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Over the years companies have been accustom to conducting business in a traditional manner where consumers’ would be greeted with a friendly smile at the front of the business owners’ doors. Now with the growth of technology and consumers using more of the internet, companies have realized that an employee’s smile is just not enough to bring in business. Instead, companies now have expanded their business to the internet so it may provide the product and services consumers are looking for. Unlike most store located in various domestic/global regions, the supply chain is very much different when providing product and services on a Business to consumer (B2C) and Business to Business (B2B) site. To elaborate this paper compare the different characteristics of the Business to Business (B2B) and Business to Consumers supply chain.
Supply Chain
In order to fully understand the characteristics of the B2B and B2C and compare the two, one must first understand the basic concept......

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