Strategy and the Internet.

By E. Michael. 2001

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An eBusiness Model Ontology for Modeling eBusiness (2002, background): “agent, intermediary). ICT, and particularly the Internet, has a great potential to complement rather than to cannibalize a business’s channels ( Porter, 2001 ).”
E‐business model design, classification, and measurements (2002, background): “channel strategy and understand that the Internet has a great potential to complement rather than cannibalize its business ( Porter, 2001 ).”
Value-based requirements engineering: exploring innovative e-commerce ideas (2003, background): “To express such a model, we have identified a number of generic concepts, relationships and rules, in short an ontology (see Fig. 2). This ontology is based on recent economics and business science literature on e-commerce [19, 20 , 21], combined with formal ontology of systems theory [22].”
Successful Use of Eprocurement in Supply Chains (2005, unknown): “First of all, products and services with a very high degree of coordination effort with the supplier and a very low order frequency are certainly not candidates for eProcurement ( Porter, 2001 ).”