Supply Chain Management Review

Matching B2B e-Commerce to Supply Chain Strategy
Almost everyone agrees that business-to-business (B2B) exchanges will be a powerful force in the commerce of the new century. Electronic marketplaces allow companies to put a part, component, or service out for bid on the Internet. Any qualified supplier can bid. Success stories are widespread, with prices declining as much as 25 percent from previous levels.

Internet's Surprise Innovator: The Chemical Industry
Making e-Markets Work
Linking Compensation and Retention
Strategic Options for the "Click and/or Walks"
What It Means to Be Best In Class
Which e-Business Is Right for Your Supply Chain?
Next-Generation B2B Solutions
Self-Assessment: A Foundation for Supply Chain Success

Commentary Global Links A "Black Hole" on the Border In This Issue The Power of "e" Insights Will e-Networks Take High or Low Road? Perspective Collaboration—The Supply Chain's Defining Factor? Technology True Measures of Supply Chain Performance Enrichment Enrichment

Resources Resources Special Global Supplement Creating a Horizontal Connection Between Vertical Exchanges Making e-Markets Work Internet's Surprise Innovator: The Chemical Industry Matching B2B e-Commerce to Supply Chain Strategy Trading Exchanges in the European Marketplace Welcome... From the Global Supplement Sponsor