1. E COMMERCE
MUHAMMED JAMSHEED.C
SRINIVAS SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT , MUKKA, MANGLORE
jamshee9895@gmail.com , jamshee9895@india.com
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2. E COMMERCE???
“Electronic commerce is sharing business
information, maintaining business relationships
and conducting business transactions by means of
telecommunications networks’’.
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3. Introduction
Electronic trading of physical goods and of
intangibles such as information.
All the steps involved in trade, such as on-line
marketing, ordering payment and support for
delivery.
The electronic provision of services such as after
sales support or on-line legal advice.
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4. TRADITIONAL & E COMMERCE
Traditional commerce: E-Commerce:
face-to-face, telephone using Internet or other
network communication
Manual processing technology
individual involved in automated processing
all stages of business of business transactions
transactions
individual involved in all
stages of transactions
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5. BENEFITS OF E- COMMERCE
Benefits of e-commerce to organizations
International marketplace:
Operational cost savings:
Digitization of products and processes:
No more 24-hour-time constraints. :
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6. Benefits of e-commerce to consumers
24/7 access :
More choices:
Price comparisons :
Improved delivery processes:
An environment of competition:
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7. Benefits of e-commerce to society
Enables more flexible working practices:
Connects people:
Facilitates delivery of public services. :
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8. TYPES OF E COMMERCE
B2B (Business-to-Business)
B2B e-commerce is simply defined as e-
commerce between companies. This is the type of
e-commerce that deals between businesses.
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10. C2B (Consumer-to-Business)
A consumer posts his project with a set
budget online and within hours companies review
the consumer's requirements and bid on the
project
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11. C2C (Consumer-to-Consumer)
There are many sites offering free service ,
forums where individuals can buy and sell using the
online payment systems like PayPal , E-gold
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