The Internet is the electricity of our time: A universal infrastructure that we never see, but depend on for just about every element of daily life.
In this summary you will learn
- The six critical elements to an e-commerce strategy
- How to adopt these elements to create competitive advantage for your company
- Predictions for the future of e-business
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Why you should read From .com to .profit
This solidly researched and written guide shows you how to move into the next phase of e-business operations: actually making them profitable. The authors call this era .profit (dot profit), and aside from that little gimmick, the book is refreshingly free of space-filling babble. Instead, it concentrates on the elements needed to make a profit on the Internet, and gives plenty of examples from cyberspace so you can learn from those who are already in .profit world. getAbstract.com recommends this book to anyone charged with developing business strategy.
About the Authors
Nick Earle is president of Hewlett Packard e-services.solutions in Cupertino, California. He holds a Bachelor of Science and an honorary Doctorate of Science from the University of Liverpool and is an Honorary Fellow at the MBA Management School in Bradford, England. Peter G.W. Keen is chairman of Keen Innovations of Great Falls, Virginia, and is the author of 20 books on business and IT strategy, including the bestsellers The Process Edge, Shaping The Future, and Every Manager’s Guide to Information Technology.
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