This document discusses the growth of e-commerce in India. It notes that the Indian e-commerce market has crossed Rs. 9,000 crores in the last fiscal year and is projected to grow at 42-50% annually over the next five years. Online retail is gaining momentum in India, especially for books, electronics, clothing, music, tours, and movies. Key drivers of growth include increasing internet penetration, especially in tier-2 cities, and the convenience of online shopping. However, some Indians remain concerned about product quality, security, inability to physically examine products, and lack of discounts. The document outlines opportunities and challenges for e-commerce businesses in India.
Broadly, e-commerce means doing business over the internet. This implies that either goods can be delivered offline or products can be “digitalized” and delivered online. E-commerce however is marred by serious drawbacks. India only has 100 million active internet users. This implies that the internet usage in India is pretty poor. The problem is further aggravated by the fact that there is low credit card penetration coupled with slow internet speeds and fulfillment issues. As of today e-commerce is merely a 10 billion dollar market in India which is 1/6th of the US market. Despite this gloomy scenario, there are some important trends in e-commerce to look out for. This includes the fact that offline retailers are trying to go online, media biggies are getting into e-commerce, e-commerce platforms are gaining traction and mobile commerce is just beginning to take off, examples being banks and Indian Railways.
India B2C E-Commerce Report 2013 by yStats.comyStats.com
The number of Internet users in India was forecasted to grow to exceed 140 million by the end of 2012, representing more than 10 percent of the population. Additionally, an increase in mobile Internet users in India by approximately 25 percent annually between 2012 and 2015 was expected.
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A steady rise in the disposable income coupled with tremendous usage of internet in India, is primarily inflicting growth in the Indian e-Commerce market. Factors such as the busy lifestyle of the working class and a tendency to save time are further fueling growth in the market. Currently, the market is estimated to be valued at INR 0.5 tr and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 47% to reach INR 2.2 tr by 2015.
The report commences with an Introduction section which comprises of an illustration of the e-Commerce work model wherein it depicts the work flow of all the stakeholders involved in the market space. Another detailed illustration about the transaction flow model of an online commerce model is also included in the report so as to provide a better picture of the overall transaction system. Market Overview section of the report talks about the overall market’s size and growth prospects in India, market segments and their respective shares and also highlights the primary aspects influencing growth in the market. Moving along, e-Commerce Market Segments section in the report elaborates on the basic five market segments, wherein it lists their respective market shares, growth drivers and their sub-segments, thereby providing very detailed information about the available segments of e-Commerce.
e-Commerce Ecosystem section is graphical representation of the various layers which constitute the online commerce system. The layers identified in the system include ‘Internet Infrastructure’, ‘Application Infrastructure’, ‘Intermediaries’ and ‘e-Commerce Companies’. Here, the report explains each and every individual layer in detail along with relevant individual examples so as to provide the reader with a better understanding. Types of e-Commerce section in the report comprises of a list of the most popular e-Commerce business models. Description about each and every individual model along with a real life example can be found in this section. Technology used in e-Commerce portion of the report mainly deals with the technical specifications, important features and website design and development stages. It offers a deep and value added information regarding the building and hosting of a successful e-Commerce website.
An analysis of the Drivers and Challenges explains the major factors pushing the market including increased spending power, extensive usage of plastic money, increasing internet penetration and PC usage, ease of transaction and Government initiative, whereas the threats identified for the market include secure payment concerns and lack of confidence.
Demand and Supply Perspective section in the report comprises of an in-depth analysis of both the vendor perception and consumer objectives which in turn enlightens a reader on the various important points regarding the supply and demand side of e-Commerce system. It also lists the vital requiremen
Broadly, e-commerce means doing business over the internet. This implies that either goods can be delivered offline or products can be “digitalized” and delivered online. E-commerce however is marred by serious drawbacks. India only has 100 million active internet users. This implies that the internet usage in India is pretty poor. The problem is further aggravated by the fact that there is low credit card penetration coupled with slow internet speeds and fulfillment issues. As of today e-commerce is merely a 10 billion dollar market in India which is 1/6th of the US market. Despite this gloomy scenario, there are some important trends in e-commerce to look out for. This includes the fact that offline retailers are trying to go online, media biggies are getting into e-commerce, e-commerce platforms are gaining traction and mobile commerce is just beginning to take off, examples being banks and Indian Railways.
India B2C E-Commerce Report 2013 by yStats.comyStats.com
The number of Internet users in India was forecasted to grow to exceed 140 million by the end of 2012, representing more than 10 percent of the population. Additionally, an increase in mobile Internet users in India by approximately 25 percent annually between 2012 and 2015 was expected.
