This document provides an introduction and overview of e-commerce. It begins with definitions of e-commerce as the interchange of goods electronically and the history of e-commerce dating back to the 1960s. It then describes the three main types of e-commerce: business to business, business to consumer, and consumer to consumer. Examples of applications of e-commerce include electronic banking, online shopping, and online education. Key aspects for successful e-commerce businesses are also outlined, such as website design, payment gateways, merchant accounts, and shopping carts. Both advantages like 24/7 access and faster transactions, and disadvantages like lack of quality guarantees are discussed. The document concludes by noting the growing scope of e-commerce
4. Presented to : Sir Waqar Azeem
Presented by: Farwa Shabbir
Wasfa Aslam
Hiba Amjad
Maria Asif
M. Haseeb Akhtar
Asadullah
5. Table Of Content
Introduction
Definition
Types of E-commerce
Application
Successful E-commerce
Advantages & Disadvantages of e-commerce
Scope of E-commerce
6. Introduction
Commerce means interchange of goods.
Similarly, e-commerce means interchange of goods electronically.
History of e-commerce backs up in very early on in the 1960s.
E=commerce became possible in 1991 when the Internet was available
for commercial use.
Amazon and E-Bay are among the first Internet companies to allow
electronic transactions.
7. Definition:
E-commerce is a ability to buy or sell a products and services to anyone,
anywhere and anytime.
E-Commerce is a term for any type of business that trade products or
services or transfer any information through computer networks such as
internet.
9. Types of E-commerce:
There are three types of E-Commerce:
Business to Business
Business to Consumer
Consumer to Consumer
Types of E-Commerce
BtoB BtoC CtoC
10. Business to Business E-commerce:
Business that sells products Or provides services to other
business.
Widely used example is automobile manufacturing.
11. Business to Consumer E-commerce:
Business that sells products or provides services to end-user consumer.
Most common example of this type of e-commerce is Amazon.com
12. Consumer to Consumer e-commerce:
In consumer to consumer type of e-commerce, one consumer has a
direct link with another consumer through internet.
15. Electronic Banking
The customer do not need to go to the bank.
They can connect to the bank through the internet and can access
their bank account.
User can see his account status at their home.
16. Providing customer service:
Businessman can interact with their customer using the internet.
They can discuss different issues about their products.
In this way, they can gain customer satisfaction.
17. Electronic Shopping:
Buying stuff through internet is called electronic shopping.
These stuff can be of any kind from clothing to footwear and jewelry.
21. Website Design
Website must be professional.
It must be attractive.
It must be understandable for visitors.
22. Payment Gateway:
A payment gateway is an important service which provides interface between
website and merchant account.
It enables the credit card transaction to take place.
23. Merchant Account:
A merchant account is a type of bank account which is inter linked with
your business account.
It allows you to accept the credit card and take the money.
24. Shopping cart:
A shopping cart is a software which help customer to select as many
items as he wants to buy and then get the total of all the items at once.
30. Advantages and Disadvantages:
This online service is
available 24/7
throughout the year
Poor homes or under-
developed countries
can not avail this facility