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[DimStar]

Ich habe das Gefühl, daß sich noch in vielen Branchen in nächster Zeit einige Firmen für eine Gemeinschaftsplattform entscheiden könnten. Die Frage bleibt, wer die Technologie liefert.


Airlines take off with Net marketplace plans
By Erich Luening
Staff Writer, CNET News.com
April 28, 2000, 8:30 a.m. PT
A group of six major airlines said today it plans to build a business-to-business online marketplace to handle supply purchases, a process that costs about $32 billion a year.

Founding members of the company, which will be named and launched in the coming weeks, are American Airlines, Air France, British Airways, Continental Airlines, Delta Air Lines and United Airlines. A technology partner will be picked in coming weeks as well, the airlines said in a statement.


They are forming a U.S.-based company to create and operate a Web site that will handle purchases and sales of items such as fuel and fuel services, airframes, avionics and engine components, and maintenance equipment and services. The Net marketplace will not include air transportation services or big-ticket items such as aircraft.

The financial investment of each airline was not announced.

Several airlines involved have launched other Web-centric initiatives. United earlier this year said it will create a unit dedicated to online strategies and an environment attractive to Web-savvy workers and executives.

The airlines follow companies in other industries, such as automotive, chemical, construction and retail food, that have adopted similar strategies to trim the costs of purchasing supplies.

Aviation and aerospace players have also jumped on the business-to-business bandwagon in the past few months. Deals include Ariba and Partsbase.com`s aerospace and aviation marketplace; United Technologies, Honeywell and i2 Technologies` MyAircraft.com; and start-up AviationX`s recently debuted prototype of its portal for suppliers and manufacturers.

The rapid popularity of the business-to-business sector, which is expected to surpass the trillion-dollar mark in the next three years, has created several hurdles. Some companies have voiced concerns about the potential need for government regulation of marketplaces, which concentrate tremendous purchasing clout among a handful of large companies.


Fortsetzung folgt

[xtf]

Das wird ja dann aber wohl Leader Commerce One sein.
Naja wird auf jeden Fall interessant.
Also trotzdem und immer noch B2B strong buy

[DimStar]

Führende Chemieunternehmen vereinbaren die Gründung eines elektronischen Marktplatzes für weltweite Transaktionen, Logistik und Supply Chain Management
17.05.00
P 500



ATOFINA, BASF, Bayer, BP Amoco, Dow, DuPont, Mitsui, Mitsubishi, Rohm und Haas, Sumitomo Chemical und Van Waters & Rogers haben sich grundsätzlich auf die Gründung eines neuen Business-to-business (B2B) E-Commerce-Unternehmens verständigt. Das Joint Venture wird den weltweit führenden virtuellen Chemiemarktplatz betreiben. Die Größe des angepeilten Marktes wird auf etwa 400 Milliarden Euro geschätzt. Das neue Unternehmen wird anderen qualifizierten Chemieunternehmen aus aller Welt die Teilnahme anbieten.

Der neue Chemiemarktplatz wird dank der breiten Produktpalette sowie des gebündelten Know how dieser weltweit führenden Chemieunternehmen eine herausragende Position als Online-Marktplatz einnehmen. Er wird die Kosten entlang der Wertschöpfungskette senken, indem er integrierten Service für Einkaufs- und Verkaufsvorgänge anbietet. Die Produktpalette umfasst Grundchemikalien, Zwischenprodukte, Spezialchemikalien und Feinchemikalien.

Dieser neue virtuelle Marktplatz ermöglicht sehr enge Verbindungen zwischen den Planungssystemen von Lieferanten und Kunden. Er soll in bereits bestehenden Geschäftsbeziehungen die Transaktionskosten senken, indem er sie auf das Internet überträgt.

Als offener und neutraler Marktplatz mit umfassendem Serviceangebot wird sich das neue Unternehmen mit den Geschäftsprozessen auf allen Handelsstufen befassen und sich dabei eng an der Wertschöpfungskette ausrichten. Anders als bei bereits bestehenden Marktplätzen richtet sich das Angebot im Wesentlichen an Geschäftspartner, mit denen bereits vertragliche Beziehungen bestehen. Dabei handelt es sich um den größten Teil des weltweiten Chemiemarktes. Der Marktplatz wird die Beziehungen zwischen den Geschäftspartnern durch seinen systemintegrierten Datenaustausch weiter stärken und für mehr Transparenz in den Planungsprozessen sorgen. Der Bedarf an Produkten und logistischen Leistungen wird besser planbar. Dies wird zu einer besseren Nutzung der Ressourcen führen, Lagerkosten senken und letztendlich den Kunden einen besseren Service bieten.

Das Joint Venture wird über ein Startkapital von rund 150 Millionen Euro verfügen. Es wird im Juli als eigenständiges Unternehmen gegründet und soll bis Ende dieses Jahres seine Geschäftstätigkeit aufnehmen.

http://www.basf.de/de/news/presse/P+500.htm

weiß jemand, wer die software liefert oder gibt es darüber noch keine einigung ?

[DimStar]

Mitsubishi, Dow Chemical und BP Amoco u.a. haben vor wochen bereits eine Öl- und Energieplattform mit hilfe von Commerce One aufgestellt. von daher gehe ich mal davon aus, daß cmrc wieder das rennen macht.

[Initiative2000]

Hallo,

es muss nicht immer CMRC oder ARBA sein. Es könnte ein anderer sein. AdHoc würde ich sagen : Manugistics.

Versuche diesen Link
http://www.manugistics.de/_referenzen/index.html

Da sind die doch ?? Oder wechseln Sie?

was meinst du ??


Ciao
I2000

[DimStar]

interessanter hinweis, ich kannte manugistics noch gar nicht. sie haben supply-chain-management anzubieten, allerdings kein e-procurement. Dupont und Rohm werden die scm-lösung sicherlich beibehalten.

[O-Saft]

Hallo Ihr! Ich habe seit Kurzen auch in Manugistics investiert, da ich von einem Starken Wachstum des SCM überzeugt bin. Ich habe noch eine nette Nachricht für Euch gefunden:


Amazon: Kunde von Manugistics

23.05.2000 Amazon.com (NASDAQ: AMZN, WKN: 906866): Der Online-Versandhändler Amazon wählt Manugistics als Anbieter von e-Business-Lösungen, um mit dessen Produkten seine globale Expansion voranzutreiben. Amazon beabsichtigt, sein globales Netzwerk von mehr als 20 Mio. Kunden in über 150 Ländern auszubreiten. Manugistics Software stellt hierfür ein wichtiges Instrument dar, da sie Amazon ermöglicht, den Überblick im Expansionsprozeß zu behalten.

Manugistics bietet Lösungen in den aussichtsreichen Bereichen Supply Chain Management und e-Business an. Mittels transparenter Verbindungen und globaler Kommunikation können Unternehmen ihre Netzwerke aktiv steuern und gemeinsam mit allen Unternehmensbereichen, Lieferanten und Kunden neue Effizenzpotentiale erschließen. Manugistics unterstützt globale Unternehmen, ihre logistischen Netzwerke zu optimieren und damit Kosten zu reduzieren. Manugistics bietet mit NetWORKS eine Lösung zur Synchronisierung aller Funktionen der Supply Chain. Zu den bekanntesten Kunden zählen Coca-Cola, Compaq, General Electric und Wal-Mart.

Manugistics konnte am Dienstag in Frankfurt um 9,1% auf 36 Euro steigen, Amazon dagegen um 1,8% auf 56 Euro (12:30 Uhr).

Quelle: www.internetaktien.de

[DimStar]

hier noch mal eine ältere meldung

Wednesday, December 22, 1999, 10:18 AM ET.

i2 Joins Business To Business Trading Exchange Fray
By ALORIE GILBERT, InformationWeek
Supply-chain management software provider i2 Technologies Inc. said yesterday that it has teamed with Compaq and Hewlett-Packard to create an online business-to-business trading community for the high-tech industry.

The site, called HightechMatrix.com, is owned and operated by i2 and provides electronics manufacturers, distributors, and their trading partners the ability to negotiate purchasing and coordinate production plans via a single, secure Web portal.

Greg Brady, president of i2, estimated that with its 72 percent share of the supply-chain market in the high-tech industry today, i2 could potentially channel $100 billion of trade through HightechMatrix.com.

Compaq CEO Michael Capellas said his company is committed to moving the $25 billion of trading it does with suppliers each year onto the high-tech exchange. HP also plans to conduct tens of billions of dollars in commerce with suppliers through the portal. Both companies expect to gain efficiencies, cut costs, and increase customer service by using the online procurement and planning system. Also, i2 will take a percentage of each transaction that moves through its system.

HightechMatrix.com is the first of several industry-specific marketplaces i2 plans to launch as part of TradeMatrix, the software vendor`s business-to-business marketplace strategy launched in October.

The high-tech marketplace is also an expansion of the trading community that i2 and HP launched earlier this year for electronics distributors. It follows on heals of several recent high-profile marketplace deals made by rivals Oracle, SAP, PeopleSoft, and Commerce One for the automotive, pharmaceutical, and apparel industries.

[DimStar]

und dieses von Ende April

High-Tech Industry Leaders Announce Open Internet Exchange for Computer And Electronics Marketplace
AMD, Compaq, Gateway, Hitachi, HP, Infineon, NEC, Quantum, Samsung, SCI Systems, Solectron, Western Digital to Form Independent Company for High-tech Supply Chain, Increasing Business Efficiency and Customer Value
NEW YORK, May 1 /PRNewswire/ -- Twelve high-tech industry leaders today announced their intent to launch an independent company that will operate an open Internet exchange to serve the needs of the high-tech supply-chain community.

The new venture will provide services to buyers and sellers involved in computing and electronics-related industries. The exchange is expected to enable these businesses to manage their supply chains more efficiently and effectively, improve delivery of products and services to the marketplace, and increase customer satisfaction.

An estimated $600 billion(1) in online business-to-business sales of high- tech components and parts will occur over the next few years, making this the world`s largest e-marketplace opportunity. The founding companies are some of the world`s largest buyers and suppliers of computer and electronics components and products and have developed considerable expertise in efficient procurement and sales.

The exchange`s end-to-end services will be open and available to all parties in the supply-chain process -- consumer and business electronics makers, contract manufacturers, suppliers and distributors. All participants in this electronic marketplace will be able to manage a wide array of their e- procurement purchases and sales through this new exchange.

``The creation of such an exchange can improve supply-chain efficiency tremendously through cost reduction, timely transactions, inventory savings and higher-value services,`` said Dr. Hau Lee, professor of Operations, Information and Technology, Stanford Business School. ``But most importantly, it will enable supply-chain partners to fundamentally redesign their business processes and create new business opportunities from end to end. This is a major step toward a virtual economy for the high-tech industry.``

In addition to delivering the traditional benefits of the Web, such as continuous global reach and open industry-standard interfaces, the new high- tech exchange is expected to:


-- lower manufacturing and purchasing transaction costs through process
efficiencies;
-- reduce levels of inventory throughout the entire supply chain by
better matching supply and demand via the online marketplace;
-- increase customer satisfaction by improving the ability to deliver
products more quickly and predictably; and
-- provide expertise on supply-chain "best practices" to help
participants achieve better results from product design to customer
delivery.


The new company will use best-in-class technology to deliver a variety of services to participants, including open sourcing, e-catalogs, auctions and dynamic pricing, supply planning and logistics. It will acquire some of this capability from its founders, who have already developed services for efficient buying and selling over the Internet. The exchange will use this expertise to start delivering immediate value to all members.

The exchange is expected to begin operations within 90 days. The founders plan to contribute resources and an initial total of $100 million to the new company and will have equal ownership in it. They intend to use the exchange for their own supply-chain activities, driving significant transaction volumes through it.

A full-time interim management team, comprising representatives from the founders, has been chartered to finalize the formation of the new company and launch the business. More details on the exchange, including information for other companies interested in becoming founders, are available at www.ehitex.com.

(1) Data point from "eMarketplaces Boost B2B Trade," Forrester Research,
Inc. Feb. 2000


Companies Comment on New High-tech Internet Exchange


Rob Herb, Executive Vice President and Chief Sales and Marketing Officer,

AMD (NYSE: AMD - news)

www.amd.com

``AMD is honored to join a number of the world`s other premier information technology companies in launching an open exchange that will establish a new frontier in e-commerce. We believe the creation of an independent company focused on employing business-to-business open standards over the Internet for the entire high-tech supply chain will provide efficiencies to help lower costs and improve services that will benefit not only AMD and our customers, but also end-users around the world.``

Michael Capellas, Compaq (NYSE: CPQ - news) President and CEO
www.compaq.com
``Compaq is continually driving ways to create greater value for our

customers -- and the Internet has the power to transform business process and
relationships to benefit our customers. This new online exchange for
technology components allows tremendous savings in the time, resources and
money spent in procuring parts by openly integrating different buy side, sell
side and service provider environments. The result will be lower transaction
costs, lower sales costs, better pricing decisions and increased customer
satisfaction."
Jeff Weitzen, Gateway (NYSE: GTW - news) President and CEO
www.gateway.com
``This new, more efficient way to purchase goods and services should allow

Gateway to enhance its ability to deliver customers an even better overall
value. At Gateway, we have said for some time that the Internet will change
the way we live, learn, work and play. Creating this type of electronic
marketplace is a perfect use of the Web."
Tomoharu Shimayama, Hitachi America, Ltd., President and CEO
www.hitachi.com
``Speaking on behalf of Hitachi, Ltd. (NYSE: HIT - news) and the Hitachi Group

