1. Executive Summary
o Customer-to-Cash Strategies
o New Corporate Vision
o The Canadian Opportunity
o Canadian eTransaction Rate
o Competition in Canada
o Conclusion
2. Demographics – Putting Canada in Perspective
o Population and Revenue
o Total Bills and Invoices
o The Canadian 400
o Status of Biller Implementations
o Why Canada is Ahead
o Competition in the B2C EBPP Space
3. Needs of Canadian Enterprises
o Billers’ Needs
o Invoicers’ Needs
4. eTransaction Status & Forecasts
o Canada Accounts for about 3% of Global Commerce Transactions
o Canada Ahead in eTransactions A Peek at 2010 eCommerce
o B2B and B2C Ratios
5. Commerce Transaction Payment Systems Analysis
o The Global Picture
o Canada Ahead in most ePayment Systems
6. A Snapshot of Canadian Banks & IT Suppliers Offering EBPP/EIPP Services
7. How Canadian Enterprises are Adopting eDocument Delivery Applications
Appendix A: Glossary
List of Exhiibiits
· Processes of the Financial Supply Chain
· Canadian Percentage of Total Global Revenue – 2000
· Canadian Biller Implementations – B2C EBPP
· Canadian Biller Implementations – 2005 Forecast
· Biller Consolidation Model
· EPOST Model
· webdoxs Model
· Issuer-direct Model
· EBPP, the FSC, and the Internet Customer
· Global & Canadian Total Commerce Transactions: 2000 – 2005
· Global & Canadian eCommerce Transactions – 2000
· Global & Canadian eCommerce Transactions – 2005
· Estimated Canadian Totals for Conversion of Transactions from Paper to eFormat – 2010
· Canadian Commerce Transactions by B2B or B2C: 2000 – 2005
· Global & Canadian Commerce Payment Transactions: 2000-2005
· How Global and Canadian Commerce Transactions are Paid: 2000-2005
· Canadian Banks and Offerings Categorized by Assets – 2000
· Canadian IT Suppliers and Offerings
· Canadian Enterprises Adopting eDocument Delivery Applications