The Effects of e-Business on Supply Management (original) (raw)

The exploitation of e-business has become one of the primary conditions of doing business in the current business environment. Companies have moved to web-based business to business platforms where transactions are done efficiently and in a fast pace. The importance of e-business technology has grown significantly in supply management as well. Therefore, this study examines the effects of e-business on supply management using data collected from 100 Finnish firms. Moreover, light is shed on the targets of e-business and the changes caused by e-business in supply management and how these changes have influenced the firm's competitive and bargaining positions. The results of the study show that the main targets of e-business in supply management are cost and time savings and process development. It was also found that e-business has caused changes in supply chains and networks in terms of bargaining and competitive position.

E-Business in Function of Supply Chain Management Improvement

XII INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON SOCIAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENT, 2023

The subject of this research paper is the possibility of improving supply chain management (SCM) using electronic business. In order to be competitive, a company needs to develop in line with market trends. The impact of electronic business on SCM has led to the development of eSCM, which creates new business opportunities in the market. This paper reviews the adventaged of implementing electronic business and information technologies in SCM. To ensure the successful implementation of e-SCM and the potential benefits of electronic business on SCM, it is essential to consider factors such as suitable infrastructure, education, and legal regulation. This paper discuss these prerequisites and presents a symbiosis of theoretical reviews and statistical research results on the application and possibilities of e-SCM in the Republic of Serbia.

E-Supply Chain Management: A Review

International Journal of e-Education, e-Business, e-Management and e-Learning, 2021

These days, internet-based electronic marketplaces (EMs) are widely expanded all over the world. They emerge in different industries, supporting the various exchanges of goods or services with and for different types of actors, and are following different business principles and models to face up to its competitors and fulfil its ambitions. Most observers have suggested that electronic marketplaces would emerge to prevail over the electronic business area. This article aims to propose a critical review based on existing literature, over the electronic marketplaces and imposes the supply chain management research in respect of this issue.

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