A Business model is a plan that details how a company creates, delivers, and generates revenue. Some models are quite simple : A company produces a good or services and sell it to customer. If the company is successful, sales exceed costs and the company generates a profit. Other models are less straightforward, and sometimes it's not immediately clear who makes money and how much. Radio and network television are broadcast free to anyone with a receiver, for instance advertisers pay the costs of programming.
- Business-to-business
- Business-to-customer
- Customer-to-business
- Customer-to-customer
e-Business
BUSINESS-TO-BUSINESS ( B2B )
- Applies to businesses buying from and selling to each other over the internet.
BUSINESS-TO-CUSTOMER ( B2C )
- Applies to any business that sales its product or services to consumers over the internet
CUSTOMER-TO-BUSINESS ( C2B )
- Applies to any customer that sales a product or services to a business over the internet
CUSTOMER-TO-CUSTOMER ( C2C )
- Applies to sites primarily offering goods and services to assist consumers interacting with each other over the internet.
E-BUSINESS TOOL FOR CONNECTING AND COMMUNICATING
- Instant Messaging
- Pod casting
- Video conferencing
- Wed conferencing
- Content management systems
THE CHALLENGES OF E-BUSINESS
- Identifying limited market segments
- Managing consumer trust
- Ensuring customer protection
- Adhering to taxation rules
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