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Launching a Successful Online Business
Amais Haroon
BSBA
amaisrazi@yahoo.com
Learning Objectives
1. Understand the fundamental requirements for initiating an
online business.
2. Describe the process of initiating and funding a start-up e-
business or large e-project.
3. Understand the process of adding EC initiatives to an existing
business.
4. Describe the issues and methods of transforming an
organization into an e-business.
5. Describe the process of acquiring Web sites and evaluating
building versus hosting options.
Learning Objectives
6. Understand the importance of providing and managing
content and describe how to accomplish this.
7. Evaluate Web sites on design criteria, such as appearance,
navigation, consistency, and performance.
8. Understand how search engine optimization may help a Web
site obtain high placement in search engines.
9. Understand how to provide some major support e-services.
10. Understand the process of building an online storefront.
11. Be able to build an online storefront with templates.
Starting a New Online Business
 An E-Start-Up Is a Start-Up
 An e-start-up is basically a start-up and, as such, must consider all
the issues faced by a physical start up
 Steps in Creating a New Company or Adding an
Online Project
1. Identify a consumer or business need in the marketplace
2. Investigate the opportunity
3. Determine the business owners ability to meet the need
Starting a New Online Business
 Identify a consumer or business need in the marketplace
 Many businesses begin with a good idea
 But there shouldnt be a gap between what people want and what is
available
 Innovation is the key
 Investigate the opportunity
 Idea need to be realistic
 Potential number of individuals interested in purchasing the proposed
product or service
 Revenue models investigations
Starting a New Online Business
 Determine the business owners ability to meet the need
 If realistic opportunity exist, do the perspective business owner have
the ability to convert the opportunity into success
 Is the business in a n industry the perspective business owner knows
well?
 Is it something the entrepreneur loves doing?
 Are family and friends supportive?
 Business skills in staff recruitment, management, negotiation,
marketing, and financial management are required.
Some Tips for Success
 Do your homework
 Research
 Ideas has to be tangible
 More effective than anything already on the market
 Aim for excitement
 Make your customers says wow or finally
 Whittle, shape, iterate, repeat
 Test and improve the ideas and prototypes several times.
 Your developers and designers can do this but with your say
Some Tips for Success
 Get real
 Build physical prototypes to get feedback from friends, suppliers, and
customers
 Avoid creating a gizmo
 Beware of creating a product (service) with obvious faults, even if it
looks like a brilliant design, make sure it works
Planning Online Business
 Online Business Planning
 Business plan
A written document that identifies a companys goals and outlines how
the company intends to achieve the goals and at what cost
 Business case
A document that justifies the investment of internal, organizational
resources in a specific application or project
Funding a New Online Business
 First round of initial funding
 Angel investor
A wealthy individual who contributes personal funds and possibly
expertise at the earliest stage of business development
 Incubator
A company, university, or nonprofit organization that supports
businesses in their initial stages of development
Funding a New Online Business
 Second round financing
 venture capital (VC)
Money invested in a business by an individual, a group of individuals
(venture capitalists), or a funding company in exchange for equity in
the business
 Additional funding: A large partner
 The initial public offering (IPO)
Adding E-Commerce Initiatives or
Transforming to an E-Business
 Adding EC Initiatives to an Existing Business
 The most common additions are:
 A storefront
 A portal
 E-procurement
 Auctions and reverse auctions
 Other initiatives
Adding E-Commerce Initiatives or
Transforming to an E-Business
 A Storefront
 Adding an online sales channel is common in both B2C and B2B
 The required investment is very low
 A storefront can be built fairly quickly, and the damage in case of
failure may not be too large
Adding E-Commerce Initiatives or
Transforming to an E-Business
 A Portal
 Several types of corporate portals available
 Companies have more than one portal for internal collaboration and
communication
 Example
 A storefront for employees or for external customers will
include a portal
 Issues
 Issues of content and design, as well as security, are of utmost
importance
 May vendors offers portal-building services, vendor selection
may be an important issue
Adding E-Commerce Initiatives or
Transforming to an E-Business
 E-Procurement
 EC initiative is popular with large companies
 E-Procurement frequently requires a business plan and extensive
integration (both internally and externally)
 EC architecture must be in place
Adding E-Commerce Initiatives or
Transforming to an E-Business
 Auctions and Reverse Auctions
 Large corporations need to consider building their own auction or
reverse auction (for e-procurement) sites
 Forward auctions are easy to setup
 Reverse auctions requires more integration with business partners
Adding E-Commerce Initiatives or
Transforming to an E-Business
 Other Initiatives
 m-commerce
 Many companies are deploying wireless applications inside the
organization and on selling and advertising via m-commerce
technologies
 Enterprise social networks
 Many large companies now offer blogs and wikis
 Example
損 Toyota
損 Coca-Cola
Understanding Organizational
Transformation
 The key points in understanding organizational transformation are as
follows:
 The organizations ways of thinking and vision will fundamentally
change
 There will be revolutionary changes to the process and context
involved in creating a new organizational vision and rethinking
business models and business strategy
Understanding Organizational
Transformation
 The change must involve a substantial break from previous ways of
acting. It will likely involve discovering and developing new opportunities
and new ways of doing things
 The change must permeate through and impact on the behavior of a
majority of organizational members
 The change will involve creating new systems, procedures, and structure
that not only enable and dictate how new processes function, but that will
also impact on the deeply embedded business models and understandings
that drive the organization
Building or Acquiring a Web Site
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Launching a successful online business

  • 1. Launching a Successful Online Business Amais Haroon BSBA amaisrazi@yahoo.com
  • 2. Learning Objectives 1. Understand the fundamental requirements for initiating an online business. 2. Describe the process of initiating and funding a start-up e- business or large e-project. 3. Understand the process of adding EC initiatives to an existing business. 4. Describe the issues and methods of transforming an organization into an e-business. 5. Describe the process of acquiring Web sites and evaluating building versus hosting options.
