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....process improvement typically fail to advance beyond streamlining the 4 present form of work. These forms of learning and development take the object and purpose of the activity as given. Recently, a number of writers have questioned the use of process as the unit of analysis in developing work [7,8,9]. Tapscott [7, pp. 29 31] argues that, in the new digital economy , the starting point should not be a business process (as it is in Business Process Reengineering and TQM) but the business model, a high level abstraction of what the business is and could be about. According to him, the new ....

Tapscott, D. 1996. The digital economy. Promise and peril in the age of networked intelligence. New York: McGraw-Hill.

....the implementation of BPR. 2.2.23 One area where business costs can be reduced is in automation of supply chains. Most supply chains comprise at least 4 components, as indicated in Figure 2.6. Manufacturer Wholesaler Consumer Retailer Figure 2.6 The four stages of a typical supply chain. 20 Tapscott, D (1996) The Digital Economy. McGraw Hill. New York. Contributions to Electronic Commerce: what law enforcement and revenue agencies can do. 21 2.2.24 This model applies to most industries, although terminology might differ: In the wool industry, for instance, the Manufacturer is the wool ....

....producers and consumers. So called portal sites are being created by major industry players to be the first port of call for consumers. Much of the drive for this is the quest for potential advertising revenue from the portal sites. Portal sites such as Yahoo (http: www.yahoo.com.au ) may be 22 Tapscott, D (1996) The Digital Economy. McGraw Hill. New York. Contributions to Electronic Commerce: what law enforcement and revenue agencies can do. 28 aimed at a generic audience, whilst others may be aimed at a specific audience, such as amateur fishermen. Electronic Commerce encourages cooperation ....

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