Companies, we are pleased to be a founding member of this new undertaking.
The strategies upon which the new company will be based are appropriate for
the new economy and consistent with Hitachi`s own `Hitachi Plan` to be a `best
solutions partner` to our customers in the 21st century. The potential
benefits of the exchange approach are significant for our companies and our
customers, particularly as we drive our organization to a more Internet-
centric business model."
Carly Fiorina, HP (NYSE: HWP - news) President and CEO
www.hp.com
``Through this dynamic, open exchange, high-tech buyers and suppliers gain

access to an inclusive marketplace that offers fundamentally new ways to
master the complexity of our supply chains. We`re creating efficiencies and
reducing transaction costs for all industry players, which ultimately benefits
the people who buy our products. HP looks forward to sharing our expertise in
this area for the benefit of all who participate in the high-tech supply-chain
process."
Peter Bauer, Infineon Technologies (NYSE: IFX - news) Executive Vice President,
Sales and Marketing
www.infineon.com
``Infineon is not only committed to innovation in design and manufacturing,

but also in the supply and distribution processes. It is a necessary step to
advance the innovation on the high-technology supply chain an order of
magnitude by involving the key industry players in an Internet-based
procurement initiative that is directly managed by those involved and open to
all. Ultimately, saving our customers both time and money are the end result
of an initiative like this, which will help companies succeed in the fast-
moving high-technology marketplace."
Kaoru Yano, NEC USA, Inc. (Nasdaq: NIPNY - news) CEO
www.nec-global.com
``We are very honored to be given the opportunity to work as one of the

starting founders of this new exchange. NEC plans to capitalize on this
opportunity and become a powerful player in the field of high-tech exchange."
Michael Brown, Quantum Corporation (NYSE: DSS - news) CEO and Chairman
www.quantum.com
``We are excited to be participating in this opportunity to engage in new

ways of transacting business with our customers. We believe these new avenues
greatly expand our efficiency and effectiveness with our customers. The new
venture is consistent with Quantum`s strategy to leverage the proliferation of
the Internet and to meet the burgeoning need for content management and
storage."
Jong-Yong Yun, Samsung Electronics Corp. Vice Chairman and CEO
www.samsungelectronics.com
``Our extensive experience as both a buyer and seller of goods in this

market space suggests that there is a fair degree of inefficiency in the
current high-tech supply chain. We stand ready to initiate improvements in
the industry, beginning with our sponsorship of this exchange. The exchange
is designed to be an open, public marketplace, and we invite all players in
our industry to join."
Gene Sapp, SCI Systems, Inc. (NYSE: SCI - news) CEO
www.sci.com
``We`re continually seeking innovative ways of becoming more directly

connected with our customers. Our commitment and focus is to become the
electronic manufacturing services e-business leader. The new exchange will
provide us with the capability to conduct e-business at the next level, and to
do so in a manner whereby all of our customers benefit. We are delighted to
participate in the development and use of the exchange."
Matt Massengill, Western Digital (NYSE: WDS - news) President and CEO
www.westerndigital.com
``The open nature of this high-tech exchange creates immediate and long-

term operational efficiencies for buyers and sellers. Western Digital has an
intuitive understanding of the value this dynamic marketplace can provide
computing industry participants, based on our long-standing strategic
relationships with both suppliers and customers. We plan to contribute our
expertise in asset, inventory, and supply-chain management, helping optimize
distribution and procurement systems for participants."
This release contains forward-looking statements of the founders concerning potential future results that involve a number of risks and uncertainties. The potential risks and uncertainties that could affect future results to differ materially include implementation of systems; unanticipated component and materials shortages; competitive factors and pricing pressures. Additional information bearing on these risks is available in documents filed by the founders with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

SOURCE: Compaq Computer Corporation

[DimStar]

Nachdem i2 mit IBM und Ariba gepartnert hat, sind diese beiden selbstverständlich auf hightechmatrix.com hinzugekommen, doch sonst haben sich keine weiteren Größen angeschlossen. Bei der letzten Meldung ist eindeutig von einer neuen Exchange die Rede. Compaq hat seit Oktober 99 mit CMRC gepartnert. Alles ein wenig verwirrend.

[DimStar]

vielleicht könnte man es auf den Nenner bringen, daß die Firmen zunächst B2B via Internet mit den recht einfachen Funktionen starten möchten. Danach könnte man sich dem supply-chain-management zuwenden. Insofern könnte es sein, daß die i2-Plattform zu früh für Compaq und HP announced wurde und nun eine CMRC oder ARBA das Geschäft machen könnte. ARBA hat bereits mit i2 gepartnert, CMRC könnte versuchen das supply-chain-management selbst zu entwickeln. wenn es zu lange dauert, müssen sie auch mit i2 partnern.

[Hedonist]

Hallo DimStar,
wie stehst Du eigentlich noch zu VerticalNet?
Meinst Du die Communityform hat Zukunft im B2B?
Das einzige was mich momentan davon abhält zu verkaufen,ist die Beteiligung von Microsoft und die Allianz mit IBM.
Gruß
Hedonist

[Birger]

Hallo,
ich glaube, daß Internet2000 mit seinem

LEADSOURCE1

Die Software für B2B-Exchanges anbietet, die unter Einbeziehung des Channels bisherigen Anbietern Paroli bieten kann, wenn nicht sogar ausstechen könnte.

Eigene DD unter:
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/community/board2/ws/thread/1…

Oder Stichwort "Internet2000" hier im Board suchen.

Gruß Birger

[DimStar]

hallo

ich denke, daß VERT noch vieles tun muß, damit echter handel über die plattformen stattfindet. das konzept gefällt mir gut, aber solange z.b. die plattformen nicht an erp- oder logistik-systeme angebunden werden können, wird der kundenzuwachs bescheiden bleiben. es zählt nicht, ob VERT bereits im nächsten jahr ein paar millionen gewinn erwirtschaftet, sondern wieviele kunden wieviel echten handel dort betreiben.

internet2000 hat in dieser diskussion nichts zu suchen, denn im e-procurement haben sie weder ein vergleichbares Produkt noch einen bricks-and-mortar-kunden. um ehrlich zu sein, habe ich bis heute nicht verstanden, was i2000 will, welche Produkte sie haben und womit Geld verdient werden soll. Ich sehe nur Demos, verworrene Ideen und Sprüche.

Zitat zu Leadsource: "In Wirklichkeit mangelt es jedoch dem besten Marketingprogramm an entsprechenden Prozessen, die generierten Anfragen für den Vertrieb aufzubereiten, zu verteilen und zu verfolgen."

Das wissen auch Unternehmen wie Siebel Systems, Broadvision, Vignette, Accrue, Actuate, Cognos, Hyperion, Webtrends, Business Objects, E.piphany, Microstrategy, Net Perceptions, Hummingbird, Cognos, Excalibur, Exchange oder Broadbase Software, die mit ihren Produkten bereits Milliarden erwirtschaften und mit ganz anderen Partnern das Marktpotenzial abschöpfen.

Marktführer notieren niemals am Graumarkt in Deutschland, sondern an der Nasdaq. Dementsprechend verhält es sich mit meiner Meinung dazu, wer hier wen ausstechen wird. Mich verwundert es wirklich, daß es nach den jüngsten Kurseinbrüchen tatsächlich noch Anleger gibt, die einer Firma vertrauen, die nicht einmal einen vernünftigen Geschäftsbericht vorlegen können, aus dem man erkennen könnte, woher die Einnahmen stammen. Müssen sie ja auch noch nicht.

Bitte verschont diesen Threat mit Material zu I2000, ich habe es satt.

[Birger]

"threat" heißt übrigens "Bedrohung" und so scheinst Du Dich zu fühlen:
bedroht.

Und jetzt auch noch pampig werden

Egal, Deine genaue Kritik an Leadsource1 von Internet2000 hätte mich schon interessiert. Vielleicht nimmst Du Dir noch mal die Zeit und erläuterst es genauer. Verstehe ich sooo nämlich nicht.

Was hältst Du denn z.B. von
ESD
und
Internethub1

Der ganz große Deal fehlt Internet2000 noch. Das sehe ich auch so.

Birger

[buckweiser]

SAP Rethinks B-To-B -- Enterprise software vendor is turning to third parties to plug product gaps
SATURDAY, MAY 27, 2000 12:18 AM
- CMP Media

May. 26, 2000 (InformationWeek - CMP via COMTEX) -- Battered by competition and fast-moving markets, SAP is struggling to find a winning formula in an area in which it should excel: business-to-business E-commerce. A year after it introduced mySAP.com, the Web-ready version of its popular enterprise software package, SAP is changing its tack.

At its European user conference in Berlin last week, SAP rejected its bias toward internally developed products and said it will partner with other software developers to fill gaps in its product line. "Application software is exploding," says SAP co-chairman, CEO, and co-founder Hasso Plattner. "No matter what we do, we`ll never be able to cover everything."

SAP plans to invest up to $1 billion in software partners this year and will incorporate their products into mySAP .com, Plattner says. "They`re acknowledging market reality," says Bruce Richardson, a VP at AMR Research.

Partnering is one significant change in strategy. Here`s another: SAP signaled that it`s moving away from being an operator of electronic marketplaces in favor of being a platform provider.

Despite the efforts of its 6,000 highly touted developers, SAP has been plagued by delays and functional shortcomings in several mySAP.com components, including customer-relationship management, supply-chain management, and Internet procurement applications. Last month`s agreement to resell call-center software from Clarify Inc. was intended to bolster its CRM capabilities.

Where does SAP turn next? Speculation among analysts and conference attendees was that SAP may be working out a deal with E-marketplace software vendor Commerce One Inc. SAP officials wouldn`t confirm the deal, but they came close. "We`re looking at Commerce One as a marketplace provider we want to have a relationship with," Plattner says. SAP already has a small stake in Commerce One.

The likeliest scenario, analysts say, would be a joint relationship that combines Commerce One`s trading platform and SAP`s back-office integration and supply-chain management functions. The deal would better position both vendors against an existing E-marketplace alliance that includes Ariba, IBM, and i2 Technologies.

But the strategy has its risks. Plattner says SAP will continue to compete with its partners where appropriate, which means it could lose business to them. "It`s a schizophrenic message," Richardson says. And bringing in best-of-breed partners will force SAP to compromise the business-process integration that has always been its strong point.

The vendor says it will try to shield customers from added complexity by pre-integrating its partners` components, using the Extensible Markup Language and its own set of published APIs. But at least one analyst says end-to-end integration of enterprise software is no longer a top requirement for some businesses, which could bode well for SAP`s new partnering philosophy. "That`s why SAP`s outward-facing applications are stalled-if you`re in a hurry, you want functionality and you go with best of breed," says Forrester Research`s Laurie Orlov.

Not all companies agree. MySAP .com customer Osram Sylvania has used R/3 for ERP for several years and is now implementing the Internet Sales component for the strong ties it will have to SAP`s order-management and accounting applications. "Before SAP, we had all kinds of packages interconnecting. It was a nightmare," says Mehrdad Laghaeian, VP of IT at the lighting manufacturer. "From a business standpoint, the accuracy and timeliness of the data is of utmost importance." And you can`t get that, he says, without seamless integration.

SAP is also changing its strategy in the online marketplaces arena. After declaring earlier this year that it planned at least 10 joint ventures with industry leaders to build and brand online marketplaces, SAP now favors selling technology to marketplaces in which it has little or no stake. "We are a software company; we deliver software to marketplaces," says Plattner. "The idea that we can run marketplaces that we own 50% of won`t work. We have some marketplaces where we have made an investment. That has changed."

SAP was smarting from being left out of the automotive trading exchange formed by DaimlerChrysler, Ford, and General Motors-all SAP customers. Also, marketplace deals SAP announced earlier this year with German pharmaceutical companies Bayer and BASF, and with Norwegian Stat Oil, have been scaled back or scrapped altogether.

There were drawbacks to that approach anyway, Plattner now says, because if SAP aligned with only one marketplace per industry, it couldn`t provide software to competing exchanges. He also questions the sustainability of marketplace business models that charge transaction fees. "It`s unthinkable that a marketplace could profit at the expense of the companies that create it," he says.

SAP sees more opportunity in providing software to help companies set up private exchanges for the exclusive use of their partners. "That`s where I see the biggest market," Plattner says, "because only close trading partners will share strategic data."

SAP Markets, a spin-off focused on developing marketplace technology, has 200 employees working on expanding the SAP marketplace platform to support dynamic pricing, auctioning, and comparison shopping. It has also won a handful of new customers, mostly outside the United States. To bolster U.S. sales, the new CEO of SAP America, Wolfgang Kemna, plans to streamline operations. "We have up to seven layers in the managerial organization," he says. "I would like to adjust that."

But critics say SAP`s biggest challenge is communication-it doesn`t seem to be articulating the mySAP .com message clearly. "SAP is making the right moves," says AMR Research analyst John Hagerty. But its marketing is "convoluted and fragmented."

Even Plattner agrees. "The system is at least two if not three times better than what we had a year ago," he says. "The problem is, no one can understand all the flavors of mySAP.com." For a company whose future may hinge on its ability to sell mySAP.com, that`s a big problem.

http://www.iweek.com/

[DimStar]

MetalSpectrum Selects Ariba and i2 to Power Online Specialty Metals Marketplace
Combination of leading B2B e-commerce platform and software solutions will enable the success of MetalSpectrum`s supply chain management model
ATLANTA--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 6, 2000-- MetalSpectrum, an independent, neutral online marketplace for the specialty metals industry, Ariba (NASDAQ: ARBA - news), the leading B2B eCommerce platform provider, and i2 Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ: ITWO - news), the leading provider of intelligent eBusiness solutions, today announced that MetalSpectrum has selected Ariba and i2 to implement its online marketplace.

Scheduled to be live in September 2000, the MetalSpectrum site is designed to reduce costs and increase efficiency across the supply chain for end-users, distributors, and manufacturers of aluminum, stainless steel, copper, brass, nickel alloys and titanium. The formation of MetalSpectrum was announced May 2, with eight initial partners including Alcoa Inc., Allegheny Technologies, Kaiser Aluminum, North American Stainless, Olin Corporation, Reynolds Aluminum Supply Company, Thyssen Inc., NA and Vincent Metals Goods/Atlas Ideal Metals.

``Both Ariba and i2 have demonstrated leadership in implementing online B2B marketplace solutions across a wide range of industries,`` said Robert S. Wetherbee, acting CEO at MetalSpectrum. ``After rigorously evaluating other solutions for their flexibility and functionality, we determined that Ariba and i2 were the best partners to help MetalSpectrum create a customer-centric site that can fulfill the unique needs of the specialty metals industry and meet our September launch objectives.``

Together, the Ariba B2B Commerce Platform, including Ariba Marketplace(TM) and Ariba Dynamic Trade(TM) and i2`s TradeMatrix(TM) e-marketplace solution will provide the full suite of MetalSpectrum`s core Internet exchange functionality, including MRO, catalog capabilities, forward and reverse auctions, order fulfillment, request for quotes and eventually, vendor managed inventory (VMI) and collaboration. Ariba and i2 will also support the back-end integration for the participants and other users.

``MetalSpectrum was looking for extensive B2B exchange experience, robust production-ready product capabilities and a technology team that could deliver a solution to quickly build liquidity,`` said Larry Mueller, president and COO, Ariba. ``The exchange platform solution brought together by the Ariba and i2 alliance will provide MetalSpectrum the ability to offer unprecedented efficiencies and economies of scale to the specialty metals industry.``

``The combination of i2 and Ariba will provide MetalSpectrum participants with a proven marketplace solution, broadest service offerings, rapid time-to-market, and supply chain solutions for clear differentiation from other industry portals,`` said Tom Cooper, executive vice president of Business Development at i2. ``MetalSpectrum, powered by i2 and Ariba, is positioned to be a premiere marketplace provider to the specialty metals industry.``

About MetalSpectrum

MetalSpectrum plans to be the leading online neutral marketplace for aluminum, stainless steel and other specialty metals. The initial partners are Alcoa Inc., (NYSE: AA - news), Allegheny Technologies (NYSE: ATI - news), Thyssen Inc., NA, North American Stainless, Kaiser Aluminum (NYSE: KLU - news), Olin Corporation (NYSE: OLN - news), Reynolds Aluminum Supply Company, a division of Reynolds Metals Company (NYSE: RLM - news) and Vincent Metal Goods/Atlas Ideal Metals. The site is expected to be fully functional by September 2000. For more information about MetalSpectrum, please visit www.metalspectrum.com.

