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E-business is simply the designing or conversion of every business function suitable for the Internet to increase stakeholders’ returns. In today’s era of customer service, every business is an e-business. And it’s not just about the Internet; successful e-business is about managing the digital value-stream, whether it flows through an on-line exchange, the supply chain, the demand chain, ERP systems, or legacy applications to deliver non-stop service and value to customers. Regardless of the business model – pure-play, clicks-and-mortar, or a traditional bricks-and-mortar, an organization’s e-business strategy should include the following. » Customer contact centers » sales force automation; » order fulfillment; » streamlining of internal operations by Internet technologies; » human resource management; » on-line job functions; » employee benefit management; » employee training and education; » investor relationship management; » on-line inventory; and » corporate communication. » Customer procurement » e-logistics; » transportation management; » warehousing management; » finance and accounts; and » quality control.
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