Manu's MBA

Maastricht University documents

Internet Technology and International Business

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http://www2.unimaas.nl/~life/kleimeier, on Corporate Governance and International Fincance and Accouting.

Vera Yilmaz Christian and I (Steve)

Topics

• Topic 2: Internet technology: where does it come from, where does it go?
  OUR TEAM:ICANN, the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers
• Topic 3: Information products and services: pricing, versioning and rights management
  Information products play a central role in Internet economy. Firstly, one might argue that most of e-commerce activities try to add an information component to a traditional product, second e-commerce changes more tremendously the domains of products and services that can be delivered completely electronically (like music, news, scientific journals).
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• Topic 4: Internet – new economy
  Merit and Infonomics, both institutes here at the UM. He will speak about the Internet economy. In particular, he will compare the 'old economics' with the so-called 'new economy'
• Topic 5: Lock-in and networks: the core of sustainable Internet business
  Lock-in to a product or service is given when switching to a competitors product would not only require expenses with purchasing the new product, but also costs that are just due to the fact that you want to switch products. Network externalities, or positive feedback is given if the utility of a product increases just due to the fact that others consume the same product.
  OUR TREAM:yahoo.com, a portal, free e-mail and search site.
  PRESENTATION
• Topic 6: Cooperation, compatibility and standards
  OUR TREAM:Cisco, the world's largest supplier of routers.
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• Topic 7: The Role of Intermediaries in markets and networks
  OUR TREAM:The E-power for Transportation
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