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[buckweiser]

Interessanter thread - nur posten bei neuen Maga-Plattformen (zum Glück habe ich neben CMRC ja auch ariba )

[buckweiser]

Convergence and Complexity
Thu Jun 15 10:41:00 EDT 2000

New York, Jun 15, 2000 (123Jump via COMTEX) -- "The Internet changes
everything," and it changes few worlds as profoundly, and as quickly, as the
business world. Business-to-business commerce (B2B) is a very important part of
the evolution of the new economy, both strategically and economically. But to
put things in perspective, B2B is itself part of an overall move to e-business,
which represents a change in the prevailing business paradigm. E-business is a
new way of doing business and competing in the marketplace.

Strategically, businesses must move toward e-business or be left behind by
global economic and technological evolution. Companies must be able to identify,
analyze and understand customers - not broad demographic or geographic segments,
but individual customers and prospective customers. This is a marketing paradigm
called micromarketing. Companies must be able to target specific advertisements,
products and proposals to these individuals and manage all of the points of
interaction between company and customer. This includes telephone, fax, e-mail,
mail, Internet/e-commerce, call centers and help desks. This is the front office
of a company. The front office is catered to by Customer Relationship Management
(CRM) software/service vendors such as Siebel (NASDAQ:SEBL), BroadVision
(NASDAQ:BVSN), Vignette (NASDAQ:VIGN), Tibco (NASDAQ:TIBX) and Pivotal
(NASDAQ:PVTL).

E-business also includes the back office, such as accounting/finance, HR,
production, engineering, logistics and supply chain management. The back office
has been dominated by large Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) software vendors
such as SAP (NYSE:SAP), Oracle (NASDAQ:ORCL), PeopleSoft (NASDAQ:PSFT), JD
Edwards (NASDAQ:JDEC) and Baan (BAANF). These companies have been very
successful in integrating and streamlining global back offices. However, much
more is demanded by companies today.

Management in the new economy, which includes e-business, involves enabling a
myriad of strategies, technologies and processes instrumental in developing a
company`s competitive advantage with respect to better customer/client service
and responsiveness, greater efficiency, lower costs and prices, faster
time-to-market, superior quality, innovation, and/or differentiation.

Some of the most important aspects of e-business include electronic procurement
through B2B electronic marketplaces via the Internet; electronic business
planning/forecasting and coordination with business partners via the Internet;
and electronic supply chain management and logistics planning with partners,
suppliers and customers via the Internet. This includes electronic payment,
inventory management, contract management, order fulfillment, delivery and
scheduling, post-sale service, maintenance and servicing management.

Economically, the potential benefits of B2B electronic procurement -
e-procurement - and electronic supply chain management - e-SCM - are extremely
lucrative. The Aberdeen Group has stated that the corporate procurement/buying
function "represents one of the biggest opportunities for improvement and
savings at most organizations." Supply chain management research done at MIT
estimated that a company could cut inventory levels by half, double inventory
turnover, reduce stock outs by nine-fold, increase on-time deliveries by 40%,
reduce cycle times by 27%, reduce supply chain costs as a share of total revenue
by 20% and increase sales by 17%.

To illustrate a recent success story, Cisco Systems (NASDAQ:CSCO), since having
re-invented itself as an e-business, has improved customer satisfaction ratings
by half, reduced order fulfillment cycles from three weeks to three days and
reduced time-to-market of new products by three months. Cisco`s margins have
also improved by millions of dollars.

The strategic and economic significance of the B2B evolution has led B2B leader
Ariba (NASDAQ:ARBA) to state: "Ultimately, all businesses will buy on a
marketplace, sell on a marketplace, host a marketplace, or be marginalized by a
marketplace." Although the accuracy of the Ariba statement will not be truly
demonstrable for the next eight to twelve fiscal quarters, investors and
analysts have predicted nearly unprecedented growth in this sector of the
economy.

Conservative estimates by Goldman Sachs and BancBoston estimate the B2B industry
to be worth, respectively, $1.5 trillion and $1.7 trillion by 2004. AMR Research
and Boston Consulting Group estimate the value to be approximately $3 trillion
by that time. Some researchers, such as Gartner Group, estimate the value to be
over $7 trillion by 2004. As of the year 2000, the industry was estimated to be
worth between $100 billion and $250 billion.

E-business involves the convergence of several strategies, techniques and
technologies, which may have been considered distinct and unique one or two
years ago. In business, convergence is the theory that different economic
sectors, and/or different types of goods and services, will evolve to become
mixed together or integrated with one another. For e-business, convergence is
driven by the near-seamless integration of ERP and CRM systems and software, B2B
electronic marketplaces, electronic supply chain management, and logistics
systems and applications. Moreover, these technologies must be integrated not
only with each other, but also with corporate strategy, operations, existing
and/or new business processes, and even corporate culture. These changes will
impact every part of an organization, from the information technology department
to accounting and finance, purchasing, operations, HR and marketing. Evolution
of an e-business also involves a company`s business partners, suppliers and
customers - the entire supply chain. This leads to a tremendous amount of
complexity. In large part, success at e-business means success at managing
complexity.

Some of the forces driving complexity include the integration of B2B systems
with back-end ERP software and their integration with front-end CRM software.
Complexity is also created by technical barriers to integration, such as
different server platforms and programming languages between companies or
applications. B2B transactions that take place between multinational enterprises
involve issues with respect to international boundaries and international law,
such as import/export laws and trade barriers, as well as issues with respect to
currencies and language. Regulatory issues are emerging with respect to the rise
of large, industry-driven, B2B consortia having an anti-competitive position
over their suppliers. A B2B marketplace, for instance, involves the integration
and coordination of hundreds or thousands of vendors, buyers, business partners,
etc. - a very challenging technical and logistical task.

These factors exist within an environment of hyper-competition and hyper-fast
evolution and development, in terms of both technological evolution and
business/competitive actions. The number of mergers, acquisitions, strategic
alliances, partnerships, new entrants, IPOs and international expansions within
the software sector are difficult to track. Furthermore, with the virtually
unprecedented growth expected in the B2B sector - which is expected to increase
in value from $250 billion to $2 trillion within four years - the level of
competition, echnological evolution and business moves will accelerate.

Another challenge is that businesses are increasingly demanding a single source
for software, consulting, implementation and systems integration. In other
words, customers are looking for a one-stop shop for e-business goods and
services. For instance, with respect to B2B, an AMR Research analyst writes that
"customers want one vendor to provide all the pieces that make automated buying
and selling of direct goods seamless...customers don`t want to deal with the
hassle of integrating all the disparate software pieces," as this costs too much
time and money. This is a significant technical and logistical challenge for
high-technology companies - and a very significant opportunity.

A B2B value proposition involves up to eight or nine different types of
software, applications and capabilities - the demand can be supplied by
separate, best-of-breed software vendors or by integrated solutions providers.
The different types of best-of-breed software companies that cater to this
demand include buyer-side B2B software vendors, such as Ariba; seller-side B2B
software, such as Commerce One (NASDAQ:CMRC); auction software vendors, such as
Tradex, Trading Dynamics, Tradeum and RightWorks; middleware, or integration,
software such as Software Technologies Corp.`s (NASDAQ:STCS) e*Gate(TM)
application, as well as Active Software (NASDAQ:ASWX) and New Era of Networks
(NASDAQ:NEON); e-SCM software vendors such as i2 Technologies (NASDAQ:ITWO),
Logility (NASDAQ:LGTY) and Manugistics (NASDAQ:MANU); B2B cataloging software
vendors such as CardoNet, Cohera, Mergent, Requisite, OnDisplay (NASDAQ:ONDS),
and Isadra; and B2B intercompany, cross-application communications software
vendors such as webMethods (NASDAQ:WEBM) and Extricity. These B2B and e-SCM
applications are often integrated with a company`s existing ERP systems - such
as Oracle`s financial databases or SAP`s flagship product, R/3. The B2B
infrastructure may also be integrated with new or existing CRM software from
companies such as Siebel, BroadVision, E.Piphany, Pivotal, or Interact Commerce
Corp. (NASDAQ:IACT).

A recent example of managing a B2B project is INC2inc, a global trading exchange
for the $425 billion food-manufacturing sector, launched in 1999. C. Renner,
co-founder and COO of INC2inc, stated that "an integrated software suite will
help us do collaborative commerce, setting up business-process methodologies and
associated workflow to ensure that orders are tracked, fulfilled, delivered, and
billed across multiple buyers and suppliers." Ultimately, INC2inc outsourced the
integration project to Computer Sciences Corp. (NYSE:CSC), which also helped to
create e-steel. Among the advantages of hiring a third-party system integrator
is faster time-to-market - a mission critical measurement in the
hyper-competitive B2B industry. INC2inc time-to-market decreased by three
months.

Many think that a one-stop shop for all of a company`s e-business needs is not
viable, or even desirable. Medical and life sciences product B2B marketplace
Ventro`s (NASDAQ:VNTR) CIO states that "no single vendor`s software can cover
the waterfront of the whole e-marketplace infrastructure." Ventro`s
infrastructure includes Ariba`s buyer-side B2B software, Oracle`s catalog
management database, webMethod`s XML inter-application communications software
to transmit information to suppliers` systems, and Tibco`s messaging software.

However, in the competitive move to expand one`s value proposition to include
all of the capabilities and applications required to build a B2B market, there
has been a great deal of consolidation in the B2B space - mergers, acquisitions,
partnerships, strategic alliances, etc. Auctioning and catalog
aggregation/management capabilities have been important, recently. For instance,
Ariba has spent $2 billion on acquiring auction software companies Tradex and
Trading Dynamics; vertical B2B market giant VerticalNet (NASDAQ:VERT) has
acquired auction software and catalog aggregation software firms in Tradeum and
Isadra; and Commerce One has acquired catalog aggregation firm Mergent. In terms
of strategic alliances, Ariba, for instance, is involved in a joint-value
proposition with IBM and e-SCM firm i2 Technologies to provide end-to-end B2B
solutions. Commerce One has partnerships with, variously, help desk software,
auction software, and ERP and XML interapplication communications firms such as
Remedy, RightWorks, SAP and Extricity. Commerce One is also developing CRM
capabilities. Oracle utilizes webMethod`s and others` XML interapplication
communications technology. SAP, often criticized for being slow in developing
in-house e-business applications, is partnering with webMethod`s and Clarify, a
subsidiary of Nortel Networks. E-SCM firm i2 Technologies acquired decision
support and content aggregation firm Aspect Development for $9.3 billion in
March 2000.

E-business, and all the companies and sectors associated with it, are the
future. Going forward, this will be a critical part of the development of the
new economy - strategically and economically. Strategically, e-business software
will redefine the way companies compete and the traditional relationships
between a company and it`s supply chain, customers, suppliers, etc. This is
facilitated by the enablers - software vendors offering electronic supply chain
management software, B2B software, logistics and planning software, etc.
Enablers also include the systems integration software that ties all of these
technologies and processes, linking SCM software with back-end ERP and front-end
CRM applications, as well as connecting suppliers, business partners, customers
and the rest of the supply chain. Economically, B2B alone is projected to be a
trillion dollar market. It is growing to be a market so large that it will
change the way business is conducted, affecting all the players - small, medium
and large buyers and sellers - by virtue of its economic magnitude.

Convergence and managing complexity will continue to drive e-business
development, while e-business technologies, processes and strategies accelerate
the new economy`s evolution.

[buckweiser]

Swisscom’s B2B marketplace ready

By Liza Roberts, CBS MarketWatch.com
Last Update: 10:59 AM ET Jun 15, 2000 NewsWatch
Latest headlines

LONDON (CBS.MW) - Swisscom said Thursday its major business-to-business effort, a marketplace called Conextrade, is ready to go.

The site, which will use Commerce One (CMRC: news, msgs) technology, will get a $1 million investment from Swisscom this year and aims to become Switzerland’s biggest B2B marketplace.

Revenue from the online venture should total at least 10 million Swiss francs ($6.1 million) next year, Swisscom (SCM: news, msgs) predicts, derived from software license fees as well as charges for services, subscriptions and transactions.

Swisscom also said Thursday it’s hooking up with the Bon Appetit Group to create a portal for the catering and hotel trade. Gastrogate.ch will provide a marketplace for 45,000 companies, including hotels, restaurants, hospitals and other institutions.

And: the Swiss phone giant is also connecting with Karl Steiner Holding AG to launch an online portal for the construction industry, with the first services going live this fall.

[buckweiser]

interessanter Link zum Thema: Alles rund ums B2B: http://www.netmarketmakers.de

[buckweiser]

upps, natürlich http://www.netmarketmakers.com

[buckweiser]

Dimstar, wird CMRC jetzt z.B. den Marktplatz für den Nestle-Deal liefern und wird SAP die SCM- und CRM - Software für den Auto-, Luft-, Petrochemie- , Utility- deal liefern? Wollte CMRC nicht ne eigene SCM - Lösung präsentieren ?

Muss man das jetzt so verstehen? Ariba + Oracle + I2 + IBM und CMRC + SAP + (Microsoft), getrennt nach jeweils den Kernkompetenzen?
Steht wohl alles noch in den Sternen, was - aber der trend läuft dahin....

[buckweiser]

Airbus boosts B2B exchange
By Jarret Adams
Redherring.com, June 19, 2000
Airbus Industrie this week agreed to join a Web exchange for aircraft parts being developed by Boeing (NYSE: BA), Lockheed Martin (NYSE: LMT), and others, giving the venture a big boost at a critical time.

An Airbus official told Redherring.com that the France-based, privately-held firm is joining the Global Aerospace and Defense Exchange. The planned Web site now includes the world`s five largest aerospace companies, and the largest manufacturers of large commercial airliners, Boeing and Airbus.

The venture, which is being developed by Boeing, Lockheed, Raytheon (NYSE: RTN/A), and BAE Systems, is expected to launch in the second half of this year.

Aerospace companies, manufacturers, and suppliers hope to shave costs and become more efficient by buying and selling parts over the Internet in an online exchange. "The potential for savings in the $400 billion aerospace and defense industry is enormous," says Janicke Furst, an analyst at Morgan Stanley Dean Witter (Nasdaq: MWD) in London. Industry analysts say Airbus would have suffered a competitive disadvantage if it had chosen to remain outside the group. At least for now, no one expects to reap savings through online transactions anytime soon.

