From E-Business to Digital Business

Swen Schneider and Lutz Anderie
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Swen Schneider: Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences
Lutz Anderie: Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences

Chapter Chapter 2 in Digital Business Management, 2025, pp 11-23 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract A computer microchip inside an open walnut shell, symbolizing the concept of technology and intelligence. The green microchip contrasts with the brown texture of the walnut. No text or links are present. In a nutshell The digital revolutionDigital revolution has birthed the digital enterpriseDigital enterprises, where E-CommerceE-Commerce and E-BusinessE-Business distinctions are key. Network effectsNetwork effects, disruptionDisruption, and the shift from physical to digital productsDigital products shape successful strategies. The ultimate goal is the full automation of primary processes, offering a seamless self-service experience for customers.

Keywords: Digital business; E-Commerce; E-Business; Digitalization; Digital products; Commercial activities; Business operations; Network effects; Digital channels; Transactions; Digital era; Business models (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2025
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-83177-5_2

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