Customer Centric Corporate Restructuring
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CONTENT, PORTALS & COMMUNITY ToC - Retail
B2B Marketplace Boom Continues
- Seller Beware
- FastParts
Aims To Be Industry E-commerce Hub
- Bizarre Web Bazaars
-
Deep Impact
- NetTrends: Battle of the E-Marketplace
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E-Business Site Targets Schools, Teachers
- School Fundraising
-- Say Goodbye to Bake Sales
---- Retail B2B Marketplace
Boom Continues Business-to-business e-commerce marketplaces are popping
up throughout the retail industry.
Seller
Beware On-line markets are springing up all over the place. Some are built
around buyers, others around independent exchanges. Which work best?
FastParts
Aims To Be Industry E-commerce Hub FastParts.com, the website that acts
as an on-line broker of excess components, plans to substantially expand its offerings
in the next year.
Bizarre
Web Bazaars You've heard almost all the permutations of buying and selling
on the Web. Amazon.com launched the most obvious, b-to-c. By now, of course, you're
sick of hearing about all the new b-to-b ventures, the current hot spot. What
other permutations can we come up with?
Deep
Impact The deepest impact of exchanges may be on the Web software business.
While many view exchanges as another very cool, Web-based application that further
justifies the notion that the Internet changes everything, there is more to it
than that.
NetTrends:
Battle of the E-Marketplace Everybody wants to be a marketplace. In sectors
from cars to chemicals to food ingredients, companies are trying to join all of
the participants into Internet-based markets for their industries in hopes of
making businesses more efficient.
E-Business
Site Targets Schools, Teachers Epylon.com, a Web marketplace aimed at
the lucrative education market, is going on-line next week and will offer school
districts one-stop shopping for everything from pens and paper to computers and
landscaping supplies.
School
Fundraising -- Say Goodbye to Bake Sales Schoolpop, a 9-month-old on-line
shopping mall that funnels a portion of shoppers' purchases to schools, said it
has raised $41 million in funding.
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