A typology of distribution channel systems: a contextual approach

Article Abstract:

A typology of channel systems based on channel contextual factors indicates that the systems' behavioral process differs among various channel contexts. The three factors include environmental uncertainty, value-added in the downstream channel and supplier replaceability. The proposed typology also shows that effective management of relationships among business firms can be possible with high commitment under particular channel contexts.

Distribution of goods, Distribution (Commerce)

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Export intermediation and the internet: an activity-unbundling approach

Article Abstract:

A study analyzing the effect of Internet and electronic commerce on exports, and intermediate activities in international marketing, is presented.

United Kingdom, Internet, Exports, International marketing

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Strategic issues of e-commerce as an alternative global distribution system

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The development of electronic commerce as an international distribution channel is discussed. Future research opportunities are also presented.

Telegraph & other communications, World, Video Retailing Service, All Other Information Services, Statistical Data Included, Online services, Internet services, Home shopping

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