Making Money in B2B: Vendors and Customers in E-Marketplaces, Slides of Fundamentals of E-Commerce

Various ways vendors and customers can make money in business-to-business (b2b) e-marketplaces. Topics include fees based on transaction complexity and volume, equity ownership, market efficiency, and network effects. The document also discusses the importance of standards and document exchange in these marketplaces.

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Making Money in B2B -- Vendors
Making Money in B2B -- Vendors
Selling software and services to create
Selling software and services to create
the e-marketplace technology
the e-marketplace technology
foundation
foundation
Fees based on the the complexity and
Fees based on the the complexity and
volume of transactions
volume of transactions
what counts as a transaction?
what counts as a transaction?
who pays the fees -- buyers or suppliers?
who pays the fees -- buyers or suppliers?
fees for exchange-to-exchange
fees for exchange-to-exchange
transactions and syndicated services
transactions and syndicated services
Ongoing sales of licenses, services, and
Ongoing sales of licenses, services, and
transaction fees associated with
transaction fees associated with
technical and functional improvements
technical and functional improvements
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Making Money in B2B -- Vendors

Making Money in B2B -- Vendors



Selling software and services to create

Selling software and services to create

the e-marketplace technology

the e-marketplace technology

foundation

foundation



Fees based on the the complexity and

Fees based on the the complexity and

volume of transactions

 volume of transactions

what counts as a transaction?

what counts as a transaction?



who pays the fees -- buyers or suppliers?

who pays the fees -- buyers or suppliers?



fees for exchange-to-exchange

fees for exchange-to-exchange transactions and syndicated services

transactions and syndicated services



Ongoing sales of licenses, services, and

Ongoing sales of licenses, services, and

transaction fees associated with

transaction fees associated with

technical and functional improvements

technical and functional improvements

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Making Money in B2B --

Making Money in B2B --

Vendors and Customers

Vendors and Customers



Equity

 Equity

owning a share of the new company

owning a share of the new company created to run an e-marketplace

created to run an e-marketplace



only valuable if the company can go public

only valuable if the company can go public



not going to happen anytime soon

not going to happen anytime soon

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Maximize The Network Effect by

Maximize The Network Effect by

Interconnecting the Marketplaces

Interconnecting the Marketplaces



Connect once, trade anywhere

Connect once, trade anywhere

-- drives the “network effect”

-- drives the “network effect” and value increases

and value increases exponentially for everyone in

exponentially for everyone in the trading community:

 the trading community:

Buyers

Buyers



Suppliers

Suppliers



Net Market Makers

Net Market Makers



Mega Exchanges

Mega Exchanges



Business Service Providers

Business Service Providers

Number of UsersNumber of Users

Economic ValueEconomic Value

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The Global Trading Web

The Global Trading Web



The Global Trading Web is the world’s

The Global Trading Web is the world’s

largest business-to-business Internet

largest business-to-business Internet

trading community, comprised of

trading community, comprised of

many open e-marketplaces,

many open e-marketplaces,

accelerating the movement of global

accelerating the movement of global

trade onto the web.

trade onto the web.

enhanced for business.” “The Global Trading Web is the Internet

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E-Marketplaces -- Industry Consortia

E-Marketplaces -- Industry Consortia

TelecommunicationTelecommunication

Automotive

Automotive

N. America

N. America

Utilities

Utilities

(5 Companies)(5 Companies)

AerospaceAerospace

EnergyEnergy

Global UtilitiesGlobal Utilities

(15 Companies)

(15 Companies)

Film and TelevisionFilm and Television

Forest ProductsForest Products

“MMProcurement”“MMProcurement”

Metals & Mining

Metals & Mining

16 Equity

16 Equity

PartnersPartners

Electronics

Electronics

Outdoor Products

Outdoor Products

and Services

and Services

Metals & MiningMetals & Mining (16 Companies)(16 Companies)

Japanese Gas,

Japanese Gas,

Chemicals &Chemicals &

UtilitiesUtilities

e-Procuremente-Procurement

ConsortiumConsortium

(14 Companies)(14 Companies)

Document Exchange

Document Exchange

Architecture for Electronic

Architecture for Electronic

Marketplaces and

Marketplaces and

Marketplace Networks

Marketplace Networks

If you send me a

catalog

request

, I will send

you a

catalog

If you send me a

purchase order

and I can

fulfil it, I will send you a

purchase order

response

Integrated Business Services

Integrated Business Services

are XML Document Exchanges

are XML Document Exchanges

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XML Document Exchange

XML Document Exchange

Architecture

 Architecture

Document exchange is a more natural way

Document exchange is a more natural way to think about doing business

 to think about doing business

Less brittle than APIs (how enterprise

Less brittle than APIs (how enterprise sw

sw

vendors think)

vendors think)



More consistent with legacy EDI

More consistent with legacy EDI



XML is application and vendor neutral,

XML is application and vendor neutral, making it easy to provide “open”

making it easy to provide “open” marketplace with 3rd party buying and

marketplace with 3rd party buying and selling apps and other marketplace services

selling apps and other marketplace services like payment, taxation, logistics…

like payment, taxation, logistics…



Document exchange between marketplaces is

Document exchange between marketplaces is fundamentally the same as within a

fundamentally the same as within a marketplace -> Global Trading Web

marketplace -> Global Trading Web

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Company

1

There are many different

There are many different

“standard” document formats

“standard” document formats

Company

2

Company

3

Company

4

Company

5

Company

nnn

PO 1

PO 3PO 2

PO 4

PO NNN

Problem:

Individual

every other company’scompanies mapping to

document formats

doesn’t scale

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XML and Metcalfe’s Law

XML and Metcalfe’s Law





The value of a language

The value of a language

depends on how many

depends on how many

people (or computers)

people (or computers)

understand it

understand it





How do you encourage and

How do you encourage and

enable others to

enable others to

understand your language?

understand your language?