B2B vs. B2C Supply Chain
Twenty-first century technology has changed the way companies do business with each other and with their customers. The internet has connected companies around the world and made every person on earth a possible customer. No longer must a company have a brick and mortar store, nearby, in order for a customer to be able to shop at the store. Business to Business (B2B) and Business to Customer (B2C) have forever been changed Internet and for the better. This paper will discuss the differences between the supply chains for both relationships.
Website set up for B2B and B2C will be largely different when the companies function in only one or the other, of those capacities. B2B interaction can be more complex as companies may need to partner to create their independent form of interaction. For example, a grocery store warehouse may always purchase assorted goods from one company but never of the same quantity and possibly at different times. This grocery......
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