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Emerging Modes of Business Class 11 Notes CBSE Business Studies Chapter 5

E-business refers to conducting business over computer networks and encompasses a wider scope than e-commerce. It includes B2B, B2C, and intra-business commerce. The key differences between traditional and e-business are that e-business has lower costs, no physical presence or geographic boundaries required, and more direct communication. The benefits of e-business include low setup costs, access to global markets without location constraints, faster and more efficient transactions, and reduced paperwork.

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Emerging Modes of Business Class 11 Notes CBSE Business Studies Chapter 5

E-business refers to conducting business over computer networks and encompasses a wider scope than e-commerce. It includes B2B, B2C, and intra-business commerce. The key differences between traditional and e-business are that e-business has lower costs, no physical presence or geographic boundaries required, and more direct communication. The benefits of e-business include low setup costs, access to global markets without location constraints, faster and more efficient transactions, and reduced paperwork.

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Emerging Modes of Business Class 11 Notes CBSE

Business Studies Chapter 5


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E-Commerce and E-Business


E-Business is described as the use of computer networks to conduct business,
trade, and commerce.

E-business is a more comprehensive phrase that encompasses a wide range of


electronic business transactions and services, including the more well-known 'e-
commerce' operations.

E-commerce refers to a company's online interactions with its customers and


suppliers.

E-business encompasses not just e-commerce, but also production, inventory


management, product creation, accounting and finance, and human resource
management.

Also, the scope of E-business is said to be wider and broader than that of e-
commerce.

Examples of E-commerce and E-business are Amazon, Flipkart, eBay.

Scope of E-Business

Scope of Business on the Basis of Business:

Over computer networks, functions like production, finance, marketing, and


personnel administration, as well as management operations such as planning,
organising, and controlling, can be performed.

 Scope of Business on the Basis of Parties :

B2B, which is an abbreviation for business-to-business refers to a company's


interactions with other companies.

B2C, or business-to-consumer, refers to a company's interactions with its


customers.

Intra-B, which refers to a company's internal operations.

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 B2B Commerce

Because both parties involved in e-commerce transactions are businesses, the term
B2B (business-to-business) was coined. 

A business must engage with a number of other businesses in order to create utility
or deliver value. These businesses may be suppliers or vendors of various inputs,
or they may be part of the distribution channel through which a company distributes
its items to clients.

Example Turtle.com

B2C Commerce
Business-to-customer (B2C) interactions involve business organizations on one
hand and their customers on the other.

It encompasses a wide range of internet marketing operations such as identifying


activities, promoting them, and occasionally even delivering items.

It enables a business to be in touch with its customers on round-the-clock basis


which helps in knowing the customer satisfaction level.

Few examples are Amazon, Walmart etc.

Intra-B Commerce

The parties participating in electronic transactions are all from the same company.

Today's businesses are able to engage in flexible manufacturing in great part due to
the use of intra-B commerce. The use of computer networks allows the marketing
department to communicate with the production department on a continuous basis,
allowing for the creation of personalised products according to the needs of each
unique customer.

C2C Commerce

 The consumer is the source of the business, and consumers are the ultimate
destination.

 This form of business is best for dealing with items for which no recognised market
mechanism exists.

Few examples are Quickr, Olx etc.

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Difference Between E-Business and Traditional Business.

            Basis       Traditional Business               E-Business

Ease Of Difficult Simple


Formation

Physical Required Not required


Presence

Cost Of Setting Yes, in terms of finding a location None


Up which is nearer to the source of raw
materials or the market for the
products.

Operating High, because various costs has to Low as no requirement of


Cost  be incurred in terms of rent physical  facilities.
payment etc.

Nature Of  High due to fixed charges Low as a result of reliance  on


Contact With associated with investment in a network  of relationships
The Suppliers procurement and storage, rather than ownership  of
And The production, marketing and resources.
Customers distribution facilities.

Nature Of Indirect through intermediaries Direct


Internal
Communication

Response Time Hierarchical Non-hierarchical.


For Meeting
Customers From top level management to Allowing  direct vertical,
/Internal middle level management, and then horizontal  and diagnostic
to lower level management to communication
operatives. instantaneously.

Shape Of The Vertical/ tall due to hierarchy or Because of the directness of


Organisational chain of command. the order and communication,
Structure it is horizontal/flat.

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Business Sequential procedure i.e  Simultaneous (concurrence)
Processes And different processes take place
Length Of Purchase- production/operation- at a time. Business process
Cycle marketing-sales. The business cycle is therefore shorter.
processes cycle is therefore longer.

Opportunity For More, because of higher personal Less


Interpersonal contact.
Touch

Opportunity For More Less. However, for digital


Physical Pre products such an opportunity
Sampling Of is tremendous. One can
The Products presample books, journals etc

Ease Of Going Less, because a lot of legal Much, as cyberspace is truly


Global formalities have to be done. without boundaries.

Govt. Shrinking with time. Much as IT sector is among


Patronage the topmost priorities of the
government.

Nature Of Semi-skilled and even semi skilled Technically and professionally


Human Capital  manpower needed. qualified personnel needed.

Transaction Low due to arm’s length transaction high due to the distance and
Risk and face to face contact. anonymity of the parties.

Benefits of E-Business

1. Easy to Set Up:

If we have the necessary software, a device, and access to the internet, we can start an
online business from the comfort of our own homes.

2. Cheaper than Traditional Business:

The cost taken to set up any business is cheaper. In addition, the transaction costs are
effectively lower.

3. No Geographical Boundaries:

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Anyone from anywhere can order anything at any time. On the one hand it allows the
seller and access to the global market, on the other hand It offers the buyer freedom to
choose products from almost any part of the world.

4. Flexible Business Hours:

The internet is available at all times. The time barrier that location-based firms face is
broken by e-business.

5. Speed and Efficiency:

Online ordering systems scans process payment and orders in real-time, usually faster,
more accurately and cheaper than human workers.

6. Movement towards Up Paperless Society:

Use of the internet has considerably reduced dependence on paperwork. In fact,


administrative reforms are attracting E-Commerce solutions to speed up the process of
giving rights, approvals, and licenses.

CBSE Class 11 Business Studies Chapter 5 Emerging Modes of


Business - Topics Covered  
1. Meaning

2. Scope of E-business

3. Benefits of E-business

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