This document discusses the rise of e-commerce and its advantages over traditional commerce. It begins by explaining how e-commerce has changed commercial transactions by making them faster and less labor-intensive online. The main types of e-commerce are then outlined as B2B (business-to-business), B2C (business-to-consumer), and C2C (consumer-to-consumer). Examples are provided of the top e-commerce websites in India, and it is projected that e-commerce sales and shoppers in India will dramatically increase in coming years. The advantages of e-commerce include lower costs, a wider product selection, and a 24/7 global market. The presentation concludes that e-commerce
2. INTRODUCTION
In previous days, all business or commercial transactions was done
manually. Every time paper work is important. But e-commerce totally
changes the concept of traditional commerce.
Now a day, growing business world more tends to use e-commerce. Due
to fast access and less effort , e-commerce is becoming more and more
popular.
3. E-COMMERCE
• It is commonly known as electronic
marketing.
• Electronic commerce is doing
commerce with the use of computer,
network and commerce-enabled
software
• E-commerce is the purchasing , selling
& exchanging goods and services over
computer network or internet through
which transactions or terms of sale are
performed electronically
6. E-COMMERCE IN INDIA
By 2016, the current number of shoppers
in India will double to 40 million, and
their spending will more than quadruple
to US$8.5 billion.
Fashion ecommerce doubled last year, and
will see 400 percent growth by 2016
E-commerce sales in India are currently
dominated by local sites such as flipkart,
snapdeal and jabong.
7. ADVANTAGES OF E-COMMERCE
• It tries to reduce cost of product or
services
• Consumers have an access to a wider
range of products
• E-commerce covers large
geographical area to advertise or to
publish
• As a online market, it does not has
time limit. E-commerce serves 24
hours marketing
8. DISADVANTAGED OF E-COMMERCE
The user first requires to understand, learn new technologies
In business, face to face communication is must sometimes
Unable to examine products personally
There are possibilities of credit card number theft.
10. B2B E-COMMERCE
Business-to-business (b2b)
describes commerce transactions
between business, such as between
a manufacturer and a whole seller
or between a whole seller and a
retailers
Example:
Intel selling microprocessor to Dell
11. B2C E-COMMERCE
Business to Consumers involves
selling of goods and services to
consumers by a business. It
allows the consumers to browse
the catalog, choose the product
and order it online.
Example:
Dell selling me a laptop
12. C2C E-COMMERCE
Consumers to Consumers or C2C
E-commerce involves selling or
purchase of goods between two
consumers or individuals
Examples :
www.olx.in
www.quikr.com
13. Conclusion
"E-commerce is an evolution"
ecommerce is more then just an online shop selling goods….
Businesses make huge savings by more efficient interaction with
their suppliers or buyers