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Marten van der Zee Analyst, Netherlands
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Stages of Electronic Connections Between Businesses
🔥 In the connected economy, parties in the business chain are electronically integrated. Business models are influenced by the use of internet technology. We can distinguish several 5 phases before a company is 100% connected:
- Organization gives unilateral information on their website like product information and price lists.
- Organization exchanges information, and simple transactions can be set up via the internet.
- Organization connects online more intensively. For example by adjusting its IT-systems. The benefit of this is that information does not have to be entered twice or more (such as article codes). This results in time reductions and less mistakes.
- Organizations exchange information about purchase, sales, and stock situations. Using this information in planning systems, the supplier can manage the stock at the customer's side.
- Organizations are aligning their business processes and are using these processes together. The costs are mutually settled. Examples: online catalogue in the tender phase, e-procurement after receiving the order, online supply information using order execution, e-billing/self-billing instead of sending invoices, e-banking when paying.
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Jaap de Jonge Editor, Netherlands
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Model of E-Businesses Development Stages Indeed we often see following stages being mentioned in various e-business stage models:
1. Presence (non transactional)
2. Portals (allowing sell/buy transactions)
3. B2C and B2B (low level collaboration)
4. E2E (high level collaboration, integrated supply chain planning).
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