  • 3. Learning Objectives 6. Understand the importance of providing and managing content and describe how to accomplish this. 7. Evaluate Web sites on design criteria, such as appearance, navigation, consistency, and performance. 8. Understand how search engine optimization may help a Web site obtain high placement in search engines. 9. Understand how to provide some major support e-services. 10. Understand the process of building an online storefront. 11. Be able to build an online storefront with templates.
  • 4. Starting a New Online Business An E-Start-Up Is a Start-Up An e-start-up is basically a start-up and, as such, must consider all the issues faced by a physical start up Steps in Creating a New Company or Adding an Online Project 1. Identify a consumer or business need in the marketplace 2. Investigate the opportunity 3. Determine the business owners ability to meet the need
  • 5. Starting a New Online Business Identify a consumer or business need in the marketplace Many businesses begin with a good idea But there shouldnt be a gap between what people want and what is available Innovation is the key Investigate the opportunity Idea need to be realistic Potential number of individuals interested in purchasing the proposed product or service Revenue models investigations
  • 6. Starting a New Online Business Determine the business owners ability to meet the need If realistic opportunity exist, do the perspective business owner have the ability to convert the opportunity into success Is the business in a n industry the perspective business owner knows well? Is it something the entrepreneur loves doing? Are family and friends supportive? Business skills in staff recruitment, management, negotiation, marketing, and financial management are required.
  • 7. Some Tips for Success Do your homework Research Ideas has to be tangible More effective than anything already on the market Aim for excitement Make your customers says wow or finally Whittle, shape, iterate, repeat Test and improve the ideas and prototypes several times. Your developers and designers can do this but with your say
  • 8. Some Tips for Success Get real Build physical prototypes to get feedback from friends, suppliers, and customers Avoid creating a gizmo Beware of creating a product (service) with obvious faults, even if it looks like a brilliant design, make sure it works
  • 9. Planning Online Business Online Business Planning Business plan A written document that identifies a companys goals and outlines how the company intends to achieve the goals and at what cost Business case A document that justifies the investment of internal, organizational resources in a specific application or project
  • 10. Funding a New Online Business First round of initial funding Angel investor A wealthy individual who contributes personal funds and possibly expertise at the earliest stage of business development Incubator A company, university, or nonprofit organization that supports businesses in their initial stages of development
  • 11. Funding a New Online Business Second round financing venture capital (VC) Money invested in a business by an individual, a group of individuals (venture capitalists), or a funding company in exchange for equity in the business Additional funding: A large partner The initial public offering (IPO)
  • 12. Adding E-Commerce Initiatives or Transforming to an E-Business Adding EC Initiatives to an Existing Business The most common additions are: A storefront A portal E-procurement Auctions and reverse auctions Other initiatives
  • 13. Adding E-Commerce Initiatives or Transforming to an E-Business A Storefront Adding an online sales channel is common in both B2C and B2B The required investment is very low A storefront can be built fairly quickly, and the damage in case of failure may not be too large
  • 14. Adding E-Commerce Initiatives or Transforming to an E-Business A Portal Several types of corporate portals available Companies have more than one portal for internal collaboration and communication Example A storefront for employees or for external customers will include a portal Issues Issues of content and design, as well as security, are of utmost importance May vendors offers portal-building services, vendor selection may be an important issue
  • 15. Adding E-Commerce Initiatives or Transforming to an E-Business E-Procurement EC initiative is popular with large companies E-Procurement frequently requires a business plan and extensive integration (both internally and externally) EC architecture must be in place
  • 16. Adding E-Commerce Initiatives or Transforming to an E-Business Auctions and Reverse Auctions Large corporations need to consider building their own auction or reverse auction (for e-procurement) sites Forward auctions are easy to setup Reverse auctions requires more integration with business partners
  • 17. Adding E-Commerce Initiatives or Transforming to an E-Business Other Initiatives m-commerce Many companies are deploying wireless applications inside the organization and on selling and advertising via m-commerce technologies Enterprise social networks Many large companies now offer blogs and wikis Example 損 Toyota 損 Coca-Cola
  • 18. Understanding Organizational Transformation The key points in understanding organizational transformation are as follows: The organizations ways of thinking and vision will fundamentally change There will be revolutionary changes to the process and context involved in creating a new organizational vision and rethinking business models and business strategy
  • 19. Understanding Organizational Transformation The change must involve a substantial break from previous ways of acting. It will likely involve discovering and developing new opportunities and new ways of doing things The change must permeate through and impact on the behavior of a majority of organizational members The change will involve creating new systems, procedures, and structure that not only enable and dictate how new processes function, but that will also impact on the deeply embedded business models and understandings that drive the organization
  • 20. Building or Acquiring a Web Site