HOLDING PATTERN
The planned launch date of the Global Aerospace exchange for later this year is optimistic at best. All of the partners still maintain their own e-commerce operations, such as Boeing Online and Airbus Online Services. Raytheon has developed a full-fledged exchange, Everythingaircraft.com. Moreover, the exchange`s players may be tempted to bail out of the project if it`s hampered by serious problems or delays.

As if hedging the bet, a DaimlerChrysler Aerospace (NYSE: DCX) spokesperson says, "We have decided to join the exchange, but we also will continue to pursue other projects in the area of e-commerce."

Airbus is owned by Germany`s DaimlerChrysler Aerospace, France`s Aerospatiale Matra, the UK`s BAE Systems, and Spain`s Construcciones Aeronauticas. Each of the partners has been developing its own business-to-business (B2B) exchange for the aerospace industry, but those efforts appear to have taken a back seat to recently announced merger plans, according to industry sources. Aerospatiale, DaimlerChrysler Aerospace, and Construcciones announced they`ll merge on July 10 to form the European Aeronautic Defence and Space Company. A subsequent agreement will pull Italy`s Finmeccanica into the mix. British aerospace company BAE Systems, which owns 20 percent of Airbus, will remain independent.

JET SET
If the new aerospace exchange springs to life later this year as planned, it`ll pose a major threat to existing independent sites, such as Tradeair, AviationX, and Partsbase.com. Also, there are exchanges hosted by other aerospace companies, such as aircraft engine makers General Electric Online (NYSE: GE). Engine builder United Technologies formed a site with electronics powerhouse Honeywell (NYSE: HON) called MyAircraft.com.

Experience with aerospace-oriented transactions may favor early market entrants, such as Partsbase, which began trading aircraft parts four years ago. Partsbase uses a proprietary version of Ariba (Nasdaq: ARBA). According to Chief Operating Officer Andy Plyler, the company plans to offer to set up B2B exchanges for other industry segments.

Significant technical challenges lay before the five members of the Global Aerospace site and its developer, Commerce One (Nasdaq: CMRC). Although Commerce One has built similar exchanges for other industries, aerospace transactions are fraught with mounds of documentation and regulatory clearances. Also this week, German software company SAP (NYSE: SAP) announced a strategic alliance with Commerce One to support each other`s e-commerce software.

[DimStar]

na also. so habe ich mir das vorgestellt. C1 hat einige Mega-Exchanges geformt, an deren Vorzüge aussenstehende Branchenplayer nicht vorbeikommen. So sieht es jedenfalls Airbus und die DASA. Ein Mechanismus, mit dem C1 ganze Branchen auf sich vereint und andere Anbieter kaltstellt.

buckweiser,
ich sehe keinen Zusammenhang zwischen dem Nestle-Deal von SAP und der Partnerschaft mit Commerce One. Wie schon oben ausgeführt, dürfte Ariba im Konsumbereich das beste Standing haben.

Was mich an der Allianz Ariba/I2/IBM etwas stutzig macht, ist die Tatsache, daß alle Partner eine eigene procurement-Software (ORMS/TradeMatrix/Websphere)im Angebot haben. Möglicherweise gibt es da von Fall zu Fall Auseinandersetzungen darüber, welches Produkt denn nun eingesetzt werden soll. Wenn man Einigkeit darüber hätte, könnte man ein konkurrenzloses Paket liefern, denn Ariba hat die führende procurement-lösung, i2 die besten scm-programme während ibm ein riesiges consulting-team besitzt. Seit der Akquisition Tradex im Dezember besteht die Frage, ob Ariba im Bereich der Mega-Exchanges und direkter Güter überhaupt noch einen Fuß in die Tür bekommt, die C1 immer weiter schließt, je mehr Zeit vergeht. Die Exchanges von BMW, VW oder e2open überzeugen mich jedenfalls noch überhaupt nicht.

Bei der SAP/C1-Partnerschaft ist es vielleicht etwas übersichtlicher. Im allgemeinen glaube ich, daß alle Anbieter von der Schnelligkeit überrascht wurden, mit der die old economy die Gelegenheit B2B beim Schopfe ergriffen hat, um für sich selbst ein Geschäft daraus zu machen. Innerhalb eines halben Jahres kann ein start-up wie C1 nicht alle denkbaren Leistungen eines Portals entwickeln. Daher kann man zunächst sicher besser auf die bewährten SAP-Anwendungen zurückgreifen. Microsoft hat schließlich in frühen Jahren auch schon mit IBM gepartnert. Wenn C1 eine unausgereifte Software einbringen würde, würde das Unterfangen in einer Katastrophe für die komplexen Einkaufsmechanismen der großen Unternehmen enden. Das ändert aber nichts daran, daß C1 alles dafür unternehmen muß, bestimmte Funktionen selbst darstellen zu können. Da diese Portale in Zukunft im Mittelpunkt der Internetstrategieen für Unternehmen stehen und weil C1 die Möglichkeiten hätte, starke Anteile dieses Einkaufsvolumens abzuwickeln, ist die Gelegenheit einfach zu einmalig, als daß sie Felder wie SCM fremden Händen überlassen.

[buckweiser]

Coca-Cola and Unilever join b2b marketplace
by Martha McQuay on 18 June 2000 12:00:00 GMT

Forty-nine of the world’s biggest FMCG companies, including Coca-Cola, Unilever and Sara Lee, have announced that they are to set up an online b2b marketplace, Transora.com.

Transora will link manufacturers, suppliers and retailers, allowing them to streamline transactions and trade more efficiently. As well as providing a procurement channel, Transora will carry vendor and product catalogues and financial services for its members.

The site is to launch in the fourth quarter of 2000 with procurement and a product catalogue. Strategic services including collaborative planning, forecasting and replenishment between manufacturers and retailers, are to follow in 2001.

Forrester Research has predicted that online marketplaces will account for 6% of all b2b trade in the EU by 2005, with half of that trade taking place in Germany and the UK. Transora’s members have combined annual sales of $500bn.

[DimStar]

Top Tire Companies Launch Global E-Commerce Initiative:
RubberNetwork.com
April 17 - Six of the largest companies in the tire and rubber industry announced their intention today to develop a global purchasing and procurement marketplace.

RubberNetwork.com - an independent company - will host a global exchange, which will include Continental, Cooper, Goodyear, Michelin, Pirelli and Sumitomo Rubber. Total purchases for the tire and rubber industry represent more than $50 billion a year spent on raw materials, equipment, machinery, goods and services.

The exchange will enable members to increase the efficiency of their operations and to achieve substantial savings in the cost of doing business. Each transaction will be protected by appropriate firewalls to ensure the confidentiality of each company`s individual business activities.

Participating members are convinced that the initiative will achieve significant savings and efficiencies in the purchasing and procurement end of the value chain. It will provide e-business solutions tailored to their industry, thereby allowing them to better serve their customers.

The exchange will also welcome the opportunity to work closely with other exchanges, especially those associated with the auto industry.

The exchange will be open to all manufacturers and suppliers within the industry and is expected to be operating before the end of the year.



hier sieht man, daß man auch bei rubbernetwork.com eine offene plattformarchitektur anstrebt, die auch ein supply-chain-management direkt ermöglichen würde. ohne frage ein kommender kunde für C1.

[DimStar]

Building groups start B2B site
By Charles Batchelor
Published: June 28 2000 19:43GMT | Last Updated: June 28 2000 19:58GMT



Four engineering, property and construction groups have created a business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce site known as AECventure to exchange project information and improve procurement practice.

The venture enters an increasingly competitive market place for B2B sites in construction and engineering, where all the contenders claim online co-operation can reduce costs, errors and time on complex projects.

The four partners in AECventure - aimed at architects, engineers and the construction industry - are Amec, the engineering and construction group; Bovis Lend Lease, a construction and property management company; Hochtief, a German construction group together with its US subsidiary, Turner; and Skanska, a Swedish construction group.

They are seeking regional partners to widen the scope of the site, due to start in the fourth quarter.

"The marketplace is to be neutral and open to the entire industry," they said. "Everyone can access and benefit from the improved speed, accuracy and transparency in the supply chain. We have the critical mass, an incentive and ability to take a long-term focus and a detailed understanding of the entire industry chain."

But AECventure is a relative latecomer to e-commerce in the construction sector where Mercadium, backed by a consortium of five UK construction companies, was launched last month. Mercadium is backed by Aggregate Industries, Alfred McAlpine, BPB, Pilkington and RMC.

Other construction e-commerce sites include Build-Online.com and EU-Supply.com, but they lack the backing of large groups.

[DimStar]

Large Australian companies to form online B2B marketplace
The Associated Press
7/5/00 10:45 AM


SYDNEY, Australia (Dow Jones News) -- Fourteen major Australian companies agreed to form an online business-to-business marketplace to buy and sell goods and services ranging from fuel products to insurance.

CorProcure will handle $4.8 billion in transactions in its first two years, the partners said. Among the partners are phone giant Telstra Corp., Australia & New Zealand Banking Corp., Qantas Airways Ltd. and Coca-Cola Amatil Ltd.

[DimStar]

Aussie $8 Bil B2B Giant In Hunt For Technology



By David Frith, Computer Daily News
SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA,
07 Jul 2000, 4:21 PM CST
Business-to-business (B2B) technology and infrastructure suppliers will have just a few weeks to bid for the business of corProcure, a new Australian B2B giant announced by a consortium of 14 major companies.

The founder companies say they will solicit proposals in the next few weeks and expect to begin operations in September.

CorProcure`s 14 member companies say they intend to spend more than A$8 billion (US$4.73 billion) on indirect goods and services using the system over the next two years - but the market will be open to all existing and new suppliers and could run much higher. A media statement notes total indirect spend in Australia runs to about $300 billion.

The founding companies are: Amcor, AMP, ANZ Bank, BHP, Coca-Cola Amatil, Coles Myer, Foster`s Brewing, Goodman Fielder, Orica, Pacific Dunlop, Qantas, Telstra and Wesfarmers. Each will have a seat on the board under a memorandum of understanding.

Coles Myer, Australia`s biggest retail group, is already deeply involved in B2B alignments, having joined other large retailers from around the world in GlobalNetXchange (GNX), an international Internet-based B2B exchange which uses technology from Oracle Software [NASDAQ: ORCL] of the US so presumably Oracle will be pushing for corProcure business in coming weeks.

US market leader CommerceOne and German-based SAP AG, which have signed a global deal to jointly deliver e-business market systems, will presumably also be pitching.

The partners say corProcure will be an independent, stand-alone, Internet-based marketplace open to all existing and new suppliers.

They predict it will transform procurement practices in Australia, giving suppliers access to a much larger customer base, reduced administration and customer acquisition costs, better product demand management, and eliminating much paperwork. Buyers will benefit from simplified ordering processes and improved order accuracy.

Goods and services traded through corProcure may include: office and cleaning supplies, fuel, energy, telecommunications, facilities management, HR services, promotions and advertising, computing and insurance.

A search will be launched this week to recruit an independent management team, the partners say.

Reported by Newsbytes News Network, http://www.newsbytes.com

16:21 CST

(20000707/WIRES ASIA, ONLINE, PC, BUSINESS/)

[DimStar]

Europe: no to Covisint but possibly to EUvisint 6 Jul 2000


European based car and component manufacturers signal concern over eExchange

European auto and component manufacturers have suddenly got cold feet about the prospect of joining Covisint, particularly wary of its US-focus. But without the Europeans Covisint cannot truly function globally, nor gain the financial cost benefits. Instead of creating a second superpower, the Europeans, faced with a consolidated market, should welcome the massive globalization that Cosivint offers.

A number of European car and component manufacturers including BMW, VW, Fiat, PSA Group, Robert Bosch and Siemens are currently involved in dialogue about a rival to the perceived, US-centric, Covisint. The pan-European manufacturers have raised fears about secrecy, security, impartiality and surprisingly, Covisint being US focused. Although awaiting the go-ahead from the US authorities, the Cosivint venture offers a global, neutral marketplace and an advantageous addition to the automotive family. A flotation of the venture is likely to appease the regulatory authorities, allowing it to run independent of the current major shareholders.

When the ‘Big Three’ US auto manufacturers announced their intention to set up one of the largest web-based procurement systems, many eyebrows were raised at the scale of the proposed operation. However, since inception, a number of huge auto players have joined, although for the exchange to have a true global appeal more needs to be done to attract European and Asian manufacturers. The raison d`être for Covisint is the establishment of a consortium model facilitating a market place. If a significant proportion of players are missing then the market is unable to function efficiently for all its members.

European players currently not involved in Covisint, should try to work with the exchange as well as persuading those in their vertical markets to join Covisint. Otherwise, a situation will exist where membership of both exchanges is required by some companies which have dealings with companies not participating in their own exchange.

If the European venture does become a reality, it will still face question marks associated with eExchanges. The European skeptics must not regionalize the overall issue, especially as the whole industry is currently embracing globalization on a massive scale. The answer for the European manufacturers lies in participation and not in creating divisions in a border-less future.



Das wäre ein absoluter Knaller. M.E. vielleicht Verhandlungstaktik, um die Beteiligungsquoten zu erhöhen.

[DimStar]

Ariba, CommerceOne, Oracle to jump mining e-market’s hoops

Los Angeles – A global e-procurement marketplace for the mining, metals and minerals industry this week begins a comprehensive, competitive review of Ariba, CommerceOne and Oracle.

Tracy A. Stevenson, interim CEO of the Mining and Metals Procurement Marketplace said the three technology providers are the final candidates in a request for proposal process. They will participate in a two-day capability review that will be conducted concurrently in seven countries, Stevenson said.

The three technology companies are to demonstrate their technical and organizational capabilities to the marketplace`s 14 founding shareholders in concurrent sessions in London, Melbourne, Johannesburg, Santiago, Rio de Janeiro, Toronto and Phoenix.

The presentations and the subsequent proposal review process ultimately will result in the awarding in early August of a contract to create a global technology platform to facilitate the procurement of the full range of goods and services across the mining and metals industry, the interim CEO said.

Founding shareholders include Alcan Aluminium, Alcoa, Anglo American, Barrick Gold Corp, The Broken Hill Proprietary Co., Corporacion Nacional del Cobre de Chile, Companhia Vale do Rio Doce, De Beers Consolidated Mines, Inco, Newmont Mining Corp., Noranda, Phelps Dodge Corp., Rio Tinto and WMC Ltd.

The procurement practices of the mining, metals and minerals industry extend to more than 100 countries. Stevenson said the capability sessions are being conducted with the assistance of the Andersen Consulting global mining practice, which is serving as the solution provider to the marketplace during the design, build and launch phase.

"Our somewhat unusual approach to the request for proposal process is indicative of the comprehensive and unique business solution being planned for the mining, metals and minerals marketplace,” Stevenson explained.