For the complete report, get in touch with us at : info@netscribes.com
A steady rise in the disposable income coupled with tremendous usage of internet in India, is primarily inflicting growth in the Indian e-Commerce market. Factors such as the busy lifestyle of the working class and a tendency to save time are further fueling growth in the market. Currently, the market is estimated to be valued at INR 0.5 tr and is expected to grow at a CAGR of 47% to reach INR 2.2 tr by 2015.
The report commences with an Introduction section which comprises of an illustration of the e-Commerce work model wherein it depicts the work flow of all the stakeholders involved in the market space. Another detailed illustration about the transaction flow model of an online commerce model is also included in the report so as to provide a better picture of the overall transaction system. Market Overview section of the report talks about the overall market’s size and growth prospects in India, market segments and their respective shares and also highlights the primary aspects influencing growth in the market. Moving along, e-Commerce Market Segments section in the report elaborates on the basic five market segments, wherein it lists their respective market shares, growth drivers and their sub-segments, thereby providing very detailed information about the available segments of e-Commerce.
e-Commerce Ecosystem section is graphical representation of the various layers which constitute the online commerce system. The layers identified in the system include ‘Internet Infrastructure’, ‘Application Infrastructure’, ‘Intermediaries’ and ‘e-Commerce Companies’. Here, the report explains each and every individual layer in detail along with relevant individual examples so as to provide the reader with a better understanding. Types of e-Commerce section in the report comprises of a list of the most popular e-Commerce business models. Description about each and every individual model along with a real life example can be found in this section. Technology used in e-Commerce portion of the report mainly deals with the technical specifications, important features and website design and development stages. It offers a deep and value added information regarding the building and hosting of a successful e-Commerce website.
An analysis of the Drivers and Challenges explains the major factors pushing the market including increased spending power, extensive usage of plastic money, increasing internet penetration and PC usage, ease of transaction and Government initiative, whereas the threats identified for the market include secure payment concerns and lack of confidence.
Demand and Supply Perspective section in the report comprises of an in-depth analysis of both the vendor perception and consumer objectives which in turn enlightens a reader on the various important points regarding the supply and demand side of e-Commerce system. It also lists the vital requiremen
With 20% of the Indians connected over internet and Smartphones, there has not been a more exciting and challenging time in the history of Indian retail.
Consumer is moving ahead of time and with multiple avenues of shopping - be it online, social or mobile - customers have been spoilt for choice.
With millions of Indian buying online and billions of $ of investment pumped in, pure play online retail companies are changing the retail game! An industry which was not even existing 5 years back will clock $4 Billion revenues by end of 2014!
For the complete report, get in touch with us at : info@netscribes.com
Abstract:
Netscribes’ latest market research report titled e-Commerce Market in India 2014 captures the current scenario prevailing within the e-Commerce market in India. The market is mainly dominated by the online travel segment, while the online retail segment is witnessing the fastest rate of growth. Versatile shopping experience and rapid development of transaction facilities is further boosting opportunities for the remaining market segments. Even though the market is witnessing staggering growth rates, majority of the players are still facing dire shortage of funds. Raising capital funds to support daily business operations and online advertising expenses have become a major challenge for such players. Online retail operators, especially the inventory based players, are suffering from cost stack ups and charges incurred against customers opting for ‘Cash on Delivery’ mode of payment.
In an attempt to tackle these problems, players are now constantly focusing on gaining customer loyalty and trust. Some of the most prominent trends in the market in this regard include a host of loyalty schemes, promotional offers and high rate of discounts. Additionally, tweaking business models and turning into mainstream online retailers, opening up of ‘Brick and Mortar’ stores to tap the ‘offline’ customer base, opting for a ‘market place’ approach, consolidation and self owned brands are some other major trends observed so far in the market.
