Most e-commerce experts agree that "click-and-buy" shopping cart sites are fast becoming a thing of the past. Soon, the only e-businesses that will matter will be those which allow customers to custom design the products they buy. At Ford, the Ford-Oracle AutoExchange site transformed Ford's supply chain from one based on forecasts and building for inventory to a real-time, build-to-order model. In this practical guide to the future of e-business. BuildNet, Inc. Chairman Keith T. Brown clearly explains why the most successful business-to-consumer e-businesses, now and in the years ahead, are those built on interactive business-to-business platforms that integrate Internet technology into all phases of business operations. And he arms readers with the knowledge and skills needed to create solid interactive business plans.
Words: all products, building for, built custom, business buy, business computers, business inventory, business plans, business site, business strategies, business supply, business to, business to business, buy business, buy products, cart e commerce

Author: Brown, Keith T.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Illustration: Y
Language: ENG
Title: The Interactive Marketplace: Business-To-Business Strategies for Delivering Just-In-Time, Mass-Customized Products
Pages: 00000 (MicrosoftReader.lit) / 00240 (Encrypted PDF)
On Sale: 2000-11-30
SKU-13/ISBN: 9780071363433
Lib Category: Electronic commerce
Category: Business & Economics : Marketing - Multilevel
Category: Computers : Electronic Commerce
Category: Business & Economics : Strategic Planning