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Consumer Direct Europe (CDE) — Erfolg durch Zusammenarbeit

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Der Begriff Consumer Direct (CD) bezeichnet Online-Dienste für Lebensmittel und verwandte Produkte, die der Verbraucher per Datenüberfemübertragung beim Einzelhandel bestellen kann (Abbildung 4-1). Weitere Bezeichnungen sind Business-to-Consumer (B2C) oder Direct-to-Consumer E-Commerce.

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Corbae, G., Balchandani, A. (2001). Consumer Direct Europe (CDE) — Erfolg durch Zusammenarbeit. In: Ahlert, D., Kenning, P., Becker, J., Schütte, R. (eds) Internet & Co. im Handel. Roland Berger-Reihe: Strategisches Management für Konsumgüterindustrie und -handel. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-56490-1_4

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