e-Business and e-Commerce Infrastructure

E-commerce e-commerce (e-commerce) can be defined as commerce of goods and services via the Internet and other computer networks (Chaudhury & Kuilboer, 2002). This includes online shopping, online banking, and e-learning (Tkacz & Kapczynski, 2009). With the spread of the Internet, e-commerce is becoming more and more widespread. Ecommerce users are companies, consumers, government agencies (Kessler, 2009). E-commerce is controversial, but its advantages far outweigh the drawbacks.

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 Internet plays a wide range of roles in e-commerce. E-commerce means e-commerce. The process of e-commerce is like customer vs. customer, enterprise vs. customer, enterprise vs customer. Ecommerce is the process of purchasing goods via the Internet. Therefore, this is also a very important function that is offered in today's world. The banking industry is also growing using the Internet. The Internet provides a way to trade through the web. Electronic banking is a major characteristic of the banking industry. Users can easily trade in their account format using any computer connected via the Internet. ATM also has internet connection. Users can easily buy and sell items on the Internet via electronic banking

Electronic commerce is known for allowing services to communicate anytime and anywhere and form transactions. Whether you are in India or abroad you can do business over the internet. With the power of e-commerce, geographical barriers are gone, all consumers and companies are potential customers and suppliers. Unlike ordinary real shops, the e-commerce store is open 24 hours a day. Customers can purchase products online at any time of the day. In addition, various types of goods and services are listed on the e-commerce portal. Since this gives the user many choices, the user can make it easier to purchase items by comparing different options.