Coverage
• Overview of the e-Commerce market in India and forecasted market size data over 2013 to 2018
• Market Segmentation of e-Commerce by types
• Overview of the e-Commerce market in India by segments for the year 2013 and 2012
• Qualitative analysis of market drivers, challenges, trends and regulatory measures taken by the government
• Overview of the market trends and differentiating past and current business strategies
• Analysis of the competitive landscape and detailed profiles of major players
Why Buy
• Get a clear understanding of the e-Commerce market in India, market dynamics and the various stages of the value chain
• Understand the current market segmentation and future growth potential of the market in India till 2018 and plan strategies to gain from it
• Strategize marketing, market-entry, market expansion, and other business plans by understanding factors influencing growth in the market
• Understand your competitors’ business structures, strategies and prospects, and respond accordingly
• Make more informed business decisions with the help of insightful recommendations provided to succeed in the market
e-commerce industry in India is going through an aggressive transformation and while it can be the sunshine sector for growth, it is imperative to understand the limitations and risks in the sector, and handle these risks effectively. Addressing these risks should be our top most priority to avoid this boom turn into a bubble. It is possible only when euphoria over virtual cash flows, imaginary cash rich P&L statements and outrageous valuations makes way for a structured growth plan across the business parks and government corridors, backed by more realistic aspirations, but of course, with the same enthusiasm
“TO STUDY THE GROWTH OF E-COMMERCE INDUSTRY IN INDIA”PRABHAT PANDEY
E-commerce can be divided into 7 subsections:/
History of E-Commerce / SWOT Analysis of the E-commerce Industry / Growth in sale of the E-commerce Industry / Future Growth Prospects of Indian E-commerce Sector / Reasons for Growth of E-commerce Sector in India: / Financial Analysis of E-Commerce Industry / TOOLS OF E-COMMERCE / RESEARCH METHODOLOGY of E-commerce / a Descriptive study about E-Commerce Industry.
With 20% of the Indians connected over internet and Smartphones, there has not been a more exciting and challenging time in the history of Indian retail.
Consumer is moving ahead of time and with multiple avenues of shopping - be it online, social or mobile - customers have been spoilt for choice.
With millions of Indian buying online and billions of $ of investment pumped in, pure play online retail companies are changing the retail game! An industry which was not even existing 5 years back will clock $4 Billion revenues by end of 2014!
For the complete report, get in touch with us at : info@netscribes.com
Abstract:
Netscribes’ latest market research report titled e-Commerce Market in India 2014 captures the current scenario prevailing within the e-Commerce market in India. The market is mainly dominated by the online travel segment, while the online retail segment is witnessing the fastest rate of growth. Versatile shopping experience and rapid development of transaction facilities is further boosting opportunities for the remaining market segments. Even though the market is witnessing staggering growth rates, majority of the players are still facing dire shortage of funds. Raising capital funds to support daily business operations and online advertising expenses have become a major challenge for such players. Online retail operators, especially the inventory based players, are suffering from cost stack ups and charges incurred against customers opting for ‘Cash on Delivery’ mode of payment.
In an attempt to tackle these problems, players are now constantly focusing on gaining customer loyalty and trust. Some of the most prominent trends in the market in this regard include a host of loyalty schemes, promotional offers and high rate of discounts. Additionally, tweaking business models and turning into mainstream online retailers, opening up of ‘Brick and Mortar’ stores to tap the ‘offline’ customer base, opting for a ‘market place’ approach, consolidation and self owned brands are some other major trends observed so far in the market.
Coverage
• Overview of the e-Commerce market in India and forecasted market size data over 2013 to 2018
• Market Segmentation of e-Commerce by types
• Overview of the e-Commerce market in India by segments for the year 2013 and 2012
• Qualitative analysis of market drivers, challenges, trends and regulatory measures taken by the government
• Overview of the market trends and differentiating past and current business strategies
• Analysis of the competitive landscape and detailed profiles of major players
Why Buy
• Get a clear understanding of the e-Commerce market in India, market dynamics and the various stages of the value chain
• Understand the current market segmentation and future growth potential of the market in India till 2018 and plan strategies to gain from it
• Strategize marketing, market-entry, market expansion, and other business plans by understanding factors influencing growth in the market
• Understand your competitors’ business structures, strategies and prospects, and respond accordingly
• Make more informed business decisions with the help of insightful recommendations provided to succeed in the market
e-commerce industry in India is going through an aggressive transformation and while it can be the sunshine sector for growth, it is imperative to understand the limitations and risks in the sector, and handle these risks effectively. Addressing these risks should be our top most priority to avoid this boom turn into a bubble. It is possible only when euphoria over virtual cash flows, imaginary cash rich P&L statements and outrageous valuations makes way for a structured growth plan across the business parks and government corridors, backed by more realistic aspirations, but of course, with the same enthusiasm
“TO STUDY THE GROWTH OF E-COMMERCE INDUSTRY IN INDIA”PRABHAT PANDEY
E-commerce can be divided into 7 subsections:/
History of E-Commerce / SWOT Analysis of the E-commerce Industry / Growth in sale of the E-commerce Industry / Future Growth Prospects of Indian E-commerce Sector / Reasons for Growth of E-commerce Sector in India: / Financial Analysis of E-Commerce Industry / TOOLS OF E-COMMERCE / RESEARCH METHODOLOGY of E-commerce / a Descriptive study about E-Commerce Industry.