“We will be the first, truly global online procurement marketplace with the ability to unite a wide range of buyers and suppliers of all sizes and from every possible location, from Kalgoorlie, Australia and Calama, Chile to London, Canada and Arizona. Our request for proposal process will determine the vendor with the technical and organizational capability and ambition to be the first to create a comprehensive global technology platform for e-commerce."

The market intends to be independent, open and neutral, while providing access to procurement sources worldwide, Stevenson said.

[DimStar]

big, big news


Jul 13, 2000 (Tech Web - CMP via COMTEX) -- IBM`s e-commerce team has won a
major B-to-B infrastructure contract from the WorldWide Retail Exchange.

IBM`s group, which includes Ariba (stock: ARBA) and i2 Technologies (stock:
ITWO), will build an online marketplace that will connect suppliers to some of
the world`s largest merchants.

Among the members of the exchange are: Royal Ahold NV; Albertson`s, Best Buy;
The Gap; J.C. Penney; CVS; Kmart; Marks & Spencer; Safeway; Target; and
Walgreens. Current members have combined yearly sales of about $454 billion.

The IBM (stock: IBM) team reportedly beat out an alliance of Microsoft (stock:
MSFT), Andersen Consulting and Commerce One (stock: CMRC) to win the contract.

The WRE has gained strong traction in the retailing community and has picked up
membership at the expense of GlobalNetExchange, a rival marketplace formed by
Sears Roebuck and Carrefour. Oracle (stock: ORCL) built the infrastructure for
that exchange, which is already operating.

On Thursday, the WWRE announced five new members: Dairy Farm International;
Spain`s El Corte Ingles; Rite Aid; Britain`s Safeway; and SUPERVALU.

The value of the multi-year infrastructure deal was not released. The exchange
is expected to go live this summer.

Shares of IBM fell 1 1/2 Thursday to 103 1/8, but stocks of the other two
members of the alliance soared. Ariba gained 27 11/16 to 131 3/16 while i2
jumped 18 3/8 to 141 9/16.


http://www.techweb.com

Copyright (C) 2000 CMP Media Inc.

[DimStar]

Vielleicht ist es an der Zeit einmal eine Zwischenbilanz zu ziehen. Aufbauend auf einem posting von Goldmund im MF-board eine aktualisierte liste aller sog. Mega-Exchanges und den dazugehörigen Technologielieferanten. Dabei erkennt man, daß selbst unter den Mega-Exchanges Konsolidierungsbedarf besteht (z.b. WWRE, GlobalNetXChange, RetailersMarketXchange) und nur ein Teil der MegaExchanges tatsächlich ernst zu nehmen sind (z.b. e2open, CoNext) bzw. sich nach der Gründung noch für eine Technologie entscheiden müssen. Ein Ende dieses Threads ist noch nicht in Sicht ...



Commerce One
Aerospace consortium Boeing, Lockheed Martin, BAE, DASA, Airbus, Raytheon
Energy consortium Royal/Dutch Shell, BP Amoco, TotalFina, Statoil +9
Pantellos Energy American Electric Power, Southern Company, Duke Energy, +18


Commerce One & Oracle
Covisint GM, Ford, DaimlerChrysler, Renault, Nissan, Delphi, Dana


Oracle
Global Transport Exchange Hutchinson Port
GlobalNetXChange Sears, Carrefour, Metro, Sainsbury + 2
RetailersMarketXchange Chevron, McLane
Health care insurance Aetna, Pacifc Health Care


IBM
Omnexus.com (plastics) DuPont, Dow, BASF, Bayer, Ticona Celanese
TransPlace Hunt, Swift, others


Ariba
Petrocosm Chevron, Texaco


Ariba & EDS
CoNext Bethlehem Steel, 11 other diverse EDS-clients


Ariba & i2
MetalSpectrum Alcoa, Allegheny, Reynolds, Kaiser +4


Ariba & i2 & IBM
Worldwide Retail Exchange Ahold, JC Penney, K-mart, Marks & Spencer +16
Health care suppliers consort Johnson & Johnson, Baxter +3
e2open.com IBM, Toshiba, Nortel, Solectron, Hitachi, LG Electronics, Seagate, Panasonic


i2
MyAircraft.com United Technologies, Honeywell
HightechMatrix.com Compaq, HP


PurchasePro
Hospitality exchange Hilton +others



Undecided (???????)

Airnewco.com American Airlines, Continental, Iberia, Air France, British Aiways, Delta Airlines, United Airlines (??????)

Beef Consortium IBP, Excel, Smithfield, Tyson,. Gold Kist, Farmland Ind. (???????)

CoreProcure (Australia) Amcor, AMP, ANZ Bank, Australia Post, BHP, Coca-Cola Amatil, Coles Myer, Foster`s, Goodman Fielder, Orica, Pacific Dunlop, Qantas, Telstra and Wesfarmers (?????????)

Transora Coca Cola, Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Colgate, Eastman Kodak, Gilette, Heineken, Johnson & Johnson, Kellog, Kraft, Nestle, PepsiCo, BristolMyers, 35 others (???????)

Cotton Consortium Dunavant Enterprises, Allenberg Cotton, +4 (???????)

Health care distributors consortium Amerisource Health, Cardinal Health, +4 (???????)

European Utilities consortium Endesa, RWE, Electricite de France, Enel, Scottish Power +7 (??????)

High-tech exchange Compaq, Gateway, AMD, +9 (???????)

LevelSeas.com Stasco, Clarksons, Cargill, BP Amoco Shiping (????????)

Meat and poultry processors IBP, Excel, Smithfield, Tyson, Gold Kist, Farmland Ind. (???????)

Mining and Metals Procurement Marketplace Alcan Aluminium, Barrick Gold, Rio Tinto, Alcoa, Anglo American, Broken Hill Proprietary, Corp. Nat. del Cobre de Chile, Inco, Noranda, Phelps Dodge, Vale do Rio Doce, De Beers, Newmont and WMC (???????)

Paper consortium International Paper, Georgia-Pacific, Weyerhaeuser (???????)

Real Estate/Constellation Chase, Equity Ofc., Spieker, +5 (???????)

Rooster.com Cargil, DuPont, Cenex Harvest (???????)

Rubbernetwork.com Goodyear, Pirelli, +4 (???????)

Star Alliance United, Air Canada, Lufthansa, 10 others (???????)

Steel Consortium Arbed, Samsung, Duferco, Cargill Steel (???????)

Xfera France Telecom, Vivendi, +2 (???????)

[buckweiser]

ich hoffe die beiden gehen an CMRC:

European Utilities consortium Endesa, RWE, Electricite de France, Enel, Scottish Power +7 (??????) - viele SAP-Kunden + Kooperation CMRC mit Endessa

High-tech exchange Compaq, Gateway, AMD, +9 (???????) - CMRC Kooperation mit Compaq

MfG buck

[DimStar]

StarAlliance ist vergeben

Oracle wins airline exchange contract

By Margaret Kane ZDII

Oracle Corp. (Nasdaq: ORCL) has won a key contract to supply e-commerce services to an airline industry business-to-business marketplace.
AeroXchange, whose founding members include Air Canada, All Nippon Airways, America West Airlines, Cathay Pacific Airways, FedEx Express, Japan Airlines, Lufthansa German Airlines, Northwest Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines System and Singapore Airlines, expects to handle handle more than $45 billion worth of purchases of goods and services, excluding aircraft and fuel.

The exchange will use Oracle`s B2B exchange platform and technology to provide online auctioning, reverse auctioning, contract and spot buying capabilities, as well as collaborative supply chain planning. Oracle will provide the technology, functionality and hosting platform.

The deal is rumored to be worth around $100 million.

Online exchanges have become big business - almost $1 billion according to research firm IDC. Companies like Ariba Inc. (Nasdaq: ARBA) and Commerce One (Nasdaq: CMRC) have fought fiercely over deals to supply technology to the exchanges, which have popped up in almost every industry.

[DimStar]

Commerce One
Exostar Boeing, Lockheed Martin, BAE, DASA, Airbus, Raytheon
Petrochemical Exchange Royal Dutch/Shell, BP Amoco, TotalFina, Statoil +9
Pantellos American Electric Power, Southern Company, Duke Energy, +18


Commerce One & Oracle
Covisint GM, Ford, DaimlerChrysler, Renault, Nissan, Delphi


Oracle
GlobalNetXChange Sears, Carrefour, Metro, Sainsbury + 2
RetailersMarketXchange Chevron, McLane
HomebuildersXchange Centex, D.R. Horton, Kaufman and Broad Home, Lennar, Pulte
Health care insurance Aetna, Pacifc Health Care


SAP
Chemical Consortium Bayer, BASF, Muehlstein, MG, Henkel, Degussa, Wacker-Chemie
CPGMarkets.com Nestle, Danone, Henkel
Autosuppliers Marketplace Bosch, Continental, INA Wälzlager, ZF Friedrichshafen
Telstra Portal CSR, Quantas Airways, American Express, Citigroup, National Australia Bank


IBM
Envera(Chemistry) Eastman, Rohm & Haas +11
Omnexus.com (plastics) DuPont, Dow, BASF, Bayer, Ticona Celanese
TransPlace Hunt, Swift, others


Ariba
Petrocosm Chevron, Texaco, Raytheon


Ariba & EDS
CoNext Bethlehem Steel, 11 other diverse EDS-clients


Ariba & i2
MetalSpectrum Alcoa, Allegheny, Reynolds, Kaiser +4


Ariba & i2 & IBM
Worldwide Retail Exchange Ahold, JC Penney, K-mart, Marks & Spencer +16
Health care suppliers consort Johnson & Johnson, Baxter, GE Medical, Abbot, Medtronic +3
e2open.com IBM, Toshiba, Nortel, Solectron, Hitachi, LG Electronics, Seagate, Panasonic
Rubbernetwork.com Goodyear, Pirelli, Bridgestone, Continental, Michelin +2

i2
MyAircraft.com United Technologies, Honeywell
HightechMatrix.com Compaq, HP


PurchasePro
Hospitality exchange Hilton +others




Undecided (???????)

Airnewco.com American Airlines, Continental, Iberia, Air France, British Aiways, Delta Airlines, United Airlines (??????)

Beef Consortium IBP, Excel, Smithfield, Tyson,. Gold Kist, Farmland Ind. (???????)

CoreProcure (Australia) Amcor, AMP, ANZ Bank, Australia Post, BHP, Coca-Cola Amatil, Coles Myer, Foster`s, Goodman Fielder, Orica, Pacific Dunlop, Qantas, Telstra and Wesfarmers (?????????)

Cotton Consortium Dunavant Enterprises, Allenberg Cotton, +4 (???????)

ehitex.com Compaq, Gateway, Hewlett-Packard, AMD, Infineon, NEC, Quantum, Samsung, SCI Systems, Solectron, Western Digital (???????)

ElastomerSolutions.com Bayer, Dupont, DSM + 4 (?????????)

European Utilities consortium Endesa, RWE, Electricite de France, Enel, Scottish Power +7 (??????)

LevelSeas.com Stasco, Clarksons, Cargill, BP Amoco Shiping (????????)

Marketplace Information eXchange Hallmark, Russel Stover +14 (?????????)

Meat and poultry processors IBP, Excel, Smithfield, Tyson, Gold Kist, Farmland Ind. (???????)

Mining and Metals Procurement Marketplace Alcan Aluminium, Barrick Gold, Rio Tinto, Alcoa, Anglo American, Broken Hill Proprietary, Corp. Nat. del Cobre de Chile, Inco, Noranda, Phelps Dodge, Vale do Rio Doce, De Beers, Newmont and WMC (???????)

NewHealthExchange.com Amerisource Health, Cardinal Health, Fisher Scientific +3 (???????)

OceanConnect.com BP Marine, FAMM, Shell Marine, Elestone, Keystone, Stena Bulk, Nippon, Petroleum Argus, Clarksons (????????)

Paper Consortium International Paper, Georgia-Pacific, Weyerhaeuser (???????)

Real Estate/Constellation Chase, Equity Ofc., Spieker, +5 (???????)

Rooster.com Cargil, DuPont, Cenex Harvest (???????)

Star Alliance United, Air Canada, Lufthansa, 10 others (???????)

Steel Consortium Arbed, Samsung, Duferco, Cargill Steel (???????)

Thermo Plastics Exchange BASF, Celanese, Dow, Bayer, Dupont (??????????)

Transora Coca Cola, Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Colgate, Eastman Kodak, Gilette, Heineken, Johnson & Johnson, Kellog, Kraft, Nestle, PepsiCo, BristolMyers +35 others (???????)

Xfera France Telecom, Vivendi, +2 (???????)

[DimStar]

nur ein kleines update, ergänzungen willkommen

[DimStar]

es tut sich was...
Commerce One
Exostar Boeing, Lockheed Martin, BAE, DASA, Airbus, Raytheon
Trade-Ranger Royal Dutch/Shell, BP Amoco, TotalFina, Statoil +9
Pantellos American Electric Power, Southern Company, Duke Energy, +18

Commerce One & SAP
Enporion Allegheny Energy, New Century Energies, Minnesota Power, Northern States Power, PPL
Mining and Metals Procurement Marketplace Alcan Aluminium, Barrick Gold, Rio Tinto, Alcoa, Anglo American, Broken Hill Proprietary, Corp. Nat. del Cobre de Chile, Inco, Noranda, Phelps Dodge, Vale do Rio Doce, De Beers, Newmont and WMC

SAP
Chemical Consortium Bayer, BASF, Muehlstein, MG, Henkel, Degussa, Wacker-Chemie
CPGMarkets.com Nestle, Danone, Henkel
Autosuppliers Marketplace Bosch, Continental, INA Wälzlager, ZF Friedrichshafen
Telstra Portal CSR, Quantas Airways, American Express, Citigroup, National Australia Bank

Commerce One & Oracle
Covisint GM, Ford, DaimlerChrysler, Renault, Nissan, Delphi

Oracle
GlobalNetXChange Sears, Carrefour, Metro, Sainsbury + 2
RetailersMarketXchange Chevron, McLane
HomebuildersXchange Centex, D.R. Horton, Kaufman and Broad Home, Lennar, Pulte
AeroXChange Air Canada, All Nippon Airways, America West Airlines, Cathay Pacific, FedEx, Japan Airlines, Lufthansa, Northwest Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines, Singapore Airlines
Health care insurance Aetna, Pacifc Health Care


IBM
Envera(Chemistry) Eastman, Rohm & Haas +11
Omnexus.com (plastics) DuPont, Dow, BASF, Bayer, Ticona Celanese

Ariba & IBM
TransPlace Hunt, Swift, others

Ariba
Petrocosm Chevron, Texaco, Raytheon

Ariba & EDS
CoNext Bethlehem Steel, 11 other diverse EDS-clients

Ariba & i2
MetalSpectrum Alcoa, Allegheny, Reynolds, Kaiser +4

Ariba & i2 & IBM
Worldwide Retail Exchange Ahold, JC Penney, K-mart, Marks & Spencer +16
Health care suppliers consort Johnson & Johnson, Baxter, GE Medical, Abbot, Medtronic +3
e2open.com IBM, Toshiba, Nortel, Solectron, Hitachi, LG Electronics, Seagate, Panasonic
Rubbernetwork.com Goodyear, Pirelli, Bridgestone, Continental, Michelin +2
Transora Coca Cola, Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Colgate, Eastman Kodak, Gillette, Heineken, Johnson & Johnson, Kellog, Kraft, Nestle, PepsiCo, BristolMyers +35 others (???????)


i2
MyAircraft.com United Technologies, Honeywell
HightechMatrix.com Compaq, HP


PurchasePro
Hospitality exchange Hilton +others




Undecided (???????)

