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Speeding Channels and Weightless Data: A Look at the B2Bconomy BoomPublished by: Basex Published: Nov. 1, 2000 - 162 Pages Table of ContentsStudy Goals and Objectives Reasons for Doing this Study Contributions of the Story and for Whom Scope and Format Methodology and Information Sources Executive Summary Overall B2B Marketplace until 2004 Principal Market Forces Overview: What is B2B? B2B Outpaces B2C Why B2B? Half of U.S. Workforce B2B Market Development Future Standards Five Categories of All Internet Business What Are Vertical, Horizontal and Market Enablers? Different Auction Models Five Major Categories of Change Who Profits? Methodology and Metrics Basex' View Hard To Sort Out What is Going On? The United States Government's View Hardware Industries Communications Equipment Industries Software/Services Industries Communications Services Industries The White House's View Common Standards What is the Result? B2B: The Coming Explosion/Opportunities Applications Intermediaries And in the Final Layer of Impact Basex' View How to Measure? Problem of Legacy Systems The U.S. Government Grapples as Well The Government's Insufficiencies But E-Business Works! IBM, VISA, INTEL, ORACLE XML and EDI What EDI Looks Like XML Looks Like This Conversion New Solutions on the Horizon XML and Databases XML and Servers How Might This Function? The Smart Supply Chain What do Buyers Want? Major Companies are Taking the Plunge Infrastructure Overview How They Broke It Down Basex' View Traffic Doubles Every 100 Days The U.S. Government's View Difference In Subscriptions How Did This Rapid Growth Happen? The Last Mile DSL vs. FIBER Necessary Hardware for Infrastructure Implications of Inappropriate Infrastructure Systems Enablers and Infomediaries Overview Basex' View What XML Does Improves Functionality Requirements of a good Enterprise Content Management System Software Components Necessary in a Managing System Standards Organizations Other Document Type Definitions (DTD) Repositories Middleware The Most Common XML Business Standards Layering Layering Choices EDI and Layering Distributed Object Systems Wrapping or Envelopes Another Standards Organization The UN/CEFACT Standard Common Business Standards Explained cXML RosettaNet EDI and SAP A Simple Procurement Request ICE An Example of a Transaction CBL Microsoft and BizTalk Additional DTD Repositories Other DTDs Insurance Human Resources Energy Some Common Tag Items Agreed Upon Speech Land Use Real What Should B2B Products Be Doing? Catalog Management Application Service Providers Document Management and Knowledge Management Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Security Middleware Enterprise Application Integration Oracle Java WIDL Special XML Servers NEONadapter for XML WDDX WIDL WIDL Example XWAP Basic Business Models Auctions Auction Technologies Supply Side Catalog Technologies Supply Chain Management Enabler Technologies Financial Enablers Financial Enabler Technologies What Financial Technology Solutions Need To Address Five Market Segments Making Up Most Billing Activities The New Hubs and the Startling Rise of Vertical Markets Why Vertical Markets? More Companies Sell On Line How Do Companies Make Money? How To Buy Vortals Transaction Capabilities Trading Categories Normal Auction, Controlled By Seller Reverse Auction, Controlled by Buyer E-Exchange Supply Chain Management The Government's View If You are Not In the Game, You're Out Successful Formula - Vertical Net Some Categories of Vertical Net What Works A Breakdown of Vertical Markets by Category Spirits (not rated) Specialized Exchanges of Consortiums or Industries Not Categorized: Global Vendors General Electric Intellectual Property Ventro Film Industry Metals Acronyms LIST OF TABLES AND FIGURES TABLES: FIGURES: AbstractBusiness-to-Business (B2B) e-commerce over the Internet has, and continues to experience astronomical growth. Many business, having already been caught off guard by the proliferation of dot com companies in the Business-to-Consumer (B2C) marketplace now have to grapple with the potential for their businesses to be hampered entirely by new market forces.This BASEX report presents a thorough investigation and analysis of the factors influencing and facilitating B2B growth. It also looks at a variety of forecasts and forecasting methodology to allow the reader to make an informed decision about the direction they might contemplate steering their business towards by 2004.
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