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The six entities depicted in this are:

Knowledge and IT management – It includes IT training and education, investment in capital knowledge, e-training, e-learning, multimedia, cross-functional training, group wares.

E-commerce – It provides access to alternative markets, networking opportunities, advancement in technology, reduced costs, faster processes, open communication, CRM, e-work, and the ability to compete in the international market.

Infrastructure – It deals with Internet connectivity, IT investment, ERP, EDI, e-commerce platform, XML, MAN, WAN, LAN, intranet, extranet, training and education.

Virtual enterprise – It includes partnerships based on competencies, integrated network of firms, virtual teaming, manufacturing, logistics, ERP systems, e-commerce that includes B2B, B2A and B2C.

Implementation of IT – It requires support from top management, cross-functional project teams with IT skills, reengineering of business process, QFD, CE, LCA, project management, measuring performance and metrics.

Strategic planning of IT – It requires participation of top management for framing long-term business goals, competing in international markets, introducing virtual enterprises, attain mergers and