Airnewco.com American Airlines, Continental, Iberia, Air France, British Aiways, Delta Airlines, United Airlines (??????)

Beef Consortium IBP, Excel, Smithfield, Tyson, Gold Kist, Farmland Ind. (???????)

CoreProcure (Australia) Amcor, AMP, ANZ Bank, Australia Post, BHP, Coca-Cola Amatil, Coles Myer, Foster`s, Goodman Fielder, Orica, Pacific Dunlop, Qantas, Telstra and Westfarmers (?????????)

Cotton Consortium Dunavant Enterprises, Allenberg Cotton, +4 (???????)

ehitex.com Compaq, Gateway, Hewlett-Packard, AMD, Infineon, NEC, Quantum, Samsung, SCI Systems, Solectron, Western Digital (???????)

ElastomerSolutions.com Bayer, Dupont, DSM + 4 (?????????)

European Utilities consortium Endesa, RWE, Electricite de France, Enel, Scottish Power +7 (??????)

LevelSeas.com Stasco, Clarksons, Cargill, BP Amoco Shiping (????????)

Marketplace Information eXchange Hallmark, Russel Stover +14 (?????????)

Meat and poultry processors IBP, Excel, Smithfield, Tyson, Gold Kist, Farmland Ind. (???????)

NewHealthExchange.com Amerisource Health, Cardinal Health, Fisher Scientific +3 (???????)

OceanConnect.com BP Marine, FAMM, Shell Marine, Elestone, Keystone, Stena Bulk, Nippon, Petroleum Argus, Clarksons (????????)

Paper Consortium International Paper, Georgia-Pacific, Weyerhaeuser (???????)

Real Estate/Constellation Chase, Equity Ofc., Spieker +5 (???????)

Rooster.com Cargil, DuPont, Cenex Harvest (???????)

Steel Consortium Arbed, Samsung, Duferco, Cargill Steel (???????)

Xfera France Telecom, Vivendi, +2 (???????)

[Forsyth]

hi dimstar,
meinst du nicht, daß die unterordnung der plattform "Transora" bei ariba nicht ein wenig zu früh ist,oder hast du konkrete infos bez. der abschließung eines vorvertrages.
wenn ich mir so die bestehenden weiteren plattformen ansehe, bin ich neugierig wer von denen kunde von commerce one werden könnte.
es bleibt also abzuwarten, auf jeden fall ist es sehr spannend.
wenn das tread immer wieder oben erscheint habe ich ein richtiges kribbeln.

gruß Forsyth-auf einmal bin ich reich!

[DimStar]

nein, habe keinerlei konkrete infos wg. Transora. ich verfolge allerdings schon seit geraumer zeit bestimmte beiträge in us-boards und halte die aussage von jemandem von dort für glaubwürdig, wenn auch nicht zuverlässig, schließlich können seine quellen wiederum falsch liegen. ich würde meine liste gerne im nachhinein wieder ändern ...

[DimStar]

Commerce One
Exostar Boeing, Lockheed Martin, BAE, DASA, Airbus, Raytheon
Trade-Ranger Royal Dutch/Shell, BP Amoco, TotalFina, Statoil +9
Pantellos American Electric Power, Southern Company, Duke Energy, +18
Bayantrade.com (Philippinen) Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co, Benpres Holdings Corp, JG Summit Holdings, Ayala Corp, Aboitiz Equity Ventures and United Laboratories Inc.

Commerce One & SAP
Enporion Allegheny Energy, New Century Energies, Minnesota Power, Northern States Power, PPL
Mining and Metals Procurement Marketplace Alcan Aluminium, Barrick Gold, Rio Tinto, Alcoa, Anglo American, Broken Hill Proprietary, Corp. Nat. del Cobre de Chile, Inco, Noranda, Phelps Dodge, Vale do Rio Doce, De Beers, Newmont and WMC
CC-Markets.com Bayer, BASF, Muehlstein, MG, Henkel, Degussa, Wacker-Chemie
CoreProcure (Australia) Amcor, AMP, ANZ Bank, Australia Post, BHP, Coca-Cola Amatil, Coles Myer, Foster`s, Goodman Fielder, Orica, Pacific Dunlop, Qantas, Telstra and Westfarmers

SAP
CPGMarkets.com Nestle, Danone, Henkel
Autosuppliers Marketplace Bosch, Continental, LUK, INA Wälzlager, ZF Friedrichshafen
Telstra Portal CSR, Quantas Airways, American Express, Citigroup, National Australia Bank
Achilles Npower, PowerGen, the Environment Agency, GPU Power Distribution, South West Water, Anglian Water and Yorkshire Water

Commerce One & Oracle
Covisint GM, Ford, DaimlerChrysler, Renault, Nissan, Delphi

Oracle
GlobalNetXChange Sears, Carrefour, Metro, Sainsbury + 2
RetailersMarketXchange Chevron, McLane
HomebuildersXchange Centex, D.R. Horton, Kaufman and Broad Home, Lennar, Pulte
AeroXChange Air Canada, All Nippon Airways, America West Airlines, Cathay Pacific, FedEx, Japan Airlines, Lufthansa, Northwest Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines, Singapore Airlines
Health care insurance Aetna, Pacifc Health Care
Construction-ec.com Taisei, Shimizu, Obayashi, Kajima, Takenaka

Ariba & IBM
TransPlace Hunt, Swift, others

Ariba
Petrocosm Chevron, Texaco, Raytheon

Ariba & EDS
CoNext Bethlehem Steel, 11 other diverse EDS-clients

Ariba & i2
MetalSpectrum Alcoa, Allegheny, Reynolds, Kaiser +4

Ariba & i2 & IBM
Worldwide Retail Exchange Ahold, JC Penney, K-mart, Marks & Spencer +16
Health care suppliers consort Johnson & Johnson, Baxter, GE Medical, Abbot, Medtronic +3
e2open.com IBM, Toshiba, Nortel, Solectron, Hitachi, LG Electronics, Seagate, Panasonic
Rubbernetwork.com Goodyear, Pirelli, Bridgestone, Continental, Michelin +2

Ariba & IBM
TransPlace Hunt, Swift, others

IBM
Envera(Chemistry) Eastman, Rohm & Haas +11
Omnexus.com (Thermo plastics) DuPont, Dow, BASF, Bayer, Ticona Celanese, DSM

i2
MyAircraft.com United Technologies, Honeywell
HightechMatrix.com Compaq, HP


PurchasePro
Hospitality exchange Hilton +others


VerticalNet & Computer Sciences
ElastomerSolutions.com Bayer, Dupont, DSM + 4 (?????????)


Undecided (???????)

Airnewco.com American Airlines, Continental, Iberia, Air France, British Aiways, Delta Airlines, United Airlines (??????)

Cotton Consortium Dunavant Enterprises, Allenberg Cotton, +4 (???????)

ehitex.com Compaq, Gateway, Hewlett-Packard, AMD, Infineon, NEC, Quantum, Samsung, SCI Systems, Solectron, Western Digital, Agilent, Canon, Synnex, Tatung (???????)

European Utilities consortium Endesa, RWE, Electricite de France, Enel, Scottish Power +7 (??????)

LevelSeas.com Stasco, Clarksons, Cargill, BP Amoco Shiping (????????)

Marketplace Information eXchange Hallmark, Russel Stover +14 (?????????)

Meat and poultry processors IBP, Excel, Smithfield, Tyson, Gold Kist, Farmland Ind. (???????)

NewHealthExchange.com Amerisource Health, Cardinal Health, Fisher Scientific +3 (???????)

OceanConnect.com BP Marine, FAMM, Shell Marine, Elestone, Keystone, Stena Bulk, Nippon, Petroleum Argus, Clarksons (????????)

Paper Consortium International Paper, Georgia-Pacific, Weyerhaeuser (???????)

Real Estate/Constellation Chase, Equity Ofc., Spieker +5 (???????)

Rooster.com Cargil, DuPont, Cenex Harvest (???????)

Steel Consortium Arbed, Samsung, Duferco, Cargill Steel (???????)

Transora Coca Cola, Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Colgate, Eastman Kodak, Gillette, Heineken, Johnson & Johnson, Kellog, Kraft, Nestle, PepsiCo, BristolMyers +35 others (????????)

Xfera France Telecom, Vivendi, +2 (???????)

[DimStar]

Commerce One
Exostar Boeing, Lockheed Martin, BAE, DASA, Airbus, Raytheon
Trade-Ranger Royal Dutch/Shell, BP Amoco, TotalFina, Statoil +9
Pantellos American Electric Power, Southern Company, Duke Energy, +18
Bayantrade.com (Philippinen) Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co, Benpres Holdings Corp, JG Summit Holdings, Ayala Corp, Aboitiz Equity Ventures and United Laboratories Inc.
eHitex Compaq, Gateway, Hewlett-Packard, AMD, Infineon, NEC, Quantum, Samsung, SCI Systems, Solectron, Western Digital, Agilent, Canon, Synnex, Tatung

Commerce One & SAP
Enporion Allegheny Energy, New Century Energies, Minnesota Power, Northern States Power, PPL
Mining and Metals Procurement Marketplace Alcan Aluminium, Barrick Gold, Rio Tinto, Alcoa, Anglo American, Broken Hill Proprietary, Corp. Nat. del Cobre de Chile, Inco, Noranda, Phelps Dodge, Vale do Rio Doce, De Beers, Newmont and WMC
CC-Markets.com Bayer, BASF, Muehlstein, MG, Henkel, Degussa, Wacker-Chemie
CoreProcure (Australia) Amcor, AMP, ANZ Bank, Australia Post, BHP, Coca-Cola Amatil, Coles Myer, Foster`s, Goodman Fielder, Orica, Pacific Dunlop, Qantas, Telstra and Westfarmers
EC4EC MG, Babcock


SAP
CPGMarkets.com Nestle, Danone, Henkel
Autosuppliers Marketplace Bosch, Continental, LUK, INA Wälzlager, ZF Friedrichshafen
Telstra Portal CSR, Quantas Airways, American Express, Citigroup, National Australia Bank
Achilles Npower, PowerGen, the Environment Agency, GPU Power Distribution, South West Water, Anglian Water and Yorkshire Water

Commerce One & Oracle
Covisint GM, Ford, DaimlerChrysler, Renault, Nissan, Delphi, Visteon

Oracle
GlobalNetXChange Sears, Carrefour, Metro, Sainsbury, Kroger + 2
RetailersMarketXchange Chevron, McLane
HomebuildersXchange Centex, D.R. Horton, Kaufman and Broad Home, Lennar, Pulte
AeroXChange Air Canada, All Nippon Airways, America West Airlines, Cathay Pacific, FedEx, Japan Airlines, Lufthansa, Northwest Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines, Singapore Airlines
Health care insurance Aetna, Pacifc Health Care
Construction-ec.com Taisei, Shimizu, Obayashi, Kajima, Takenaka
worldSOL.com Ancom Berhad, Atofina South East Asia Pte Ltd, Borden Chemical (M) Sdn Bhd, Malaysian Oxygen Berhad, Nylex (Malaysia) Berhad, Petronas Dagangan Berhad, Sumitomo Corporation and Transmare-Chemie (Singapore) Pte Ltd
Envera(Chemistry) Eastman, Rohm & Haas +11

Ariba
Petrocosm Chevron, Texaco, Raytheon

Ariba & EDS
CoNext Bethlehem Steel, 11 other diverse EDS-clients

Ariba & i2
MetalSpectrum Alcoa, Allegheny, Reynolds, Kaiser +4
Transora Coca Cola, Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Colgate, Eastman Kodak, Gillette, Heineken, Johnson & Johnson, Kellog, Kraft, Nestle, PepsiCo, BristolMyers +44 others

Ariba & i2 & IBM
Worldwide Retail Exchange Ahold, JC Penney, K-mart, Marks & Spencer +16
Health care suppliers consort Johnson & Johnson, Baxter, GE Medical, Abbot, Medtronic +3
e2open.com IBM, Toshiba, Lucent, Nortel, Solectron, Hitachi, LG Electronics, Seagate, Panasonic, Acer
Rubbernetwork.com Goodyear, Pirelli, Bridgestone, Continental, Michelin +2
Omnexus.com (Thermo plastics) DuPont, Dow, BASF, Bayer, Ticona Celanese, DSM


Ariba & IBM
TransPlace Hunt, Swift, others

i2
MyAircraft.com United Technologies, Honeywell
HightechMatrix.com Compaq, HP


PurchasePro
Hospitality exchange Hilton +others


VerticalNet & Computer Sciences
ElastomerSolutions.com Bayer, Dupont, DSM + 4


Undecided (???????)

AECVenture Hochtief, AMEC, BovisLendLease, Turner, Skanska (???????)

Airnewco.com American Airlines, Continental, Iberia, Air France, British Aiways, Delta Airlines, United Airlines (??????)

Building Materials Consortium Heidelberger Zement, Hanson, Lafarge and RMC (???????)

Cotton Consortium Dunavant Enterprises, Allenberg Cotton, +4 (???????)

European Utilities consortium Endesa, RWE, Electricite de France, Enel, Scottish Power +7 (??????)

ForestExpress International Paper, Georgia-Pacific, Weyerhaeuser, Mead (???????)

LevelSeas.com Shell, Clarksons, Cargill, BP Amoco Shiping (????????)

Marketplace Information eXchange Hallmark, Russel Stover +14 (?????????)

Meat and poultry processors IBP, Excel, Smithfield, Tyson, Gold Kist, Farmland Ind. (???????)

NewHealthExchange.com Amerisource Health, Cardinal Health, Fisher Scientific +3 (???????)

OceanConnect.com BP Marine, Shell Marine Products, Nippon Mitsubishi Oil Corp., Stena Bulk AB, Clarksons +5 (?????????)

Real Estate/Constellation Chase, Equity Ofc., Spieker +5 (???????)

Rooster.com Cargil, DuPont, Cenex Harvest (???????)

Steel Consortium Arbed, Samsung, Duferco, Cargill Steel (???????)

Xfera France Telecom, Vivendi, +2 (???????)

