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E-Business Management Strategies: A Business-To-Business Case Study

Information Systems ManagementPublished 1 September 2001
Dien D. Phan
Citations26
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SJR score1.35
SNIP1.98

TL;DR

A study of a business-to-business E-business deployment success at Intel Corp. in 1998, which shows that Intel successfully handled $1 billion in E- business sales in the first month of the deployment.

Abstract

Abstract Electronic business today plays a major role in the world's economic growth, thanks to the rapid advance in information technology. Recent estimates from Forrester Research show that by 2003 the value of E-commerce in the United States and Europe will reach $3 trillion. There have been many spectacular E-business successes, but there have also been numerous failures. This article presents a study of a business-to-business E-business deployment success at Intel Corp. in 1998. Intel successfully handled $1 billion in E-business sales in the first month of the deployment. For the year 2000, Intel's profits climbed to $10.5 billion to become the fifth most profitable company in the United States, up from its rank of eighth in 1999. the article concludes with lessons learned and success factors.

Keywords

Engineering