B2B Worth reading (96 links)
A selection of articles, white papers, slides and reports
  • eBusiness Perspective eBusiness Perspective. Market Maps of B2B Digital Marketplaces and Web-enabled Supply Demand Management Companies. View/Download (pdf 39k). Register on Broadview site to download complete report. 
  • A Framework for B2B Morgan Stanley Dean Witter 

  • A Framework for B2B, presented at Net Market Makers' ground.zero2. By Mary Meeker, Dave Edwards, Michael Sherrick and Chuck Phillips. Download (pdf 338k) 
  • B2B E-Commerce Hubs Kaplan and Sawney 

  • B2B E-Commerce Hubs: Towards a Taxonomy of Business Models. By Steven Kaplan and Mohanbir Sawhney. View/Download (pdf 73k) 
  • Commerce One, Inc Commerce One, Inc. Excelling with its Portal Strategy. William Epifanio II. View/Download (pdf 260k). JP Morgan 
  • E-Procurement: Stephens, Inc. 

  • E-Procurement: A Guide to Buy-Side Applications. By Scott Alaniz and Robin Roberts. View/Download (pdf 354k) 
  • Independent Trading Exchanges Independent Trading Exchanges-The Next Wave of B2B E-Commerce. By Scott Latham, AMR Research. Download (pdf 137k) 
  • Information Liquidity. Time0 

  • Information Liquidity. By Mark Teflian. Analyzes how Net markets can best use and present information to turn customer understanding into customer transactions. Download (pdf 269k) 
  • Lessons from the Past: 10 B2B William Blair & Company 

  • Lessons from the Past: 10 B2B Thoughts. Presents 10 observations for B2B investors. Download (pdf, 224k) 
  • The B2B Market Maker Book. Merrill Lynch 

  • The B2B Market Maker Book. Henry Blodget and Edwardc McCabe, Merrill Lynch. View/Download (pdf 1.4MB) 
  • The B2Bs are Coming The B2Bs are Coming: New Companies - New Models - Massive Markets. Rewiring the Economy. By Eric B. Upin, February 2000. View/Download (pdf 2.5 mb). Robertson Stephens 
  • Oracle E-Business Portals New 'Portlet' framework provides foundation for both custom and pre-built Oracle Applications portals. September 22, 1999
  • The Web's Trillion dollar secret: B2B Boom edited by Jeffrey Davis from Buisness 2.0 magazine, Sept 1999 It's no longer business-to-business as usual on the Net. Get ready for the next evolution in online commerce.
  • B2B Is Where the Action Is The buzz over E-commerce has centered on consumers snapping up everything from books and CDs to jeans and flowers online. But companies conducting business with other companies is where most of the action is. Business Week, Aug. 18, 1999 
  • Business to get digital certificates In a move designed to boost business-to-business e-commerce and move govt services online, the ATO will give each of Australia's 2.5m businesses a number linked to a digital certificate for free. eCommerce today, Issue 53, July 29, 199
  • E-Commerce Sites Not Living Up To Name By Kevin Merrill June 16, 1999. Computer Reseller News. Business-to-business e-commerce sites have not tapped the potential of the Internet and are just applying old ways of tracking orders to the Web.
  • A-Clue.Com by Dana Blankenhorn Volume 3, No. 21. For the Week of May 24, 1999 This Week's Clue: The B2B Revolution 
  • The Net's Real Business Happens.Com to .Com There may be more headlines retailers books and CDs online. But in terms of dollars and impact, the real electronic-commerce action is in business-to-business e-commerce (New York Times April 19, 1999- Requires free registration)
  • Oracle to Open Biz-to-Biz Store Online Oracle will launch a Web site later this year called Oracle Exchange, an online business-to-business marketplace where companies can buy and sell goods. The Industry Standard, July 28, 1999
  • Energy Commerce B2B E-Commerce energy sector's first information technology publication