[DimStar]

Commerce One
Exostar Boeing, Lockheed Martin, BAE, DASA, Airbus, Raytheon
Trade-Ranger Royal Dutch/Shell, BP Amoco, TotalFina, Statoil +9
Pantellos American Electric Power, Southern Company, Duke Energy, +18
Bayantrade.com (Philippinen) Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co, Benpres Holdings Corp, JG Summit Holdings, Ayala Corp, Aboitiz Equity Ventures and United Laboratories
Chemplorer Bayer, Aventis/Celanese, Clariant, Wella, Schering, Dynamit Nobel, Eastman Chemical Europe

Commerce One & SAP
Enporion Allegheny Energy, New Century Energies, Minnesota Power, Northern States Power, PPL
Mining and Metals Procurement Marketplace Alcan Aluminium, Barrick Gold, Rio Tinto, Alcoa, Anglo American, Broken Hill Proprietary, Corp. Nat. del Cobre de Chile, Inco, Noranda, Phelps Dodge, Vale do Rio Doce, De Beers, Newmont and WMC
CoreProcure (Australia) Amcor, AMP, ANZ Bank, Australia Post, BHP, Coca-Cola Amatil, Coles Myer, Foster`s, Goodman Fielder, Orica, Pacific Dunlop, Qantas, Telstra and Westfarmers
EC4EC MG, Babcock
eHitex Compaq, Gateway, Hewlett-Packard, AMD, Infineon, NEC, Quantum, Samsung, SCI Systems, Solectron, Western Digital, Agilent, Canon, Synnex, Tatung
ForestExpress International Paper, Georgia-Pacific, Weyerhaeuser, Mead

SAP
CPGMarket.com Nestle, Danone, Henkel
Autosuppliers Marketplace Bosch, Continental, LUK, INA Wälzlager, ZF Friedrichshafen
Telstra Portal CSR, Quantas Airways, American Express, Citigroup, National Australia Bank
Achilles Npower, PowerGen, the Environment Agency, GPU Power Distribution, South West Water, Anglian Water and Yorkshire Water
ChemPharm BASF, Bayer, Siemens, Sartorius, Degussa, KSB

Commerce One & Oracle
Covisint GM, Ford, DaimlerChrysler, Renault, Nissan, Delphi, Visteon

Oracle
GlobalNetXChange Sears, Carrefour, Metro, Sainsbury, Kroger + 2
RetailersMarketXchange Chevron, McLane
HomebuildersXchange Centex, D.R. Horton, Kaufman and Broad Home, Lennar, Pulte
AeroXChange Air Canada, All Nippon Airways, America West Airlines, Cathay Pacific, FedEx, Japan Airlines, Lufthansa, Northwest Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines, Singapore Airlines
Health care insurance Aetna, Pacifc Health Care
Construction-ec.com Taisei, Shimizu, Obayashi, Kajima, Takenaka
worldSOL.com Ancom Berhad, Atofina South East Asia Pte Ltd, Borden Chemical (M) Sdn Bhd, Malaysian Oxygen Berhad, Nylex (Malaysia) Berhad, Petronas Dagangan Berhad, Sumitomo Corporation and Transmare-Chemie (Singapore) Pte Ltd

Ariba
Petrocosm Chevron, Texaco, Raytheon
Rooster.com Cargil, DuPont, Cenex Harvest

Ariba & EDS
CoNext Bethlehem Steel, 11 other diverse EDS-clients

Ariba & i2
MetalSpectrum Alcoa, Allegheny, Reynolds, Kaiser +4
Transora Coca Cola, Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Colgate, Eastman Kodak, Gillette, Heineken, Johnson & Johnson, Kellog, Kraft, Nestle, PepsiCo, BristolMyers +44 others

Ariba & i2 & IBM
Worldwide Retail Exchange Ahold, JC Penney, K-mart, Marks & Spencer +16
e2open.com IBM, Toshiba, Lucent, Nortel, Solectron, Hitachi, LG Electronics, Seagate, Panasonic, Acer
Rubbernetwork.com Goodyear, Pirelli, Bridgestone, Continental, Michelin +2
Omnexus.com (Thermo plastics) DuPont, Dow, BASF, Bayer, Ticona Celanese, DSM


Ariba & IBM
TransPlace Hunt, Swift, others

i2
MyAircraft.com United Technologies, Honeywell
HightechMatrix.com Compaq, HP


PurchasePro
Hospitality exchange Hilton +others

CentriMed
Global Health Care Exchange Johnson & Johnson, Baxter, GE Medical, Abbot, Medtronic +3

VerticalNet & Computer Sciences
ElastomerSolutions.com Bayer, Dupont, DSM + 4

Idapta
LevelSeas.com Shell, Clarksons, Cargill, BP Amoco Shiping
Steel Consortium Arbed, Samsung, Duferco, Cargill Steel

WebMethods & XMLSolutions
Envera Eastman Chemical, Rohm and Haas +12

Undecided (???????)

AECVenture Hochtief, AMEC, BovisLendLease, Turner, Skanska (???????)

Airnewco.com American Airlines, Continental, Iberia, Air France, British Aiways, Delta Airlines, United Airlines (??????)

Building Materials Consortium Heidelberger Zement, Hanson, Lafarge and RMC (???????)

Cotton Consortium Dunavant Enterprises, Allenberg Cotton, +4 (???????)

Elemica BASF, Bayer, BP, Ciba, Dow, Dupont, DSM, Mitsubishi, Mitsui, Shell +11 (???????)

European Utilities consortium Endesa, RWE, Electricite de France, Enel, Scottish Power +7 (??????)

Marketplace Information eXchange Hallmark, Russel Stover +14 (?????????)

Meat and poultry processors IBP, Excel, Smithfield, Tyson, Gold Kist, Farmland Ind. (???????)

NewHealthExchange.com Amerisource Health, Cardinal Health, Fisher Scientific +3 (???????)

OceanConnect.com BP Marine, Shell Marine Products, Nippon Mitsubishi Oil Corp., Stena Bulk AB, Clarksons +5 (?????????)

Real Estate/Constellation Chase, Equity Ofc., Spieker +5 (???????)

Xfera France Telecom, Vivendi, +2 (???????)

[SPIRIT]

da fehlt aber was
ich weiß es nur von cmrc die haben doch da auch eine mit der deutschen telekom
und eine mit swisscom un ich glaub auch eine in japan

[DimStar]

es geht nur um die Industriekonsortieen (Überschrift), deren Plattformen vielleicht eine noch größere Zukunft haben als die tausend Einzellösungen oder horizontalen MRO-Marktplätze.

[DimStar]

Commerce One
Exostar Boeing, Lockheed Martin, BAE, DASA, Airbus, Raytheon, Airgas
Trade-Ranger Royal Dutch/Shell, BP Amoco, TotalFina, Statoil +9
Pantellos American Electric Power, Southern Company, Duke Energy, +18
Bayantrade.com (Philippinen) Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co, Benpres Holdings Corp, JG Summit Holdings, Ayala Corp, Aboitiz Equity Ventures and United Laboratories
Chemplorer Bayer, Aventis/Celanese, Clariant, Wella, Schering, Dynamit Nobel, Eastman Chemical Europe
A-Site PremiSys, Stanhope, Rotch, Aurora


Commerce One & SAP
Enporion Allegheny Energy, New Century Energies, Minnesota Power, Northern States Power, PPL
Quadrem Alcan Aluminium, Barrick Gold, Rio Tinto, Alcoa, Anglo American, Broken Hill Proprietary, Corp. Nat. del Cobre de Chile, Imerys, Inco, Noranda, Phelps Dodge, Vale do Rio Doce, De Beers, Newmont and WMC
EC4EC MG, Babcock
eHitex Compaq, Gateway, Hewlett-Packard, AMD, Infineon, NEC, Quantum, Samsung, SCI Systems, Solectron, Western Digital, Agilent, Canon, Synnex, Tatung
ForestExpress International Paper, Georgia-Pacific, Weyerhaeuser, Mead, Boise Cascade, Willamette

SAP
CPGMarket.com Nestle, Danone, Henkel
SupplyOn Bosch, Continental, LUK, INA Wälzlager, ZF Friedrichshafen
Telstra Portal CSR, Quantas Airways, American Express, Citigroup, National Australia Bank
Achilles Npower, PowerGen, the Environment Agency, GPU Power Distribution, South West Water, Anglian Water and Yorkshire Water
ChemPharm BASF, Bayer, Siemens, Sartorius, Degussa, KSB

Commerce One & Oracle
Covisint GM, Ford, DaimlerChrysler, Renault, Nissan, Delphi, Visteon

Oracle
GlobalNetXChange Sears, Carrefour, Metro, Sainsbury, Kroger + 2
RetailersMarketXchange Chevron, McLane
HomebuildersXchange Centex, D.R. Horton, Kaufman and Broad Home, Lennar, Pulte
AeroXChange Air Canada, All Nippon Airways, America West Airlines, Cathay Pacific, FedEx, Japan Airlines, Lufthansa, Northwest Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines, Singapore Airlines
Health care insurance Aetna, Pacifc Health Care
Construction-ec.com Taisei, Shimizu, Obayashi, Kajima, Takenaka
worldSOL.com Ancom Berhad, Atofina South East Asia Pte Ltd, Borden Chemical (M) Sdn Bhd, Malaysian Oxygen Berhad, Nylex (Malaysia) Berhad, Petronas Dagangan Berhad, Sumitomo Corporation and Transmare-Chemie (Singapore) Pte Ltd

Ariba
Petrocosm Chevron, Texaco, Raytheon
Rooster.com Cargill, DuPont, Cenex Harvest

Ariba & i2
MetalSpectrum Alcoa, Allegheny, Reynolds, Kaiser, Thyssen North America +9
Transora Coca Cola, Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Colgate, Eastman Kodak, Gillette, Heineken, Johnson & Johnson, Kellog, Kraft, Nestle, PepsiCo, BristolMyers +44 others
Airnewco American Airlines, Continental, Iberia, Air France, British Aiways, Delta Airlines, United Airlines, Swissair, SairGroup, UPS, Quantas, United Technologies, Honeywell


Ariba & i2 & IBM
Worldwide Retail Exchange Ahold, JC Penney, K-mart, Marks & Spencer +26
e2open.com IBM, Toshiba, Lucent, Nortel, Solectron, Hitachi, LG Electronics, Seagate, Panasonic, Acer
Rubbernetwork.com Goodyear, Pirelli, Bridgestone, Continental, Michelin +2
Omnexus.com (Thermo plastics) DuPont, Dow, BASF, Bayer, Ticona Celanese, DSM +3


Ariba & IBM
TransPlace Hunt, Swift, others

i2
HightechMatrix.com Compaq, HP
C-StoreMatrix.com NACS, Anheuser-Busch, Veeder-Rot, Humetrics, Eby-Brown, Core-Mark Int.

PurchasePro
Hospitality exchange Hilton +others
LawCommerce.com 58 Anwaltskanzleien

CentriMed
Global Health Care Exchange Johnson & Johnson, Baxter, GE Medical, Abbot, Medtronic +3

VerticalNet & Computer Sciences
ElastomerSolutions.com Bayer, Dupont, DSM + 7

Idapta
LevelSeas.com Shell, Clarksons, Cargill, BP Amoco Shipping
Global Steel Exchange Arbed, Samsung, Duferco, Cargill Steel

Moai Technologies
OceanConnect.com BP Marine, Shell Marine Products, Nippon Mitsubishi Oil Corp., Stena Bulk AB, Clarksons +5

BroadVision
WorldMetal Hyundai, Cathay Pacific, Mitsui + 14

WebMethods & XMLSolutions
Envera Eastman Chemical, Rohm and Haas +12

Undecided (???????)

AECVenture Hochtief, AMEC, BovisLendLease, Turner, Skanska (???????)

AllianceChem.com Biesterfeld, Brenntag, Ellis&Everard, Penta, Solvay (???????)

Arrideo AMEC, Balfour Beatty, Bovis Lend Lease, Kvaerner, John Laing (?????????)

Avendra Marriot Int., Hyatt Hotels, Club Corp USA, Bass (???????)

Building Materials Consortium Heidelberger Zement, Hanson, Lafarge and RMC (???????)

Commodities Marketplace Anglo American, Billicon, Glencore, Rio Tinto (????????)

Dairy.com Dairy, Kraft Foods + 6 (????????)

Electronic FoodService Network Cargill, Mc Donald`s +3 (???????)

Elemica BASF, Bayer, BP, Ciba, Dow, Dupont, DSM, Mitsubishi, Mitsui, Shell +12 (???????)

European Utilities consortium Endesa, RWE, Electricite de France, Enel, Scottish Power +7 (??????)

FSXChange Adams-Burch, Hobart +10 (?????????)

Global Coal Marketplace Anglo American, Billicon, Glencore, Rio Tinto (????????)

Marketplace Information eXchange Hallmark, Russel Stover +14 (?????????)

Meat and poultry processors IBP, Excel, Smithfield, Tyson, Gold Kist, Farmland Ind. (???????)

Mercadium Aggregate Industries, Alfred McAlpine, BPB, Gesys, Glauser Int., Hammer Architects, Pilkington, RMC (????????)

NewHealthExchange.com Amerisource Health, Cardinal Health, Fisher Scientific +3 (???????)

Pradium ADM, Cargill, Cenex Harvest States, DuPont and Louis Dreyfus (????????)

TheSeam Dunavant Enterprises, Allenberg Cotton, +4 (???????)

Xfera France Telecom, Vivendi, +2 (???????)

[commb2b]

Weiß jemand ob noch Marktplätze bei Commerce One oder Ariba dazugekommen sind?

