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• catalog abstract ""This book will help you develop new strategies and find opportunities for change in order to transform your business. You'll learn how to think from the outside-in and focus your e-business plan to meet your customers' needs. And you'll discover how to use technology such as customer relationship management (CRM) software, Web site clickstream analysis software, and lean-manufacturing systems to better interact with your customers. By exploiting these technologies, you'll be able to identify customer product and service solutions faster, and deliver them more rapidly in customized "one-to-one" formats for optimum customer satisfaction." "Complete with best practice tips and proven techniques, E-Business Best Practices will give you the tools to evaluate the technology that's available today and determine which will work for your company. It provides you with the best examples from companies around the world so you can quickly transform your business into a successful e-business."--Jacket.".
• catalog contributor b12084161.
• catalog created "c2001.".
• catalog date "2001".
• catalog date "c2001.".
• catalog dateCopyrighted "c2001.".
• catalog description ""Complete with best practice tips and proven techniques, E-Business Best Practices will give you the tools to evaluate the technology that's available today and determine which will work for your company. It provides you with the best examples from companies around the world so you can quickly transform your business into a successful e-business."--Jacket.".
• catalog description ""This book will help you develop new strategies and find opportunities for change in order to transform your business. You'll learn how to think from the outside-in and focus your e-business plan to meet your customers' needs. And you'll discover how to use technology such as customer relationship management (CRM) software, Web site clickstream analysis software, and lean-manufacturing systems to better interact with your customers. By exploiting these technologies, you'll be able to identify customer product and service solutions faster, and deliver them more rapidly in customized "one-to-one" formats for optimum customer satisfaction."".
• catalog description "Includes bibliographical references and index.".
• catalog description "Thinking Outside-In -- Technology Churn -- Business Asset Management -- Process Demolition -- E-Business Landscape -- Browser/Server -- Clickstream Farming -- Everything's a URL -- Event-Aware Enterprises -- Four Faces of the Internet -- Integration Rules -- ISP to ASP to BSP -- Matchmaking -- Portals on the World -- Document-level APIs -- E-Business Management: Going Beyond ERP -- Rationale for ERP -- The Drawbacks of ERP -- ERP Reality Check -- Extended ERP -- Extended ERP versus EAM -- Future of ERP -- Application Frameworks -- Monitor to Manage: Enterprise Positioning System -- Business Monitoring -- Implementing Business Monitoring -- E-Business Analytics -- Collaborate to Compete -- Technology of Collaboration -- Collaboration Servers -- Internet as Intermediary -- Virtual Markets -- Niche Communities -- One-to-Many Collaboration Chains -- "Virtual" Applications -- Customer Relationship Management -- World of CRM -- Positioning CRM Technology -- CRM: Target, Acquire, and Retain -- E-Customer Relationship Management -- The Importance of ERP Integration -- Closed-Loop eCRM -- E-Procurement -- E-Procurement: Process, Costs, and Roles -- Operational Resource Procurement -- Collaborative E-Procurement -- Knowledge Management -- The KM Landscape -- Data Sources -- Information Warehouses -- Disseminating Knowledge -- Enhancing Knowledge -- Knowledge Technology -- Digital Asset Management -- Portals: Gateways to Digital Assets -- Portal Variants -- Departmental Portals -- Business Partner Portals.".
• catalog extent "xx, 204 p. :".
• catalog identifier "0471402516 (cloth : alk. paper)".
• catalog issued "2001".
• catalog issued "c2001.".
• catalog language "eng".
• catalog publisher "New York : Wiley,".
• catalog subject "658.8/4 21".
• catalog subject "Business enterprises Computer networks.".
• catalog subject "Electronic commerce.".
• catalog subject "HD30.37 .M393 2001".
• catalog subject "Management.".
• catalog tableOfContents "Thinking Outside-In -- Technology Churn -- Business Asset Management -- Process Demolition -- E-Business Landscape -- Browser/Server -- Clickstream Farming -- Everything's a URL -- Event-Aware Enterprises -- Four Faces of the Internet -- Integration Rules -- ISP to ASP to BSP -- Matchmaking -- Portals on the World -- Document-level APIs -- E-Business Management: Going Beyond ERP -- Rationale for ERP -- The Drawbacks of ERP -- ERP Reality Check -- Extended ERP -- Extended ERP versus EAM -- Future of ERP -- Application Frameworks -- Monitor to Manage: Enterprise Positioning System -- Business Monitoring -- Implementing Business Monitoring -- E-Business Analytics -- Collaborate to Compete -- Technology of Collaboration -- Collaboration Servers -- Internet as Intermediary -- Virtual Markets -- Niche Communities -- One-to-Many Collaboration Chains -- "Virtual" Applications -- Customer Relationship Management -- World of CRM -- Positioning CRM Technology -- CRM: Target, Acquire, and Retain -- E-Customer Relationship Management -- The Importance of ERP Integration -- Closed-Loop eCRM -- E-Procurement -- E-Procurement: Process, Costs, and Roles -- Operational Resource Procurement -- Collaborative E-Procurement -- Knowledge Management -- The KM Landscape -- Data Sources -- Information Warehouses -- Disseminating Knowledge -- Enhancing Knowledge -- Knowledge Technology -- Digital Asset Management -- Portals: Gateways to Digital Assets -- Portal Variants -- Departmental Portals -- Business Partner Portals.".
• catalog title "E-business best practices : leveraging technology for business advantage / Stewart McKie.".
• catalog type "text".