“An agent is at hand to bring everything into harmonious cooperation, triumphing over space and time, to subdue prejudice and unite every part of our land.

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“An agent is at hand to bring everything into harmonious cooperation, triumphing over space and time, to subdue prejudice and unite every part of our land in rapid and friendly communication… and that great motive agent is steam.” [Charles Fraser, 1880]

E-commerce promises: Structural change and efficiency Entry barriers shattered Small is powerful Disintermediation Frictionless economy

The story so far... Entering is easy, staying is difficult Large players dominate, consolidation New intermediaries emerge, old intermediaries adapt Stickiness gives traction, friction-free is slippery

Making sense of the transformation The many faces of E-commerce What is really new? What are the implications?

Mapping E-commerce infrastructure marketplace transaction & payment deliverable

Conventional marketplace C-good Mapping E-commerce conventional infrastructure marketplace transaction & payment deliverable Conventional Commerce

Electronic infrastructure Conventional marketplace C-good Mapping E-commerce conventional electronic infrastructure marketplace transaction & payment deliverable Conventional Commerce Net-aided Commerce

Electronic infrastructure Conventional marketplace Electronic marketplace C-good Mapping E-commerce E-payment conventional electronic infrastructure marketplace transaction & payment deliverable Conventional Commerce Net-aided Commerce Indirect E-commerce

Electronic infrastructure Conventional marketplace Electronic marketplace E-goodC-good E-delivery Mapping E-commerce E-payment conventional electronic infrastructure marketplace transaction & payment deliverable Conventional Commerce Net-aided Commerce Indirect E-commerce Direct E-Commerce

Electronic infrastructure Conventional marketplace Electronic marketplace E-goodC-good E-delivery E-payment conventional electronic marketplace Mapping E-commerce Creating new Marketplaces

Not so new: Network-aided commerce  Enhance the flow of market-related information  Inform price changes and relay them ("more dynamic pricing")  Fast, cost-effective demand and supply matching  Speed up transactions  Reach new customers  Lower sales and marketing costs  Lower procurement costs

Really new: The network is the marketplace The network has become the place where fundamental market processes take place: –discovery –matching –negotiation –transaction –(sometimes) delivery

Network configuration determines Marketplace architecture Who can play? –Buyers, sellers, third parties –Equal or differential access By what rules? –Exchange (bid/ask), auctions, catalog, brokerage,... –level or biased  network control yields market control

Multiple marketplaces Consolidate existing market relationships and market power (e.g. auto, Dell) New trading and distribution spaces (e.g. Napster, content syndication) Aggregate buyer power (e.g. procurement) Walled gardens (e.g. AOL-TW, broadband cable, I-mode, WAP)

- Discovery + - execution / fulfillment + Existing channels automation E-marketplace Content & Community portals Neutral exchanges Buyers’ agents Sellers’ agents

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