[DimStar]

mein letzter Stand:

Commerce One
Covisint GM, Ford, DaimlerChrysler, Renault, Nissan, Mazda, Toyota, Mitsubishi, Honda, Delphi, Visteon
Exostar Boeing, Lockheed Martin, British Aerospace (BAE), DASA, Airbus, Raytheon, Airgas
Trade-Ranger Royal Dutch/Shell, BP Amoco, TotalFina, Statoil +9
Pantellos American Electric Power, Southern Company, Duke Energy, +18
Bayantrade.com (Philippinen) Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co, Benpres Holdings Corp, JG Summit Holdings, Ayala Corp, Aboitiz Equity Ventures and United Laboratories
A-Site PremiSys, Stanhope, Rotch Property, Aurora
Chemplorer Bayer, Aventis/Celanese, Clariant, Wella, Schering, Dynamit Nobel, Eastman Chemical Europe

Commerce One & SAP
Enporion Allegheny Energy, New Century Energies, Minnesota Power, Northern States Power, PPL
Quadrem Alcan Aluminium, Barrick Gold, Rio Tinto, Alcoa, Anglo American, Broken Hill Proprietary, Corp. Nat. del Cobre de Chile, Imerys, Inco, Noranda, Phelps Dodge, Vale do Rio Doce, De Beers, Newmont, WMC, Votorantim, Normandy Mining, MIM, Glencore, Penoles
EC4EC MG, Babcock
ForestExpress International Paper, Georgia-Pacific, Weyerhaeuser, Mead, Boise Cascade, Willamette

SAP
CPGMarket.com Nestle, Danone, Henkel, Bahlsen, L`Oreal, Südzucker, Barilla, Ferrero, Pernod + 16
SupplyOn Bosch, Continental, LUK, INA Wälzlager, ZF Friedrichshafen
Telstra Portal CSR, Quantas Airways, American Express, Citigroup, National Australia Bank
Achilles Npower, PowerGen, the Environment Agency, GPU Power Distribution, South West Water, Anglian Water and Yorkshire Water
ChemPharm BASF, Siemens, Sartorius, Degussa, KSB

Oracle
GlobalNetXChange Sears, Carrefour, Metro, Sainsbury, Kroger + 2
RetailersMarketXchange Chevron, McLane
HomebuildersXchange Centex, D.R. Horton, Kaufman and Broad Home, Lennar, Pulte
AeroXChange Air Canada, All Nippon Airways, America West Airlines, Cathay Pacific, FedEx, Japan Airlines, Lufthansa, Northwest Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines, Singapore Airlines
Health care insurance Aetna, Pacifc Health Care
Construction-ec.com Taisei, Shimizu, Obayashi, Kajima, Takenaka
worldSOL.com Ancom Berhad, Atofina South East Asia Pte Ltd, Borden Chemical (M) Sdn Bhd, Malaysian Oxygen Berhad, Nylex (Malaysia) Berhad, Petronas Dagangan Berhad, Sumitomo Corporation and Transmare-Chemie (Singapore) Pte Ltd

Ariba
Petrocosm Chevron, Texaco, Raytheon
Rooster.com Cargill, DuPont, Cenex Harvest

Ariba & i2
MetalSpectrum Alcoa, Allegheny, Reynolds, Kaiser, Thyssen North America +9
Transora Coca Cola, Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Colgate, Eastman Kodak, Gillette, Heineken, Johnson & Johnson, Kellog, Kraft, Nestle, PepsiCo, BristolMyers +44 others
Airnewco American Airlines, Continental, Iberia, Air France, British Aiways, Delta Airlines, United Airlines, Swissair, SairGroup, UPS, Quantas, United Technologies, Honeywell


Ariba & i2 & IBM
Worldwide Retail Exchange Ahold, JC Penney, K-mart, Marks & Spencer +26
e2open.com IBM, Toshiba, Lucent, Nortel, Solectron, Hitachi, LG Electronics, Seagate, Panasonic, Acer
Rubbernetwork.com Goodyear, Pirelli, Bridgestone, Continental, Michelin +2
Omnexus.com (Thermo plastics) DuPont, Dow, BASF, Bayer, Ticona Celanese, DSM +3


Ariba & IBM
TransPlace Hunt, Swift, others

i2
HightechMatrix.com Compaq, HP
C-StoreMatrix.com NACS, Anheuser-Busch, Veeder-Rot, Humetrics, Eby-Brown, Core-Mark Int.
fsXchange Adams-Burch, Hobart +10

PurchasePro
Hospitality exchange Hilton +others
LawCommerce.com 58 Anwaltskanzleien

CentriMed
Global Health Care Exchange Johnson & Johnson, Baxter, GE Medical, Abbot, Medtronic +3

VerticalNet & Computer Sciences
ElastomerSolutions.com Bayer, Dupont, DSM + 7

VerticalNet
Converge Compaq, Gateway, Hewlett-Packard, AMD, Infineon, NEC, Quantum, Samsung, SCI Systems, Solectron, Western Digital, Agilent, Canon, Synnex, Tatung

Idapta
LevelSeas.com Shell, Clarksons, Cargill, BP Amoco Shipping
Global Steel Exchange Arbed, Samsung, Duferco, Cargill Steel

Moai Technologies
OceanConnect.com BP Marine, Shell Marine Products, Nippon Mitsubishi Oil Corp., Stena Bulk AB, Clarksons +5

BroadVision
WorldMetal Hyundai, Cathay Pacific, Mitsui + 14

WebMethods & XMLSolutions
Envera Eastman Chemical, Rohm and Haas +12

Undecided (???????)

AECVenture Hochtief, AMEC, BovisLendLease, Turner, Skanska (???????)

AllianceChem.com Biesterfeld, Brenntag, Ellis&Everard, Penta, Solvay (???????)

Arrideo AMEC, Balfour Beatty, Bovis Lend Lease, Kvaerner, John Laing (?????????)

Avendra Marriot Int., Hyatt Hotels, Club Corp USA, Bass (???????)

Building Materials Consortium Heidelberger Zement, Hanson, Lafarge and RMC (???????)

Commodities Marketplace Anglo American, Billicon, Glencore, Rio Tinto (????????)

Dairy.com Dairy, Kraft Foods + 6 (????????)

Electronic FoodService Network Cargill, Mc Donald`s +3 (???????)

Elemica BASF, Bayer, BP, Ciba, Dow, Dupont, DSM, Mitsubishi, Mitsui, Shell +12 (???????)

European Utilities consortium Endesa, RWE, Electricite de France, Enel, Scottish Power +7 (??????)

Global Coal Marketplace Anglo American, Billicon, Glencore, Rio Tinto (????????)

Marketplace Information eXchange Hallmark, Russel Stover +14 (?????????)

Meat and poultry processors IBP, Excel, Smithfield, Tyson, Gold Kist, Farmland Ind. (???????)

Mercadium Aggregate Industries, Alfred McAlpine, BPB, Gesys, Glauser Int., Hammer Architects, Pilkington, RMC (????????)

NewHealthExchange.com Amerisource Health, Cardinal Health, Fisher Scientific +3 (???????)

Pradium ADM, Cargill, Cenex Harvest States, DuPont and Louis Dreyfus (????????)

TheSeam Dunavant Enterprises, Allenberg Cotton +4 (???????)

Xfera France Telecom, Vivendi +2 (???????)

[gooodi]

hallo dimstar,

sehr interessante seite. vielen dank.
ist es vielleicht möglich, das du die namen der jeweiligen megaexchanges etwas hervorhebst ? oder jeweils mit bindestrich oder doppelpunkt abtrennst ? dadurch wird es m.e. auch für den nicht so informierten user übersichtlicher. ist sonst aber eine prima seite.

mfg.goodi

[DimStar]

wird gemacht
das nächste update werde ich aber auch mit den technologielieferanten aus den bereichen supply-chain-management, web-content-management, electronic-design-collaboration anreichern, weil ich glaube, daß diese firmen mindestens genauso wertvolle bestandteile liefern, mit ähnlich wirksamen network-effekten wie für die procurement-anbieter.

[DimStar]

Wie gesagt glaube ich, daß neben den e-procurement-anbietern auch viele Firmen in diesem Kontext sehr interessant sind, die andere Aufgaben erfüllen (z.B. Syncra, MatrixOne, Nexprise). Ich habe beobachten können, daß (soweit börsennotiert) immer ein starkes Momentum in die Werte fließt, wenn sie für diese Kunden Lösungen liefern können und das wird wohl in Zukunft auch so sein. Dabei ist es egal, ob man ein traditionelles businessmodell nutzt oder ein eher spekulatives (Commerce One). Die Liste ist natürlich nicht vollständig und korrekt, sie kann es gar nicht sein, weil sich die Beziehungen und die Technik so schnell verändern, daß man kaum noch mitkommt.

Commerce One
Pantellos American Electric Power, Southern Company, Duke Energy, +18
Bayantrade.com (Philippinen) Philippine Long Distance Telephone Co, Benpres Holdings Corp, JG Summit Holdings, Ayala Corp, Aboitiz Equity Ventures and United Laboratories
A-Site PremiSys, Stanhope, Rotch Property, Aurora
Chemplorer Bayer, Aventis/Celanese, Clariant, Wella, Schering, Dynamit Nobel, Eastman Chemical Europe

Commerce One, SAP
Quadrem Alcan Aluminium, Barrick Gold, Rio Tinto, Alcoa, Anglo American, Broken Hill Proprietary, Corp. Nat. del Cobre de Chile, Imerys, Inco, Noranda, Phelps Dodge, Vale do Rio Doce, De Beers, Newmont, WMC, Votorantim, Normandy Mining, MIM, Glencore, Penoles
EC4EC MG, Babcock

Commerce One, SAP, Requisite
Enporion Allegheny Energy, New Century Energies, Minnesota Power, Northern States Power, PPL

Commerce One, SAP, Moai
ForestExpress International Paper, Georgia-Pacific, Weyerhaeuser, Mead, Boise Cascade, Willamette

Commerce One, i2
Trade-Ranger Royal Dutch/Shell, BP Amoco, TotalFina, Statoil +9

Commerce One, Vastera
Exostar Boeing, Lockheed Martin, British Aerospace (BAE), DASA, Airbus, Raytheon, Airgas

Commerce One, Oracle, Nexprise, UGS, Documentum
Covisint GM, Ford, DaimlerChrysler, Renault, Nissan, Mazda, Toyota, Mitsubishi, Honda, Delphi, Visteon, Johnson Controls

SAP
CPGMarket.com Nestle, Danone, Henkel, Bahlsen, L`Oreal, Südzucker, Barilla, Ferrero, Pernod + 16
SupplyOn Bosch, Continental, LUK, INA Wälzlager, ZF Friedrichshafen
Telstra Portal CSR, Quantas Airways, American Express, Citigroup, National Australia Bank
Achilles Npower, PowerGen, the Environment Agency, GPU Power Distribution, South West Water, Anglian Water and Yorkshire Water
ChemPharm BASF, Siemens, Sartorius, Degussa, KSB

Oracle
Envera Eastman Chemical, Rohm and Haas +12
HomebuildersXchange Centex, D.R. Horton, Kaufman and Broad Home, Lennar, Pulte
AeroXChange Air Canada, All Nippon Airways, America West Airlines, Cathay Pacific, FedEx, Japan Airlines, Lufthansa, Northwest Airlines, Scandinavian Airlines, Singapore Airlines
Health care insurance Aetna, Pacifc Health Care
Construction-ec.com Taisei, Shimizu, Obayashi, Kajima, Takenaka
worldSOL.com Ancom Berhad, Atofina South East Asia Pte Ltd, Borden Chemical (M) Sdn Bhd, Malaysian Oxygen Berhad, Nylex (Malaysia) Berhad, Petronas Dagangan Berhad, Sumitomo Corporation and Transmare-Chemie (Singapore) Pte Ltd

Oracle, Interwoven
RetailersMarketXChange McLane (Wal Mart), Chevron, Philip Morris

Oracle, Interwoven, Ariba, Synmax
Transora / GlobalNetXChange Coca Cola, Procter & Gamble, Unilever, Colgate, Eastman Kodak, Gillette, Heineken, Johnson & Johnson, Kellog, Kraft, Nestle, PepsiCo, BristolMyers, Sears, Carrefour, Metro + 48 others

Ariba
Petrocosm Chevron, Texaco, Raytheon, National Oilwell
Rooster.com Cargill, DuPont, Cenex Harvest
TransPlace Hunt, Swift +4

Ariba & i2, Vignette
MetalSpectrum Alcoa, Allegheny, Reynolds, Kaiser, Thyssen North America +9

Ariba, i2, ViaLink
Worldwide Retail Exchange Ahold, JC Penney, K-mart, Marks & Spencer +26

Ariba, i2
Rubbernetwork.com Goodyear, Pirelli, Bridgestone, Continental, Michelin +2
Omnexus.com (Thermo plastics) DuPont, Dow, BASF, Bayer, Ticona Celanese, DSM +3
Airnewco American Airlines, Continental, Iberia, Air France, British Aiways, Delta Airlines, United Airlines, Swissair, SairGroup, UPS, Quantas, United Technologies, Honeywell

Ariba, i2, MatrixOne, Syncra
e2open.com IBM, Toshiba, Lucent, Nortel, Solectron, Hitachi, LG Electronics, Seagate, Panasonic, Acer

i2
HightechMatrix.com Compaq, HP
C-StoreMatrix.com NACS, Anheuser-Busch, Veeder-Rot, Humetrics, Eby-Brown, Core-Mark Int.
fsXchange Adams-Burch, Hobart +10

PurchasePro
Hospitality exchange Hilton +others
LawCommerce.com 58 Anwaltskanzleien

CentriMed
Global Health Care Exchange Johnson & Johnson, Baxter, GE Medical, Abbot, Medtronic +3

VerticalNet
Converge Compaq, Gateway, Hewlett-Packard, AMD, Infineon, NEC, Quantum, Samsung, SCI Systems, Solectron, Western Digital, Agilent, Canon, Synnex, Tatung

VerticalNet & Computer Sciences
ElastomerSolutions.com Bayer, Dupont, DSM + 7

Manugistics
Elemica BASF, Bayer, BP, Ciba, Dow, Dupont, DSM, Mitsubishi, Mitsui, Shell +12

Idapta
LevelSeas.com Shell, Clarksons, Cargill, BP Amoco Shipping
Global Steel Exchange Arbed, Samsung, Duferco, Cargill Steel

Moai
OceanConnect.com BP Marine, Shell Marine Products, Nippon Mitsubishi Oil Corp., Stena Bulk AB, Clarksons +5
Dairy.com Dairy, Kraft Foods + 6

I-Many
NewHealthExchange.com Amerisource Health, Cardinal Health, Fisher Scientific +3

BroadVision
WorldMetal Hyundai, Cathay Pacific, Mitsui + 14

Undecided (???????)

AECVenture Hochtief, AMEC, BovisLendLease, Turner, Skanska

AllianceChem.com Biesterfeld, Brenntag, Ellis&Everard, Penta, Solvay

Arrideo AMEC, Balfour Beatty, Bovis Lend Lease, Kvaerner, John Laing

Avendra Marriot Int., Hyatt Hotels, Club Corp USA, Bass

Building Materials Consortium Heidelberger Zement, Hanson, Lafarge and RMC

Commodities Marketplace Anglo American, Billicon, Glencore, Rio Tinto

Electronic FoodService Network Cargill, Mc Donald`s +3

European Utilities consortium Endesa, RWE, Electricite de France, Enel, Scottish Power +7

Global Coal Marketplace Anglo American, Billicon, Glencore, Rio Tinto

Marketplace Information eXchange Hallmark, Russel Stover +14

Meat and poultry processors IBP, Excel, Smithfield, Tyson, Gold Kist, Farmland Ind.

Mercadium Aggregate Industries, Alfred McAlpine, BPB, Gesys, Glauser Int., Hammer Architects, Pilkington, RMC

Pradium ADM, Cargill, Cenex Harvest States, DuPont and Louis Dreyfus

TheSeam Dunavant Enterprises, Allenberg Cotton +10

Xfera France Telecom, Vivendi +2