were established during the dot-com era
E) All of the above are the reasons
More companies were established during the dot-com era
4
Which of the following is a Web 2.0 application?
A) Blogging
B) Pod casting
C) Wiki
D) All of the above
E) None of the above
A) Blogging
B) Pod casting
C) Wiki
D) All of the above
E) None of the above
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5
Your book describes the concepts of disintermediation and re-intermediation. What is typically meant by the term re-intermediation?
A) A situation where new, typically internet-based, intermediaries emerge.
B) A situation where a supplier is attempting to decide whether to directly supply customers or maintain a relationship with traditional intermediaries.
C) A situation where the value proposition of traditional intermediaries is undermined and they disappear.
D) Both B and C are facets of re-intermediation.
E) When the manufacturer and the customer are the same entity.
A) A situation where new, typically internet-based, intermediaries emerge.
B) A situation where a supplier is attempting to decide whether to directly supply customers or maintain a relationship with traditional intermediaries.
C) A situation where the value proposition of traditional intermediaries is undermined and they disappear.
D) Both B and C are facets of re-intermediation.
E) When the manufacturer and the customer are the same entity.
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6
What is disintermediation?
A) Shortening the distribution chain by eliminating intermediaries
B) Establishing indirect contacts with customers
C) Creating opportunities for new players in the distribution chain
D) Omitting brick and mortar companies from the distribution chain
E) C & D
A) Shortening the distribution chain by eliminating intermediaries
B) Establishing indirect contacts with customers
C) Creating opportunities for new players in the distribution chain
D) Omitting brick and mortar companies from the distribution chain
E) C & D
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7
Which of the following is/are not the reasons(s) for eCommerce and eBusiness growing rapidly in the last fifteen years?
A) More open technology standards are freely available
B) More people can access the Internet
C) More people can afford a computer
D) More companies established during the dot-com era
E) All of the above are the reasons
A) More open technology standards are freely available
B) More people can access the Internet
C) More people can afford a computer
D) More companies established during the dot-com era
E) All of the above are the reasons
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8
When categorizing eCommerce initiatives by transaction type, which category does eBay fall into?
A) Business-to-Consumer (B2C)
B) Business-to-Business (B2B)
C) Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C)
D) Consumer-to-Business (C2B)
E) eGovernment
A) Business-to-Consumer (B2C)
B) Business-to-Business (B2B)
C) Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C)
D) Consumer-to-Business (C2B)
E) eGovernment
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9
Which of the following information is not conveyed in a business model?
A) The firm's concept and value proposition
B) The product or service the firm offers
C) The organizational capabilities the firm plans to leverage to turn the concept into reality
D) The strategy the firm will follow to seek a dominant position
E) How the firm intends to draw proceeds from its value proposition
A) The firm's concept and value proposition
B) The product or service the firm offers
C) The organizational capabilities the firm plans to leverage to turn the concept into reality
D) The strategy the firm will follow to seek a dominant position
E) How the firm intends to draw proceeds from its value proposition
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10
When a firm generates revenue from a third-party based on customer traffic to the firm's web site, which of the following revenue model is the firm using?
A) Affiliate
B) Advertisement support
C) Subscription
D) Pay for service
E) There is not enough information to identify which revenue model is it
A) Affiliate
B) Advertisement support
C) Subscription
D) Pay for service
E) There is not enough information to identify which revenue model is it
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11
What is the revenue model of Bestbuy.com?
A) Advertisement support
B) Online retailing
C) Pay for service
D) Subscription
E) Exchanges
A) Advertisement support
B) Online retailing
C) Pay for service
D) Subscription
E) Exchanges
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12
Which of the following is the main advantage of M-commerce?
A) The ability to establish direct relationship with customers
B) The ability to provide easier-to-use user interfaces
C) The ability to support personalized and uninterrupted communications and transactions.
D) The ability to reach consumers in real-time, at the point of service, based on their current location
E) None of the above
A) The ability to establish direct relationship with customers
B) The ability to provide easier-to-use user interfaces
C) The ability to support personalized and uninterrupted communications and transactions.
D) The ability to reach consumers in real-time, at the point of service, based on their current location
E) None of the above
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13
What is the revenue model of NetFlix.com?
A) Advertisement support
B) Online retailing
C) Pay for service
D) Subscription
E) Exchanges
A) Advertisement support
B) Online retailing
C) Pay for service
D) Subscription
E) Exchanges
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14
Which of the following is not an example of a business model that has emerged in the network economy?
A) Online Retailing
B) Infomediaries
C) Content Providers
D) Stock Exchanges
E) Infrastructure Providers
A) Online Retailing
B) Infomediaries
C) Content Providers
D) Stock Exchanges
E) Infrastructure Providers
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15
What is the revenue model of Google?
A) Advertisement support
B) Online retailing
C) Pay for service
D) Subscription
E) Exchanges
A) Advertisement support
B) Online retailing
C) Pay for service
D) Subscription
E) Exchanges
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16
Electronic business is equivalent to electronic commerce.
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17
Open standards is one of the enablers of electronic commerce
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18
The network economy has not enabled any new business models.
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19
The revenue model of online retailing is based on pay per service.
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20
Infomediaries take ownership of information goods and sell them at a profit.
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21
One of the benefits of the online grocery channel is scalability.
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22
The business model of MyWebGrocer.com could be characterized as a case of infrastructure provider.
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23
Amazon.com is a pure play company which, has no stores, no physical operations and provide their services through the Internet.
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24
Affordable computing technology is an enabler of electronic commerce.
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25
The revenue model of Internet retailing is based on subscriptions
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26
Content providers must develop their own content
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27
Online communities bring together people with common interests and goals
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28
Infrastructure providers use the pay for service revenue model.
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29
Barnes and Noble's can be described as a "bricks and clicks" company.
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30
Mobile commerce is the next stage in the evolution of ubiquitous commerce
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31
Companies that manage websites that administer user-generated content would be an example of infrastructure providers
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32
Please define the terms eCommerce and eBusiness
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33
Bricks and clicks, or click and mortar, is a label used to refer to organizations that have hybrid operations. These are typically brick and mortar operation that saw the potential offered by the Internet and aggressively used the new channel. What are the two types of bricks and click operations and what are the benefits of each?
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34
Please list the dominant business models in the network economy and provide examples of each.
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35
Please define the term re-intermediation and provide an example
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36
Explain the concept of "Total Cost of Ownership" as it relates to a company developing a new software program that is to be used by all members of the organization. Provide examples where appropriate.
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37
Explain the difference between a business model and a revenue model. Provide examples where appropriate.
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