E-commerce & Logistics

M2 Master in Management MIM:

• MR13403A Master in International Business and Corporate Development
• MR11802A Master in E-Business and Digital Marketing

 

The objective of this course is to study the evolution of business models with the appearance of the internet and connected objects. A part of the course is devoted to the impact of digital business models on logistics constraints.
The emergence of the internet has created new business by changing the catchment area of shops. Buyers today are facing a very important choice. The problem is now to capture the prospect and turn it into a customer. Several strategies are being studied (Product dominant logic, Services dominant logic, Data dominant logic).
The course exposes changes in purchasing behavior and internet opportunities, particularly in terms of user tracking and commercial analysis of data.
A presentation and analysis of the business models used abroad will be made by the students. Particular emphasis is placed on the BRICS and the transposition of the European and North American models.
Strategies such as web-to-store, Instant deal, Embedded deals are analyzed to see marketing opportunities. An inventory of online shopping can isolate emerging markets.
A huge part is dedicated to web site analysis and the creation of an online strategy.
In a final part, the course presents the impact of these new forms of purchase on logistic constraints. Many emerging markets (Africa, Asia) are today constrained by the postal distribution network and the lack of a cadastre.