Role of e-business

rowenahere · #1 (**permalink**) 2nd November 2006, 09:54 PM

E-business is mushrooming online resources. This must be the in-thing in the world of business. Whatever business type you are engaged with, the roles of such business still prevail yet are only empowered by sharing of information and making deals through the help of technology. Thus, if you re interested in this e-business be competent first in your field of business. This technology will only equip you and would just simply direct you to potential costumers but your product or service must be of selling sterling qualities, that once a non-potential costumer had in serendipity browsed your website s/he will be allured to inquire for more and who knows become your potential costumers. I learned that once your website is enhanced by your innovative business concepts with unique products or services, surely with your strategic business styles you would win the hearts of many costumes. Well, my knowledge about this e-business is insufficient and is never absolute. Yet, I am interested to someday worked on this arena of business. Who knows?

humpty · #2 (**permalink**) 2nd November 2006, 10:02 PM

that's a positive thought, well if you never try new things, you never grow right, good luck on your quest

rowenahere · #3 (**permalink**) 2nd November 2006, 10:09 PM

I am gratified of your quick reply to my post. I love venturing to new things - learning experiences are good. How much more venturing to this kind of field which I had no degree of education. As I can wrap up life is more of exploration of its dimensions. Who knows I might become rich in e-business. This, as according to my research opens up doors for opportunities. If I already have a business project in mind, I shall soon seek for the help of information processing technology that will help me build up my business empire, what do you think? Am I too ambitious? Sometimes, we have to.

mini_0 · #4 (**permalink**) 25th April 2007, 01:48 PM

E-business can benefit organizations in several ways. the Internet makes it possible for companies to explore new markets by providing global reach. Foreign markets can be explored without a physical presence in the market. Moreover, time differences do not pose a hinderance to the study of those markets. Customers have more choices since they can collect information on a range of competing products