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The virtual value chain illustrates how information in the physical value chain can be used to develop new markets:
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* Firm infrastructure
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** ERP Systems
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** Online investor relations
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* Human resource management
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** Self service personnel portals
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** Web based training
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* Technology development
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** Collaborative product design
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** Knowledge directories
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** Real time access R&D to online sales and service information
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* Procurement
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** Internet based demand planning
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** Linked purchase, factory and forecasting systems
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* Inbound logistics
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** Real time integrated scheduling
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** Dissemination of real time inbound and in progress inventory data
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* Operations
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** Integrated information of exchange
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* Outbound logistics
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** Real time transactions of orders
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** Automated customer specific agreements
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** Customer access to product development and delivery status
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** Collaborative integration with customer forecasting systems
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* Marketing and sales
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** Online sales channels
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** Real time inside and outside access to customer information
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** Online product configurators
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** Customer tailed marketing via profiling
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* After-sales service
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** Online support
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** Customer self service
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** Real time field service access
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Part of [[M8-S2 - Reading - Strategies for E-Business - Chapter 4 - Internal Analysis|M8-S2 - Reading - Strategies for E-Business - Chapter 4 - Internal Analysis]]
 
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Latest revision as of 20:05, 27 August 2020

The virtual value chain illustrates how information in the physical value chain can be used to develop new markets:

  • Firm infrastructure
    • ERP Systems
    • Online investor relations
  • Human resource management
    • Self service personnel portals
    • Web based training
  • Technology development
    • Collaborative product design
    • Knowledge directories
    • Real time access R&D to online sales and service information
  • Procurement
    • Internet based demand planning
    • Linked purchase, factory and forecasting systems
  • Inbound logistics
    • Real time integrated scheduling
    • Dissemination of real time inbound and in progress inventory data
  • Operations
    • Integrated information of exchange
  • Outbound logistics
    • Real time transactions of orders
    • Automated customer specific agreements
    • Customer access to product development and delivery status
    • Collaborative integration with customer forecasting systems
  • Marketing and sales
    • Online sales channels
    • Real time inside and outside access to customer information
    • Online product configurators
    • Customer tailed marketing via profiling
  • After-sales service
    • Online support
    • Customer self service
    • Real time field service access

Part of M8-S2 - Reading - Strategies for E-Business - Chapter 4 - Internal Analysis