Information Systems and Business strategy Alignment - slide 7

Information Systems and Business strategy Alignment - slide 7

Digitization and E-commerce Business Strategies - Feasibility Report - Slide 7

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Findings and Justification

Course of action: Business strategies such as cost leadership, differentiation, innovation will be fully realized through automation of business process, if this project is approved and implemented.​

• Considerations on IS Acceptance: Vendor lock-in, Security and Privacy issues are the core issues to address before acceptance criteria is met. ​
  
• Ethical use: E-business automation, Data integration, analytics and visualization, etc.
  

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ICT Requirements to Implement Business Strategy in the Long-term for the Temunah Global.

In line with the previous discussions, business strategies such as cost leadership, and strategic alliance can be implemented through a business transformation that has potential benefits and can meet the long-term strategic needs of the business, customers, and stakeholders.

To implement the above strategies,  the  digitization of business processes is mandatory. The ICT requirement for the implementation of strategies  is cloud infrastructures and enterprise software as a service (SaaS) applications such as:​

• Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) ​
  
• Customer Relationship Management (CRM)​
  
• Supply Chain Management (SCM)​
  
• Real-Time Business Intelligent (BI)​
  
• Chatbot powered by Artificial Intelligent​
  

Next slide contains the feasibility report of the project

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Digitization  and E-commerce Business Strategies - Slide 5

Business Needs: This type of strategic need is the business machinary we put in place to ensure the smooth operation of business strategies. In Temunah Global e-commerce, the number one business strategic needs is an efficient supply chain management (SCM) system that makes sure products are delivered timely, stocks are replenished before depletion, smooth cooperation with many suppliers, etc. The ES which initiates these business processes is ERP II integrated with a real-time BI application. This ES enables the  right automation to take place and gives employees the visibility required to carry out business operations. Sometimes, this ES has the capability to activate business processes in a timely manner. Again, business data to perform analytics for insights is a core strategic need.​

• Customers Need: Due to obsessive focus on our customers' needs, we ensure quality selection criteria of goods displayed in the store-front meets our customers' needs. An implementation of smooth and fast supply chain and logistics to timely deliver products sold to our customers is a priority. An adequate refund and compensation scheme must be implemented. We must use different marketing and feedback mechanisms such as product recommendations, customer reviews, and long-tail strategies to satisfy our customers' needs. ​
  
• Stakeholders Needs: The long-term strategic need of the stakeholders (e.g. investors, employees, customers, and suppliers) is to maintain a healthy financial outlook of the business and a quality payroll, whilst fulfilling customers' needs without compromising business strategies.​
  

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Long-term Strategic needs of the Business, its Customers and other Stakeholders.​

In Temunah Global e-business, the Strategic needs are the raw materials, tools, and human resources required to keep the business running, even in the time of uncertainty. The raw materials represents data, tools represents technology, while human resources represents skills and experience. When these core business needs are lacking, external forces (e.g. competitions, government policies, etc.) will force a business to go under. ​

Strategic needs vary depending on the context we view them. In the view lens of:​

• Business​
  
• Customers, and​
  
• Stakeholders​
  

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