Net Figures E-business Q1 2001


March 1, 2001
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Net Figures E-business Q1 2001
  • INTRODUCTION (pp. 6-6) US $48.00
  • METHODOLOGY (pp. 7-7) US $48.00
  • 1. E-commerce revenue 1999-2003 (pp. 8-8) US $48.00
  • 2. E-commerce revenue 1999 (pp. 9-9) US $48.00
  • 3. E-commerce revenue 2000 (pp. 10-10) US $48.00
  • 4. Business-to-business (B2B) revenue 1999-2003 4.1 Europe (pp. 11-11) US $48.00
  • 5. Business-to-business (B2B) revenue 1999 (pp. 12-12) US $48.00
  • 6. Business-to-business (B2B) revenue 2000 (pp. 13-13) US $48.00
  • 7. Business-to-consumer (B2C) revenue 1999-2003 7.1 Europe (pp. 14-14) US $48.00
  • 8. Global m-commerce, B2B & B2C 2000-2005 (pp. 14-14) US $48.00
  • 9. Global m-commerce revenues, by region 2000- 2004 (pp. 14-14) US $48.00
  • 10. European m-commerce revenue, by country ($m) 2000-2004 (pp. 15-15) US $48.00
  • 11. European mobile-commerce revenue ($m) by sector 2000-2004 (pp. 15-15) US $48.00
  • 12. Global mobile-commerce revenue per subscriber 1998-2003 (pp. 15-15) US $48.00
  • 13. Hurdles to mobile-commerce through different devices (pp. 16-16) US $48.00
  • 14. IT spending by industry as %age of annual revenue (pp. 16-16) US $48.00
  • 15. Industry spend on customers compared with IT as a proportion of annual revenue 1999 (pp. 17-17) US $48.00
  • 16. Customer relationship management activity (%age of total annual CRM spending) (pp. 18-18) US $48.00
  • 17. What industries spend on business intelligence (BI): %age of 1999 annual revenue (pp. 19-19) US $48.00
  • 18. What industries spend on SFA* and EBPP** (%age of 1999 revenue) (pp. 20-20) US $48.00
  • 19. What industries spend per employee on emerging technology, IT and CRM (pp. 21-21) US $48.00
  • 20. What industries spend per employee on Customer Relationship activity ($) (pp. 22-22) US $48.00
  • 21. Function of electronic commerce 1999/2001 (%age of all companies) (pp. 23-23) US $48.00
  • 22. What proportion of companies in an area have access to the Internet or online services (pp. 23-23) US $48.00
  • 23. What proportion of companies in an area sell online 1999-2001 (pp. 24-24) US $48.00
  • 24. Proportion of companies in an area that use online procurement services 1999- 2001 (pp. 24-24) US $48.00
  • 25. Proportion of firms in an area that sell information via their online site 1999- 2001 (pp. 25-25) US $48.00
  • 26. Proportion of companies in a sector that access the Internet 1999-2001 (pp. 25-25) US $48.00
  • 27. Proportion of companies in a sector that have an Internet presence 1999- 2001 (pp. 26-26) US $48.00
  • 28. Proportion of companies in a sector that advertise or market online 1999- 2001 (pp. 26-26) US $48.00
  • 29. Proportion of online companies in a sector that advertise or market online 1999- 2001 (pp. 27-27) US $48.00
  • 30. Proportion of companies in a sector that supply information online 1999- 2001 (pp. 27-27) US $48.00
  • 31. Proportion of companies in a sector that sell online 1999-2001 (pp. 28-28) US $48.00
  • 32. Proportion of companies in a sector that sell information online 1999-2001 (pp. 28-28) US $48.00
  • 33. Proportion of online companies in a sector that sell information online 1999- 2001 (pp. 29-29) US $48.00
  • 34. Proportion of companies in a sector with online joint business ventures 1999- 2001 (pp. 29-29) US $48.00
  • 35. Proportion of online companies in a sector that sell online 1999-2001 (pp. 30-30) US $48.00
  • 36. Proportion of online companies in a sector that have online joint ventures (pp. 30-30) US $48.00
  • 37. Proportion of businesses in a sector that use an intranet 1999-2001 (pp. 30-31) US $64.00
  • 38. Proportion of companies that exchange data online with suppliers/clients 1999- 2001 (pp. 31-31) US $48.00
  • 39. What holds companies back from selling online (%) (pp. 32-32) US $48.00
  • 40. What holds companies back from buying online (pp. 32-32) US $48.00
  • 41. What companies use their Web site for (1999) (pp. 33-33) US $48.00
  • 42. Proportion of companies that use a site for advertising and marketing 1999- 2001 (pp. 33-33) US $48.00
  • 43. Proportion of companies that use a site for supplying information 1999- 2001 (pp. 34-34) US $48.00
  • 44. Proportion of companies that use a site for selling online 1999-2001 (pp. 34-34) US $48.00
  • 45. Proportion of companies that use a site for the sale of information 1999- 2001 (pp. 35-35) US $48.00
  • 46. Proportion of companies that use a site for joint business processes 1999- 2001 (pp. 35-35) US $48.00
  • 47. Proportion of companies that use an online presence for procurement 1999- 2001 (pp. 36-36) US $48.00
  • 48. Proportion of company Web sites with advertising and marketing content 1999- 2001 (pp. 36-36) US $48.00
  • 49. Proportion of company Web sites used to supply information 1999-2001 (pp. 37-37) US $48.00
  • 50. Proportion of company Web sites with online selling facility 1999-2001 (pp. 37-37) US $48.00
  • 51. Proportion of company Web sites that sell information 1999-2001 (pp. 38-38) US $48.00
  • 52. Proportion of company Web sites with joint business processes content 1999- 2001 (pp. 38-38) US $48.00
  • 53. GDP (pp. 39-41) US $57.00
  • 54. Foreign direct investment 1997-99 (pp. 42-48) US $138.00


 
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