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In today's fast-paced world, the way of doing business has evolved to accommodate the global market. Traditionally the way of doing business was strictly through brick and mortar. However the Internet has changed the way businesses are reaching their customers. The use of technology has given businesses the ability to tap into additional markets. Two segmented markets that will be discussed in this paper are Business-to-Business (B2B), and Business-to-Customer (B2C), and their supply chains. In addition, this paper will define the terms, and explain how the supply chains differ from B2B and B2C.
According to learnthat.com a supply chain is essentially a distribution channel from which a product comes from sourcing or production to the consumer, its destination (learnthat.com). A real world example of this may be a customer in BestBuy that wants to purchase the latest Xbox 360 game console. The chain of events begins when the manufacture received the raw goods possibly some......

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