3. Definition of E-Commerce
E-commerce (electronic commerce) is the
buying and selling of goods and services, or
the transmitting of funds or data, over an
electronic network, primarily the internet.
5. B2B
Companies sell products or services to
other companies over the internet is
business to business.
i.e. Alibaba is the most popular
destination for B2B online shopping, in the
world.
6. B2C
Business to consumer in which a business
sells products or services directly to
consumers over the Internet.
i.e. daraz.pk is an online store that
provides branded products for men and
women across clothing, footwear, apparel,
jewelry and accessories.
8. C2C
consumer to consumer where
consumers sell products to other
consumers.
i.e. OLX is an online classifieds platform
that enables its users to create ads and
display them on social networks.
9. C2B
Consumer- to- Business is a business where
the consumers create products and
services which are consumed by
businesses and organizations.
i.e. e-choupal is virtual market place where
farmers deals directly with processors and
companies.
10. G2C
The government and its citizens
or consumers, including paying taxes,
registering vehicles, and providing
information and services.
i.e. NADRA, BISP, HEC, Traffic Police
etc.
11. Benefits of E-Commerce
Benefits to organizations
Cast Reducing
Global Reach
Increase in Sales
Customer Interaction
Extend Hours 24/7/365
12. Benefits of E-Commerce
Benefits to Customer
Save Money
Save Time
Wide range of Choice
Price Comparison
Relying on Observation.
13. Disadvantage of E-Commerce
Lack of Personal Touch
Returned Items
Delay in Receiving Goods
Risk of Fraud
Charges apply for online Transaction.