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CHANGING BUSINESS IN THE NEW MILLENNIUM?
PRESENTED BYARCHANA RAY SUMALIN NAYAK MADHAWI RAJAN SUBHALAXMI NAYAK
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EVOLUTION OF STORES
2001:E-SHOPPING 1990:WAREHOUSE STORE 1979:DISCOUNT STORE
1959:RETAILING INSTITUTION 1901:DEPARTMENTAL STORE
1801:SPECIALITY STORE
1701:HOME-MADE
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Aggregation of goods
Accommodation of social needs Grouping of stores More goods in one location
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TRADITIONAL METHODS
Limited to specific area Limited working hours
ONLINE METHODS
Global Connectivity 24*7 service Maintenance of large catalogues Easy and cost effective setup Security Threats Lack of active experience Product category risk Lack of socializing
Promotion of limited
products More infrastructure required No privacy and security issues Active shopping experience No product category risk Good social experience
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Priceline.com: An insight
A company and a commercial site
Online auction site Bids on non-unique items
Hotel rooms
Groceries Telephone time
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PROS
Best chance of getting the best price
available
Booking at the last minute Guarantees the lowest price
Huge Savings
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CONS
Unaltered dates Consumers treated as commodities No control over flight times and routes
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NexTag.com
Bidding on
prices down
Check regular prices to get a good deal
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CONCLUSION
The introduction of online sites is definitely a boon to customers providing unlimited shopping possibilities, all from the comfort of your home, whenever its convenient for us, from anywhere around the globe. Although Priceline.com is one among the online auction sites, it has more disadvantages than advantages.
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QUESTIONS
How does the Internet illustrate the marketing
concept in action?
Explain how department stores,shopping
Priceline.com,NexTag.com and Amazon.com create value for consumers?Contrast this value creation with that of traditional retailers in question 2.
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Contd..
How does the Internet create value for goods and
service producers?
Can a company like Priceline.com sell low-
the new model for connecting with customers as explained in the chapter?
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THANK YOU
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