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    PRINCIPLES & OPERATIONS CONTEXTS BUSINESS ACTIVITY INDIVIDUAL ASSIGNMENT SUBMITTED BY: - SUBMITTED TO:- ANIL BISHT Prof. (Dr.) T. Muthukumar PTM1001014 Module Lecturer Business Activity:- The Functions and Purpose of Businesses - A Business Success? eBay was founded in 1995 by Pierre Omidyar. In just ten years eBay has grown into one of the world’s

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    SERVICES What services does eBay provide? 1.1- THE ONLINE AUCTION MARKETPLACE Hailed as “The Customer Marketplace” by the Harvard Business Review authors‚ eBay provides an online auction platform for individual buyers and sellers‚ small businesses and larger corporations to get connected‚ trade and interact with each other. When Pierre Omidyar originally founded eBay in 1995‚ he was merely helping his wife sell her old Pez dispensers by connecting her to potential buyers. eBay remains true to providing

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    1‚083 Rebecca Payne ECO2023 Pray 11-19-2012 eBay & Weird Al Business Structures There are a variety of different business structures that comprise the market in the world today. The most common ones found in the business world today are sole proprietorships‚ partnerships‚ and corporations. From these you will also find monopolies and oligopolies. Economists assume there are a number of different buyers and sellers in the market which leads to competition which allows prices to change

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    competitors)‚ substitute products or services (many of the items on eBay are not purely exclusive to the site and other sites use similar ways to do their business)‚ supplier power (there is a limitless number of suppliers for eBay‚ and much revenue comes from suppliers’ own revenue)‚ buyer power (each item can be listed on eBay where a limitless number of buyers use the site‚ and choose whether to use the site or not). EBay’s business model is that of a consumer-to-consumer (C2C) model‚ where customers

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    ebay – the world’s largest e-business eBay is definitely the world’s largest e-business so far. As the pioneer of e-commerce‚ eBay is “sustained by trust‚ and inspired by opportunity (Chaffey‚ Dave).” In this case study‚ I am trying to figure out that how the characteristics of the digital media with strategic decisions taken by its management team have supported eBay‚ the world’s largest e-business‚ growth. Analyzing the growth of eBay can definitely help me impress the acknowledge of e-Commerce

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    contributed to the success of eBay using the value-chain analysis or RBV concept? In 21st century the internet population started rising across various countries of Asia and eBay is the largest and leading provider of online auction for consumer-to-consumer in the world. Using the Resource-Based View concept‚ we will first identify the three key types of resources that eBay possess‚ and these are the competitive advantages that contributed to the success of eBay. 1. Tangible Resources

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    successful internetbased company‚ eBay History of eBayeBay started life out as Auctionweb‚ founded by Pierre Omidyar  Brainstorming amongst friends resulted in the overall idea  By 1997 maintained its impressive growth but it needed additional funding  Benchmark provided said funding‚ and more importantly‚ leadership  Ms. Whitman was installed as CEO and Mr. Swette as COO  First move was to issue an IPO How does it work?  eBay provides listings and listings support

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    4. eBay is positioned well to successfully compete with its top three competitors‚ Amazon‚ Google and Overstock. Table 1 provides a financial comparison of eBay with its top three competitors. eBay is a distant third from Google with a market capitalization of $64 billion but is first or second in key ratio comparisons (eBay Direct Competitor‚ 2012). Specifically‚ eBay is first or second in several key ratios such as Gross Margin‚ Operating Margin‚ Earnings Per Share and Price/Earnings. The Operating

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    | Case Analysis: eBay Customer Support Outsourcing | | Name: Qiong HuangStudent #: 500423506Course #: MT 8216For: Professor BabinDate: December‚ 10‚ 2010 | Situation eBay.com‚ “the world’s online marketplace”‚ is an online auction and shopping website in which people and business buy and sell a wide variety of goods and services worldwide. It is managed by eBay Inc‚ which is founded in 1995 by Pierre Omidyar. eBay’ mission was to provide a robust trading platform where practically

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    eBay and Online Auction Industry Analysis eBay was founded in 1995 and has grown into a multibillion dollar corporation. The online auction industry has grown dramatically since the 1990s. Like its competitors‚ eBay does not produce any goods. eBay’s business model is to make money from the movement of information through the Internet. It does not produce a tangible product but provides the service of joining independent sellers and buyers together. It makes its revenue by charging sellers commissions

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