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Raisa Adhikari - 43 Ravi Pandey - 45 Shantnu Jain 51 Shubham Yadav - 53 Yogesh Kumar Gupta - 62
Introduction
E-Commerce is sharing business information, maintaining business relationships and conducting business transaction by means of telecommunications network
It is conducting the exchange of information using a combination of structures and unstructured messages across the entire range of networking technologies The Internets WWW has been the prime driver of contemporary E-commerce E-commerce enables organizations of all sizes and in all market sectors to improve their competitiveness
Advantages of E-Commerce
Increase sales and decrease sales costs
A small firm's promotional message out to potential customers in every country in the world with good ad
Reach narrow market segments that are geographically scattered Increases sales opportunities for seller, it also increases purchasing opportunities for the buyers Businesses can identify new suppliers and business partners Provides buyers with a wide range of choices than traditional commerce
Benefits of E-Commerce
The market for a Web based is not bound by any geographical constraints
The transaction cost go down tremendously in a well set up site Better, more inviting, convenient and comprehensive presentation of goods is conducive to greater sales Small and large firms alike have the opportunity to set-up and conduct business on the internet.
An inexpensive advertising medium for organizations, it allows organizations an opportunity for publicizing their products and services at minimal cost.
Barriers to E-Commerce
1. Access and Connectivity 2. Authentication and Standardization
3. Cyber Laws
4. Technology
Limitations and Asymmetries of Infrastructure 1. 2. The infrastructure of the Internet, which acts as the current global information infrastructure, has acknowledged problems. The issues turn on the provision of sufficient band width for the surging use that is also moving to multimedia transmissions, and on the problems fostered by the decentralized nature of the Internet.
Risks in E-Commerce
Business practices
Information protection Transaction Integrity Privacy and Trust Global Efforts Towards Retaining Privacy & Building Trust Web Trust
TRUSTe
P3P (Privacy Preferences Project)
E-commerce Statistics
Business to Commerce (B2C) Commerce Statistic
U.S. Business-to-Consumer (B2C) E-Commerce Forecast (All in USD Millions) 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 $28,550 $44,120 $61,820 $91,878 $125,265 $168,815 $227,690 Source:GartnerG2 (December 2001)
B2C
B2C Commerce
$28,550 $44,120 $227,690 $61,820
1999 2000 2001
$91,878
$168,815
$125,265
E-commerce Statistics
Costs of Traditional vs. Online Purchasing Processes-USD
Source: American Express/Ernst & Young, June 2002 Process Step Traditional Process Purchase Card + eCommerce Buying 59.00 3.40 Paying 12.00 0.34 Reconciling integration 19.00 0.70 Avg transaction cost 90.00 4.44
Transaction Cost in $
59.00
Buying
Reconciling integration
Process Step
E-commerce Statistics
Total Worldwide E-Commerce Revenues, 2004 (B2B & B2C)
Source: Forrester Research Region Norht America Asia Pacific Western Europe Latin America Rest of World Total $3.50 $1.60 $1.50 $81.80 $68.60 Tril ion Tril ion Tril ion Bil ion Bil ion
$3.50
$1.60 $1.50
$68.60 $81.80
Norht America
Asia Pacific
Western Europe
Latin America
Rest of World
E-commerce Statistics
Transaction Size At Commerce-Enabled Web Sites
Source: ActivMedia Research Size $1-50 $51-100 $101-500 $501-1,000 $1000-10,000 Up-$10,000 Average Sample 20% 13% 27% 9% 23% 8% $4,622 B2C 22% 15% 26% 10% 20% 8% $4,450 B2B 5% 5% 36% 5% 41% 8% $5,580 Median $300 $244 $800
400000% 300000% 200000% 100000% 0% $1-50 $101500 $100010,000 Size Average Sample B2C B2B
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