Deck 3: Business Models and Strategies
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Deck 3: Business Models and Strategies
1
One of the most famous examples of the brokerage model:
A)Dell.
B)Yahoo!.
C)eBay.
A)Dell.
B)Yahoo!.
C)eBay.
C
2
________ is an important element of any business model.
A)Value proposition
B)Competitive analysis
C)Financial forecasting
A)Value proposition
B)Competitive analysis
C)Financial forecasting
A
3
Companies share information within the organization on:
A)extranets.
B)intranets.
C)open source networks.
A)extranets.
B)intranets.
C)open source networks.
B
4
Which of the following is a type of business marketplace?
A)Consortium
B)Private exchange
C)Both the above
A)Consortium
B)Private exchange
C)Both the above
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5
Possible applications of the Community model include:
A)fundraising.
B)open collaboration.
C)both of the above.
A)fundraising.
B)open collaboration.
C)both of the above.
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6
Music file sharing is an example of which Internet business model?
A)Brokerage
B)Peer-to-peer
C)Community
A)Brokerage
B)Peer-to-peer
C)Community
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7
Which of the following is a true statement about Internet business models?
A)The business models for B2C and B2B markets are different.
B)The best business models are supported by advertising.
C)Nonprofit organizations and governmental agencies make use of a variety of business models.
A)The business models for B2C and B2B markets are different.
B)The best business models are supported by advertising.
C)Nonprofit organizations and governmental agencies make use of a variety of business models.
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8
________ is making recommendations to visitors based on preferences provided by similar visitors.
A)Co-creation
B)Collaboration
C)Collaborative filtering
A)Co-creation
B)Collaboration
C)Collaborative filtering
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9
________ is the business model used to describe a site that resells large amounts of content on the web.
A)Portal
B)Machine-to-Machine
C)Infomediary
A)Portal
B)Machine-to-Machine
C)Infomediary
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10
A business model is:
A)how a company makes money.
B)how a not-for-profit achieves its revenue goals.
C)both the above.
A)how a company makes money.
B)how a not-for-profit achieves its revenue goals.
C)both the above.
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11
Among the functions filled by business models are:
A)to conduct a detailed SWOT analysis.
B)to describe the value proposition.
C)to provide detailed pro forma financial statements.
A)to conduct a detailed SWOT analysis.
B)to describe the value proposition.
C)to provide detailed pro forma financial statements.
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12
Elements of a value proposition do not include:
A)a description of the capabilities of the business.
B)a description of customer service strategy.
C)a description of the target customer.
A)a description of the capabilities of the business.
B)a description of customer service strategy.
C)a description of the target customer.
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13
Examples of the infomediary business model include:
A)Amazon.
B)Yahoo!.
C)Wall Street Journal Online.
A)Amazon.
B)Yahoo!.
C)Wall Street Journal Online.
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14
Which of the following is not an element to be considered when preparing an Internet business model?
A)How value will be created for customers.
B)How customers will use the product or service.
C)The importance of multiple revenue streams.
A)How value will be created for customers.
B)How customers will use the product or service.
C)The importance of multiple revenue streams.
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15
The ________ manages and distributes data on the Internet.
A)portal
B)disintermediator
C)infomediary
A)portal
B)disintermediator
C)infomediary
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16
Which of the following is an example of the utility model?
A)Skype
B)Slashdot
C)Both of the above
A)Skype
B)Slashdot
C)Both of the above
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17
Revenue models for online businesses include:
A)Bringing buyers and sellers together.
B)Reaching buyers directly.
C)both of the above.
A)Bringing buyers and sellers together.
B)Reaching buyers directly.
C)both of the above.
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18
Disintermediation means:
A)Syndication
B)Eliminate the middleman
C)Direct Selling
A)Syndication
B)Eliminate the middleman
C)Direct Selling
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19
The main function of a portal is to:
A)provide a huge amount of content.
B)provide access to the Internet.
C)provide free services.
A)provide a huge amount of content.
B)provide access to the Internet.
C)provide free services.
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20
________ is making recommendations to visitors based on preferences generated by the purchases of similar visitors.
A)Collaborative filtering
B)Collaboration
C)Co-creation
A)Collaborative filtering
B)Collaboration
C)Co-creation
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21
Ecommerce is not applicable to nonprofit markets:
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22
Business model and business plan are synonymous terms.
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23
When creating their business model Internet marketers must choose a single, specific revenue model.
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24
Business models in the B2C space are entirely different from business models in the B2B space.
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25
Selling software-based services on the Internet is an example of which type of model?
A)Merchant
B)Brokerage
C)Manufacturer
A)Merchant
B)Brokerage
C)Manufacturer
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26
Application Service Providers (ASPs) provide software applications and services to small companies.
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27
With the demise of Napster the Peer-to-Peer application is no longer viable.
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28
A business model describes how the enterprise creates value for customers and generates revenue.
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29
A value proposition describes the value created for all customers who purchase this type of product.
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30
The advertising model is an excellent way for a new business to consider making money.
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31
The advertising model is an extension of which traditional model?
A)Media Broadcast
B)Banner Advertising
C)Marketplace
A)Media Broadcast
B)Banner Advertising
C)Marketplace
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32
RSS feeds are:
A)a method of generating revenue from website content.
B)a method of syndicating content.
C)used by large corporations to transmit information over the Internet.
A)a method of generating revenue from website content.
B)a method of syndicating content.
C)used by large corporations to transmit information over the Internet.
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33
A statistical technique to identify underlying patterns in data:
A)provide a huge amount of content.
B)predictive modeling.
C)aggregation.
A)provide a huge amount of content.
B)predictive modeling.
C)aggregation.
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34
A company selling shoes online to consumers is following which business model?
A)Merchant
B)Brokerage
C)Aggregation
A)Merchant
B)Brokerage
C)Aggregation
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35
eToys illustrates the following concept:
A)Internet firms often have large initial investments in technology and order fulfillment facilities.
B)the importance of various cost elements does not vary greatly from offline to online businesses.
C)for the customer, costs of switching from one supplier to another are high.
A)Internet firms often have large initial investments in technology and order fulfillment facilities.
B)the importance of various cost elements does not vary greatly from offline to online businesses.
C)for the customer, costs of switching from one supplier to another are high.
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36
Affiliate programs are worthwhile but expensive for marketers to operate.
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37
The key function of the affiliate model is to:
A)manage and distribute software-based services and solutions.
B)provide financial incentives to partners.
C)share revenue through banner ads.
A)manage and distribute software-based services and solutions.
B)provide financial incentives to partners.
C)share revenue through banner ads.
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38
Infomediaries are present only in the B2C marketspace.
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39
Advertising is the only feasible revenue stream for most Internet businesses.
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40
The value proposition concept only applies to online banking.
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41
A proprietary system is usually not sold or licensed.
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42
In your own words describe the functions of a business model and explain why the concept is important.
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43
The value proposition is an important marketing concept.Explain the concept and give an example of how an Internet business creates value for customers.
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44
The subscription model is not applicable to nonprofit markets:
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