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Web
Business Engineering > Overview
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From a
business perspective, the Web is a technology in search of a
business need instead of a technology serving a business
need. There are millions of businesses with Web sites
distributed across the world. But the huge number of
existing sites does not mean that businesses have discovered
how to effectively use the Web. Indeed, many of the
high-profile Web pioneers, touted as leading the Web
revolution, have either losing money or are shutting down
rapidly. And the trend is still continuing. |
The large
number of current Web sites merely indicates the ease with
which information can be put online. But there is an
important difference between creating a Web site and
creating a business Web site.
A Web site
exchanges information, whereas a business Web
site exchanges value - that is it generates
significant revenues or drastically cuts costs in a
business.
Web
Business Engineering provides us with a systematic method of
creating a high-value business website since it combines
business concepts with engineering strength and analysis
techniques to form a methodology to create business Web
sites. |