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Session Overview
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Clients don’t know what they don’t know. What web solutions are right for them? How does WordPress come into the picture? How do you make sure you understand scope and timeline? What do you do if sometime changes?
All these questions and more will be explored as we talk about matching clients’ needs with what your agency offers without pulling teeth or pulling your hair out. Practical tips, and strategies for successful relationship building that leads to closing the deal.
2. Speaker
Founder
dmc digital media center GmbH,
Germany
www.dmc.de
Chairman
Embitel, India
www.embitel.com
Daniel Rebhorn
• Studied Computer Science at University of Stuttgart
• Entrepreneur since 1992
• Working in retail eCommerce for last 14yrs
• Responsible for development of e-retail sites like neckermann, Kodak
3. Why E-Commerce? Why India?
Fast Facts …
The e-Commerce industry in India has crossed Rs 9000 crores in last FY 2007-08
Source-IMRB
India’s e-commerce market is growing at a rapid clip with 42-50% CAGR projected for the next
five years
Source- expresscomputeronline
This is largely because India's current 49 million Internet users will shoot up to around
92 million by 2008
Source- IAMAI
Online Retailing gains momentum in India
Source- Economic times
India and China to rule online shopping world by 2010
Source- www.thaindian.com
4. Agenda
Retail e-Commerce: a perfect storm in India
• Market definition
• Growth & opportunities
• Do's / Don'ts in setting up an e-Commerce business
9. Countries with highest number of internet users
India stands 4th with a whopping
60 million internet users
Source- Internet world stats
10. Indian Internet usage (Growth ladder)
60 60
50.6
50
42
39.2 40
40
30
Internet Users
22.5
(in million)
20
16.5
10
7
5.5
0
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 Source: IWS
June
Estimated number of Internet users by 2010: 100 million
Estimated number of Broadband users by 2010: 20 million
Source: techcrunchies.com
11. Indian eCommerce - Market Size
2006/2007 2007/2008 Total
Sr. no. Description
in crores in crores Percentage
1 Travel Industry 5500 7000 76%
2 E-tailing 850 1105 12%
3 Online Classifieds 540 820 9%
4 Paid Content subscription 20 30 -
5 Digital Downloads 170 255 3%
Total 7080 9210 100%
Top non-travel related products bought by Indians are:
• Books (46 %)
• Electronic equipment (29 %)
• Clothing /Accessories/ Shoes (21 %)
• Music (20 %)
• Tours and hotel reservations (24 %)
• Videos/DVDs/games (23 %)
• Event tickets (23 %) Source- Just Tech2.0
12. Projected Indian eCommerce Sales Growth
250
200.2
200
150
148.6
Rs. (In Billion)
Expected B2C eCommerce
106.3 sales in India
100
50
0
2009 2010 2011
Year
Year Sales (in Rs. Billion) % Change
2009 106.3 0
2010 148.6 39.8
2011 200.2 34.7
Source- eMarketer
13. User Profile
• A significant 78% of the Indian users have used the Internet to make a purchase
• 62% of shoppers having shopped for more than a year.
• The survey found that 55% of visitors to e-commerce sites have adopted it as a
shopping medium
• 84% opting credit card for that online payment
• 48% of the online Indians get influenced by special offers on sites
Survey - IMRB
Internet - the preferred choice of consumers before
purchase as they could:
- Find the latest available models (67 %)
- Compare product features (65 %)
- Prices (62 %)
- Because they could do this at any time (61 %).
