E-COMMERCE   

Example of E-Commerce Enabling Business Goals

History of E-Commerce

E-Commerce Definition

Component of E-Commerce

Technology & Business

Why E-Commerce

E-Commerce Market Size & Trends

Unique Feature of E-Commerce Technology

Example of E-Commerce Enabling Business Goals

This Is How E-Commerce Works

Advantages of E-Commerce

Disadvantages of E-Commerce

Generating The Most E-Commerce Benefit

E-Commerce Issue

Some Common Terms

Future of E-Commerce

E-Commerce Glossary

Increase Revenues

A company is able, through publishing its catalogs online, to reach more customers for the same costs as printing and mailing its catalogs.  (LL Bean)

Decrease Costs

The same company can provide more timely product information by updating its catalog online, than by mailing its catalog four times a year.

Well-suited for E-Commerce

Business processes that are well-suited for electronic

commerce:

•Sale/purchase of new books and CDs

•Online delivery of software

•Advertising and promotion of travel services

•Online tracking of shipments

The business processes that are especially well-suited to E-Commerce include Commodity items.

A Commodity  is a product or service that has become so standardized  and well-known that buyers

cannot detect a difference in the offerings of various sellers and decide to buy based on price.

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