An Analysis of China'a E-Commerce Industry

Analysis of China's e-commerce industry Introduction More than 10 years ago, China's e-commerce leadership is difficult to forecast, even though technology boom in the US and other markets saw the development of e-commerce as the development of e-commerce is. Important B2C and C2C channels. As of 2000, Chinese e-commerce applications have not been developed yet, there were only 1 million Internet users. Payment systems and logistics mechanisms that promote the development of e-commerce are well developed in other markets, but they are missing in China.

In this regard, we conduct a strategic analysis of the arts industry before e-commerce, then analyze the post-e-commerce industry, and as well as the specific strategy of the artist in this industry, a window to the future of the industry provide. Our focus is not simply to focus on e-commerce, but to determine if the Internet can be an effective marketing tool and distribution channel. The art industry is quite a rare industry as any form of commercialization, marketing or promotion must be very cautious. Artists want to practice it through art, not for commercial purposes. Auction houses and galleries depend on the commercial aspects of the industry. We define the role of the gallery as an agent representing these organizations, especially artists.

E-commerce can affect the structure and dynamics of the industry in very different ways. Considering the recorded music industry, this industry has made a big change for e-commerce. Historically, a major record company has exclusive rights to record music by various artists. As alternative suppliers such as Napster and Kazaa enter the market, millions of consumers are beginning to use the Internet to bypass traditional music labels and their distributors. In the travel industry, new intermediaries like Travelocity will enter the market to compete with traditional travel companies. Clearly, e-commerce has created a new industry dynamics that can best represent the market offering and acceptance, competitive fate changes.

E tourism can be defined as analysis, design, implementation, and application of IT and e-commerce solutions in the tourism industry, analysis of their respective economic processes and market structures, and customer relationship management. From the perspective of communication science, e-tourism can be defined as any application of information and communication technology (ICT) in hotels, tourism, and even travel experiences.