Title: E-Busines
1 E-Busines E-Commerce
Williams, B.K, Stacy C. Sawyer (2007). Using
Information Technology A Practical Introduction
to Computers Communications. Seventh Edition,
McGraw-Hill, New York. ISBN-13 978-0-07-110768-6
2Learning Outcomes
- Pada akhir pertemuan ini, diharapkan mahasiswa
- akan mampu
- Menjelaskan pengertian e-business dan
e-commerce, jenis-jenis e-commerce (C2)
3Outline Materi
- Databases The Digital Economy E-Business
E-Commerce - Using Databases to Help Make Decisions
4E-Business
- The use of electronic network and assosiateed
technologies to enable, improve, enhance,
transform, or invent a business prosess or
business system to create superior value for
current or potential customer
5Databases The Digital Economy
- E-Commerce
- The buying and selling of products and services
through computer networks - Examples of some e-tailers (electronic
retailers) - www.amazon.com sells books and music online
- www.sees.com sells candy online
- www.ebay.com connects buyers with sellers online
using online auctions
6Databases The Digital Economy
- Innovative e-tailer technologies make online
shopping easier - One-click option
- Allows you to click on an item and immediately go
to the check-out process - 360-degree images
- Allow you to see all sides of an item
- Order tracking
- Bar codes are assigned to items being shipped
that allow customers to check shipping progress
via the internet - Shop bots
- Are programs that help users search for a
particular product of service
7Databases The Digital Economy
- Types of E-Commerce
- Business-to-business (B2B)
- A business sells to other businesses using the
internet or a private network to cut transaction
costs and increase efficiencies - Business-to-consumer (B2C)
- A business sells goods or services to consumers
- Consumer-to-consumer (C2C)
- Consumers sell goods or services directly to
other consumers with the help of a third party,
such as eBay.
8Using Databases to Help Make Decisions
- What are the qualities of good information?
- Correct and verifiable
- Complete yet concise
- Cost effective
- Current
- Accessible
9Using Databases to Help Make Decisions
- Most organizations have 6 departments to which
information must flow - Research and development
- Production (or operations)
- Marketing and sales
- Accounting and finance
- Human resources (personnel)
- Information systems (IS)
- Information flows horizontally between departments
10Using Databases to Help Make Decisions
- Besides the 6 departments, many organizations
also have 3 levels of management - Strategic-level management
- Top managers concerned with strategic or
long-term planning and decisions - Tactical-level management
- Middle level managers who make decisions to
implement the strategic goals set for the
organization - Operational-level management
- Low-level supervisors make daily operational
decisions - Information flows vertically between management
levels
11Using Databases to Help Make Decisions
- Decentralized Organizations a new structure
- Employees increasingly telecommute some staff
have no desk or office at work - Employees communicate with each other more via
email than in person - Companies use Groupware CSCW (computer-supported
cooperative work) systems to enable cooperative
work by groups of people - The management structure is flattened as
employees are given more authority to make
day-to-day decisions
12e-Business is Interdisciplinary
- Management information systems
- Accounting and auditing
- Management
- Business law and ethics
- Others
- Marketing
- Computer sciences
- Consumer behavior and psychology
- Finance
- Economics
13Spectrum Value e-Busines
14Spectrum Value e-Busines
15Spectrum Value e-Busines
16Spectrum Value e-Busines
- Structure
- Konsep brick-and-morter menjelma menjadi
click-and-morter telah mengubah prilaku
perusahaan dalam pendekatan bisnis - Opportunity
- Terbukannya peluang yang lebar bagi pelaku
bisnis untuk berinovasi menciptakan produk-produk
atau jasa-jasa baru akibat ditemukannya teknologi
baru dari masa kemasa -