An Introduction To E-Commerce For Small Business

In India, there are many small entrepreneurs who build e-commerce models for their business. Only by solving the problems of existing customers, e-commerce can bring rich results to the organization through the network. This article is intended to introduce basic e-business concepts to entrepreneurs who want to build an online model (Internet). To set up an online business, you need to obtain a domain name (for website). This is usually a business name or general term, including point com, dot network, point organization extension.

As mentioned in the Introduction to the Internet, the possibility of a new business is emerging. We call e-commerce (e-commerce) to conduct business over the Internet. Electronic commerce usually only means buying and selling goods and services on the Internet, but it far exceeds electronic transactions between two parties (Chaffy, 2006). Collecting product information before purchasing is also e-commerce (Mokhtarian, 2004). Research by Mokhtarian (2004) defines three forms of e-commerce.

Types of e-commerce In the last twenty years, there were three types of e-commerce.  C2C (inter-consumer) B2B (intercompany) B2C (intercompany) C2C e-commerce is an inter-person transaction made via the electronic platform. For example, purchasing on eBay is inter-consumer (C2C) e-commerce. Two other types of e-commerce are intercompany transaction (B2B) and intercompany transaction (B2C). An example of B2B e-commerce involves transactions between two companies to provide services to consumers. For example, one educational institution purchases broadband from Virgin Media to provide students with wireless Internet services. B2C e-commerce means purchasing goods and services from online commercial websites such as Amazon and LOVEFiLM.

The most commonly discussed type of e-commerce is business-to-consumer (B2C) e-commerce where online business tries to reach individual consumers. B2C is a relatively small scale (about $ 255 billion in 2008), but since 1995 it has grown exponentially and is the type of e-commerce that most consumers may encounter. There are various types of business models in the B2C category. Chapter 2 details the seven different B2C business models: portal, online retailer, content provider, transaction broker, service provider, community provider.

235 Introduction to E-commerce 3 semester course This course is designed to introduce e-commerce framework including web, internet, and commerce. Application, business model, customer interface, implementation of strategy, infrastructure, public policy, security, glossary. Includes mobile commerce and wireless network for business communication. Under the guidance of 290 internship business experts and lecturers, I work in the field of 1 - 15 semesters. Generally, the estimated working hours for each term is 40 hours. If you select a new topic, you can repeat that credit. Prerequisite: Lecturer 's permission 339 international business three semesters beyond the boundaries of commercial research. The focus is on the international flow of products, services, and capital. Prerequisite: Business 101 If you choose a new topic, you can repeat the course to earn credits.