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===Causes=== | |||
*Inforamtion is the glue that keeps the Supply Chain together but its melting | *Inforamtion is the glue that keeps the Supply Chain together but its melting | ||
* Informational value chain separate from the physical and release economic value | * Informational value chain separate from the physical and release economic value | ||
*Blowing up the Trade Off - The line is now much further to the right with the internet - eg both Richness and reach | *Blowing up the Trade Off - The line is now much further to the right with the internet - eg both Richness and reach | ||
===Consequences=== | |||
*Deconstruction and Disintermediation - of tradiotnal Suuply chain which is ten reconstrcuted - Middlemen will disappear | *Deconstruction and Disintermediation - of tradiotnal Suuply chain which is ten reconstrcuted - Middlemen will disappear | ||
*The greater reach of navigators will shift power from sellers to buyers | *The greater reach of navigators will shift power from sellers to buyers | ||
Revision as of 10:10, 27 December 2010
Causes
- Inforamtion is the glue that keeps the Supply Chain together but its melting
- Informational value chain separate from the physical and release economic value
- Blowing up the Trade Off - The line is now much further to the right with the internet - eg both Richness and reach
Consequences
- Deconstruction and Disintermediation - of tradiotnal Suuply chain which is ten reconstrcuted - Middlemen will disappear
- The greater reach of navigators will shift power from sellers to buyers
- Uncertainty as to what and who will control new standards - Increasingly selling information - Extranets will lower transaction costs
- Traditional orgs will be replaced by Teams
