Meaning of e business model E-business model is a method by which the organization sustains itself in the long term using information technology, particularly internet, which includes its value proposition for partners and customers as well as its revenue streams. Business Model-concept Emerging issues of e-commerce models Components of E- business Models 1.Value proposition : In this we study , how company’s product or service fulfils the needs of customers. 2.Revenue Model : It defines how the company will generates profits.
3.Market opportunity: It defines The revenue
potential within a company’s intended market space. 4.Competitive In this other competitors selling environment: same product in the same market space.
5.Competitive In this point company differentiate
Advantage: the business from its competitors. 6.Market strategy : In this company intends to enter a new market and attracts strategy.
7. Management team: Employees team responsible
for company’s growth. Models of e-commerce 1. Business to business (B2B): Business to business model in which transactions is done between businesses, such as between manufacture and a wholesaler and between wholesaler and retailer. Or When the dealings or the transactions take place between two companies or the business then this type of business model is known as business to business models.
2.Business to consumer (B2C):
In B2C translation is done directly between company and consumers who are the end users of its products or services. 3.B2B2C (Business-to-business- to-consumer). B2B2C stands for Business-to-Business-to- Consumer. It is a business model where a company sells its product or service in partnership with another organization to an end customer. 4.B2G (Business-to-government).
Business-to-government (B2G) is an ecommerce
model where a business sells and markets its products to government entities or public administrations — whether local, county, state or federal. 5.C2B (Consumer-to-business). C2B businesses allow individuals to sell goods and services to companies. In this ecommerce model, a site might enable customers to post the work they want to be completed and have businesses bid for the opportunity. 6.D2C (Direct-to-consumer). A direct-to-consumer business sells its own product directly to its end customers, without the help of third-party wholesalers or online retailers. As opposed to other business models such as B2B2C, there is no middle man between the consumer and a business. 7.C2C (Consumer-to-consumer). C2C ecommerce businesses — sometimes referred to as online marketplaces — connect consumers to exchange goods and services and typically make their money by charging transaction or listing fees.