Exploratory study on the effectiveness of three retailing models.

Traditional retailing has been transformed dramatically in recent years due to the explosion of opportunities generated by advanced infomration technology. The emergence of electronic commerce has presented both new opportunities and threats for busines. With internet access becoming ubiquitious, th...

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Main Authors: Seah, Catherine Geok Choo., Yip, Lai Mei., Wong, Felicia Kwai Inn.
Other Authors: Xin, Yang
Format: Final Year Project (FYP)
Published: 2008
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Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/10356/11668
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author Seah, Catherine Geok Choo.
Yip, Lai Mei.
Wong, Felicia Kwai Inn.
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Seah, Catherine Geok Choo.
Yip, Lai Mei.
Wong, Felicia Kwai Inn.
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description Traditional retailing has been transformed dramatically in recent years due to the explosion of opportunities generated by advanced infomration technology. The emergence of electronic commerce has presented both new opportunities and threats for busines. With internet access becoming ubiquitious, the internet is being used as a tool for communication as well as a platform for business transactions and operations. This study aims to gain a better understanding of three business models currently used in retailing, traditional "brick-and-mortar", online and "click-and-mortar", and suggest appropriate strategies to be adopted. An exploratory study was undertaken to study their characteristics, key success factors and challenges, and determine the consumer attitudes and behaviours of cyber-buyers and non cyber buyers towards online shopping.
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spelling ntu-10356/116682023-05-19T06:16:17Z Exploratory study on the effectiveness of three retailing models. Seah, Catherine Geok Choo. Yip, Lai Mei. Wong, Felicia Kwai Inn. Xin, Yang Nanyang Business School DRNTU::Business::International business::Retail Traditional retailing has been transformed dramatically in recent years due to the explosion of opportunities generated by advanced infomration technology. The emergence of electronic commerce has presented both new opportunities and threats for busines. With internet access becoming ubiquitious, the internet is being used as a tool for communication as well as a platform for business transactions and operations. This study aims to gain a better understanding of three business models currently used in retailing, traditional "brick-and-mortar", online and "click-and-mortar", and suggest appropriate strategies to be adopted. An exploratory study was undertaken to study their characteristics, key success factors and challenges, and determine the consumer attitudes and behaviours of cyber-buyers and non cyber buyers towards online shopping. 2008-09-24T07:57:39Z 2008-09-24T07:57:39Z 2001 2001 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/11668 Nanyang Technological University application/pdf
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Seah, Catherine Geok Choo.
Yip, Lai Mei.
Wong, Felicia Kwai Inn.
Exploratory study on the effectiveness of three retailing models.
title Exploratory study on the effectiveness of three retailing models.
title_full Exploratory study on the effectiveness of three retailing models.
title_fullStr Exploratory study on the effectiveness of three retailing models.
title_full_unstemmed Exploratory study on the effectiveness of three retailing models.
title_short Exploratory study on the effectiveness of three retailing models.
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