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February/March 2001


 
  Representative B2B E-marketplaces  
 
  Category Name & URL Target Description  
  Portal Autovia
www.autovia.net
Auto Allows automotive repair shops to access multiple parts distributors simultaneously. Free to all buyers; a small transaction fee for sellers of parts.  
    Retail.com
www.retail.com
Retail Information on global trends, retailers, designers, marketing and e-commerce, worldwide manufacturing, trade issues, new product and consumer reports. Covers apparel, jewelry, footwear, grocery.  
    QuestLink.com
www.questlink.com
Electronics Free service that enables industry professionals to research, compare, and buy electronics components online. Includes technical information, datasheets, application notes, pricing and availability.  
    ApparelBuy.com
www.apparelbuy.com
Retail Launched in April 2000 by GUESS? Inc. Offers specialty retailers the opportunity to access online ordering, order status information, BI reports, and corporate documents pertaining to policies and procedures.  
    Intraware Inc.
www.intraware.com
IT For IT professionals to research, evaluate, purchase, and update technology Free membership; paid subscription services include software evaluations.  
 
  Mediator Covisint
www.covisint.com
Auto Formed by DaimlerChrysler, Ford, and General Motors to create a digital supply chain for the automotive industry. (Auto-xchange and GM TradeXchange expect to migrate to Covisint.)  
    GlobalNetXchange
www.gnx.com
Retail Formed by Sears, Carrefour, and Oracle; Offers global marketplace procurement; collaboration supply chain management and optimization; process transformation. No charge to participate; small fee for transactions.  
    e2open.com
e2open.com
Electronics Founded by IBM, Hitachi, Acer, LG Electronics,Lucent, Nortel Networks, Panasonic, Seagate, Solectron, and Toshiba. Offers collaboration for design, supply chain, manufacturing, procurement, and end-of-life management for high-technology products. Membership and subscription fees.  
    Need2Buy.com
www.need2buy.com
Electronics Enables OEM and CEM buyers to post Requests for Quote (RFQs) and uses an expert system to solicit competitive bids from multiple qualified distributors and component manufacturers. Participants can also upload excess inventory. Brokered service, free for buyers.  
 
  Market
Maker
ITParade.com
www.itparade.com
IT Buy and sell previously owned computer hardware and telecom products.  
    TradingCars.com
www.tradingcars.com
Auto Dealers, distributors, manufacturers, fleet owners, and traders conduct business. Payment, transportation, inspection and insurance can be arranged through TradingCars.com's partnerships.  
    RetailExchange.com
www.retailexchange.com
Retail Enables retailers to unload or purchase excess consumer goods. Listing fee; small transaction fee.  
    3CTrading.com
www.3ctrading.com
Electronics Enables participants to buy and sell excess inventory of computer components and devices. Free membership. Transaction fee.  
 

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