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Title: The company


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The company
  • BARNES AND NOBLE IS A MIX OF TRADITIONAL AND
    INTERNET COMMERCE COMPANY OFFERING A
    COMPREHENSIVE RANGE OF BOOKS AND RELATED
    INFORMATION PRODUCTS.
  • IT IS THE LARGEST BOOKSELLER AND WAS FOUNDED IN
    1873 BY CHARLES M. BARNES. HE THOUGHT BOOK STORES
    AS COMMUNITY STORES, PLACES WHERE PEOPLE COULD
    BE AND BECOME.
  • THE COMPANY HAS THE LARGEST AUDIENCE REACH OF ANY
    BRICK-AND-MORTAR COMPANY WITH AN INTERNET
    PRESENCE.
  • THE COMPANYS PRODUCT RANGES NOW INCLUDE A FULL
    COMPLEMENT OF INFORMATION PRODUCTS, INCLUDING DVD
    AND VIDEO.

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  • BARNES AND NOBLE EMPLOYING MORE THAN 32.000
    BOOKSELLERS IN 900 STORES, IN 49 STATES UNDER THE
    BARNES AND NOBLES AND B. DALTON NAMES.
  • THE COMPANYS OBJECTIVE IS TO BUILD A PROFITABLE
    E-COMMERCE BUSINESS BY FOCUSING ON INFORMATION,
    ENTERTAINMENT AND EDUCATION PRODUCTS AND SERVICES
    THAT CAN BE DELIVERED EITHER PHYSICALLY OR
    DIGITALLY.
  • BARNES AND NOBLE COMPANY WANTS TO GIVE BACK TO
    THE COMMUNITIES WHAT IT RECEIVES FROM THEM.

3
  • IN MAY OF 1997, BARNESNOBLE.COM HAS BECOME OF
    ONE OF THE WORLDS LARGEST WEB SITES AND THE
    SIXTH LARGEST E-COMMERCE SITE, ACCORDING TO MEDIA
    METRIX.
  • BN HAS THE LARGEST STANDING INVENTORY OF ANY
    ON-LINE BOOK SELLER READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY.

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Advantages -Disadvantages of .Com and Bricks
Mortar companies
  • Advantages for e-commerce
  • Convinience
  • Savings
  • Selection
  • Information
  • Lower prices
  • Disadvantages for e-commerce
  • Difficult to attract impulse customers
  • Difficult to attract customers who want to
    purchase what they need the same time they need
    it
  • Wait for delivery-not always convinience
  • Missing the interpersonal relation

5
  • Advantages for Bricks Mortar
  • Shopping is entairtainment
  • Shopping is a social exersice
  • Personal contact
  • Accessibility
  • Interacting with customers
  • Disadvantages of Brick Mortar
  • geographical limitations
  • time wasted
  • working hours of the stores
  • higher prices
  • not such variety

6
Explanation-Evaluation of the business model
  • BN company from a BricksMortar became a Clicks
    Mortar store.
  • According to Kanter (2001) when a traditional
    company becomes Clicks and Mortar it has to
    follow some steps in order to avoid the deep
    changes
  • make sure that what the company do on the Web is
    exactly the same as what they do off-line
  • Compare the performance with its traditional
    industry competitors in the physical world
  • Internet venture meet every corporate standard
  • BN follows the Virtual Community model are
    already abundant within specific market sector
    and are also becoming an additional function
    enhance the attractiveness and opportunities for
    new services or several of some other business
    model.

7
  • The elements of the business model are
  • Price The seller sets a price and byers can
    either take it or leave it.
  • Revenue source selling books and related
    information products, dvd etc., memebership fees
    , adcvertising , multi-channel customers,stocks.
  • Customer value
  • same- day delivery in the area of Manhattan
  • large product selection
  • innovative co-branding partnership between BN
    and a prominent media company
  • BN has expanded its e- commerce enabled
    training-partner community through the use of
    ICCs service network
  • offer to customers anything and anywhere in order
    for them to perceive value

8
  • A community center, study-hall, childrens
    learning place, coffee-house and an inviting
    comfortable place to meet.
  • University on-line-free lessons
  • Scope
  • 9.000 stores in 49 states
  • a great variety of books of different kind
  • one of the largest standing inventories
  • e-commerce extends to music business,video,softwar
    e,pc games, information products
  • satisfacty the needs of every customer of all
    ages

9
  • Connected activities
  • the company welcome its customers to browse,
    read,chat , debate or simply relax with a cup of
    coffee in one of 500 superstores located across
    the country
  • First Book
  • BN and the Anti-Defamation league is announcing
    a joint campaign , close the book of hate.
  • Increasing the number of websites in their
    Affiliated Network and to invest in technology
  • a membership loyalty program, Readers Advantage

10
  • Implementation
  • The company needs their authors , their
    shareholders and their booksellers.
  • Focus on inventory turnover and bottom line
    profitability
  • BN has licensed solutions for intelligent
    e-business to ensure the highest level of
    customer satisfaction.
  • Capabilities
  • a number of new programs and systems in 2000
  • BN with the help of Sprint PCS, help customers
    to have instant access to the internet and can
    shop on BN.com virtually anytime, anywhere,
    nationwide.

11
  • Sustainability
  • BN hosted an estimated 120.000 events for
    adult, kids in 2000.
  • The company hosted events for both writing and
    recording artists in 2000attracting funs to their
    stores.

12
Future opportunities and threats
  • OPPORTUNITIES
  • BN can be benefied from the use of Internet-lot
    of opportunities for expansion and acquiring new
    customers.
  • Focus on the customers through Internet
  • free university informational forums that serves
    to students
  • THREATS
  • Entrance of new companies in the market
  • The existing competition
  • Collaboration between competitors of BN is also
    possible threat for the company.
  • Legislation

13
Recommedations modifications to the business
model
  • Opportunities
  • expansion - customer value, increasing of the
    alliances and linkages
  • new customers by the use of Internet -
    capabilities and implementation (increase of
    resources and competencies)
  • communication with customers - connected
    activities
  • information society - modification to
    capabilities
  • growth of technology
  • free university forums - customer value, learning
    community new customers

14
  • Threats
  • New entrances - use of innovations,increase
    capabilities
  • existing competition - increase resources,
    sustainability of activities, use of block
    strategy, connected activities
  • collaborations - customer value, make alliances,
    special discounts, differentiation

15
The management issues for successful
implementation of the proposals
  • Strategic alliances and innovations (for example,
    BN-Microsoft)
  • Human Resource Management-changes in management
  • IT implementation-new technology
  • Social qualities of the Internet

16
Finally..
  • BN is a company that has a scope to satisfy the
    customer in the highest level.
  • It doesnt care only for the present but its has
    vision to the future.
  • Though the alliances, acquisitions and
    investments the company does, B N offers the
    best quality of the services and product it has.
  • Established in the market and has good reputation

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