14. Satisfaction Index
70% 62%
60%
50%
40%
30%
18% 17%
20%
10% 3%
0%
0%
Highly Satisfied Satisfied Neither Satisfied nor Dissatisfied Highly Dissatisfied
Dissatisfied
As per the survey 80% online shoppers are satisfied
Source- Survey by IAMAI
15. Online shopping by Town-class
Overwhelming
response from
tier-II cities
The contributions from the non-metro is observant due to-
• Higher penetration of internet in small towns
• Limited reach of physical distribution channels of the established sellers to these towns
• Top 4 metros contributes 56% of online sales-
• Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore
Source- IAMAI
16. Triggers / Barriers
Major triggers Major barriers
• Saves time and efforts • Not sure of product quality
• Convenience of shopping at home • Cannot bargain/Negotiate
• Wide variety / range of products are • Not sure of security of transactions
available
• Need to touch and feel the product
• Good discounts / lower prices
• Significant discounts are not there
• Get detailed information of the product
• Have to wait for delivery
• You can compare various models /
brands
Cost
3 C’s-
drives Indian
online shopper
Convenience Content Sought
Source- IMBR Survey
17. Driving factors for e-retail growth in India
Following factors can be termed as major potential reasons for
growth of online sales:
• Retail sector will become more organized and
establishment of brand names
• Broadband Penetration
• Online shoppers are better educated & technologically
optimistic
• New method of E-Payments like cash card, net banking etc
being promoted for online transactions
Source-Business India 2.0
Few Indian big player set to go online:
Reliance retail, Vishal Retail, RPG Cellcom, TATA Retail, Subhiksha
Source: Economic times
18. New ideas are changing e-Commerce
• Social commerce
– Involving consumers in content generation, product presentation
or sales activities
– e.g. www.polyvore.com
• Live shopping
– Reduced offering to 1 product per day
– e.g. www.woot.com
• Vente privee (shopping clubs)
– Offer exclusive product portfolio to only-by-invitation groups
– e.g. www.venteprivee.com
21. Do's / Don'ts in setting up an e-Commerce business
Find new customers More revenues
• Increase the range of your • @@@
target group (national and
• Increase your shopping area
international)
“for free”: long tail as a key
• Attract them via new
advantage
marketing channels
Reduce costs
Customers Loyalty • Limited need of space
• Add new offerings and and people
services for existing • Track your marketing
customers spendings real-time (ROI)
• Convert them to “online”, • Understand your customer
before your competitors do behavior
22. Dont‘s
Don‘t underestimate need of online awareness
Don‘t underestimate update efforts of webshop
Don‘t underestimate delivery/order management
23. Don‘t underestimate need of online awareness
• Online presence only will not help
• Use online marketing methods (e.g. newsletter, SEM, …) to
establish online awareness
• Use offline channels (e.g. print, TV … if existing) for increased
awareness
• Track and monitor your online
marketing efforts to optimize ROI
24. Don‘t underestimate update efforts of web shop
• Of course, IT and security matters!
• … but focus on quality and up-to-date content
“Consumer can‘t be sure about product quality,
convince through content quality!”
• Dedicate a web shop manager, who can define and roll-out
product portfolio, presentation and promotions
• Many tasks (e.g. SEO) are not one-time activities, do them
daily
25. Don‘t underestimate delivery/order management
• Plan stocking, packaging and delivery wisely
• Only guarantee …
– “return” policy
– delivery times
– fixed prices
– etc.
… if you are capable or willing to execute them
• Offer feedback channels (email, phone)
to interact with consumers
26. Learnings
Interact with your consumers proactively
Shop and Buy Pack & Delivery wait 4 weeks
Order Delivery
Feedback
confirmation notice
request
e-mail e-mail
e-mail
53% 61% re-order rate 77%
100% 42% customer care costs 31%
27. Learnings
Use easy and intelligent methods for
up- and cross-selling
Source: amazon.com
• Real project experience
• Implementation time: less than 2 weeks
• ROI after 3.5 month
• Measured and proven increase of sales
29. Other learnings …
Handle e-Commerce as a sales channel, not an order channel
Define e-Commerce team as a profit center
Solve IT issues soon, don‘t focus
Offer online self services
Onsite search is vital and key success factor
Reuse features, data and experience to
optimize other channels (e.g. call center)
30. Triggers of e-Commerce … Can you influence?
Major triggers Major barriers
• Saves time and efforts • Not sure of product quality
• Convenience of shopping at home • Cannot bargain/Negotiate
• Wide variety / range of products are • Not sure of security of transactions
available
• Good discounts / lower prices • Need to touch and feel the product
• Get detailed information of the • Significant discounts are not there
product
• Have to wait for delivery
• You can compare various models /
brands
„There are many triggers and barriers for
e-Commerce acceptance …
Only a few can‘t be controlled. But most of
them you can influence by your activities!“
31. E-Commerce in India …
… will adopt proven e-Commerce methods and spend efforts in
developing new successful methods
… will develop much faster, as major learning's can be used
… will not do web 1.0, but will use web 2.0 to attract consumers
32. Our Company
• E-Commerce service • 250+ employees at
company since 1995 Stuttgart HQ
• e-commerce and e-business • 70+ employees in
projects in 30+ countries Bangalore
(incl. Europe, US, Australia, • Offering E-Commerce
Japan) services in India
• Responsible for … – Consulting
– 75+ Webshops – eCommerce design & build
– 1+ Bil. $ E-Commerce – eMarketing
Order Volume/year – Hosting & support
– 5.000.000+ E-Commerce – Webshop management
Transactions/year
33. Daniel Rebhorn
Thank you!
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