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| In what ways has e-commerce changed your company? Grim: We don't talk about just market share in the offline world, we talk equally about market share in the online world. The second key thing is we're looking for new businesses emerging out of the Internet environment. And the third thing is [e-commerce has] changed the culture of our company. We are much more fast-acting and decision-oriented. A very different company has emerged than I recall three years ago. Ragunas: E-commerce has changed our company structurally, to the point that we've now created a separate operating unit that focuses on our e-commerce businesses. We've created a tracking stock that's been recently approved by our shareholders to track the performance of Staples.com as a business unit separately from the performance of our retail and delivery business. So we recognize this as a shift in the marketplace and that it's going to change the face of retailing. Quinn: From an Ernst & Young consulting services perspective, we've basically turned the organization on its head. The entire plan for the organization going forward, starting in 1998, is based on e-commerce strategies. Just about everything we do at this point is expected to examine and address and, in many cases, be led by the e-commerce requirements of our clients, and to help clients realize their potential through the understanding of how they are going to be successful with the use of E-commerce. [Editor's note: Click on the "Topics" bar on the left side of the Ernst & Young homepage (www.ey.com) and the only topic you'll see is "eBusiness."] | |
 
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