This document discusses the rise of e-commerce and its advantages over traditional commerce. It begins by explaining how e-commerce has changed commercial transactions by making them faster and less labor-intensive online. The main types of e-commerce are then outlined as B2B (business-to-business), B2C (business-to-consumer), and C2C (consumer-to-consumer). Examples are provided of the top e-commerce websites in India, and it is projected that e-commerce sales and shoppers in India will dramatically increase in coming years. The advantages of e-commerce include lower costs, a wider product selection, and a 24/7 global market. The presentation concludes that e-commerce

1. PRESENTED BY:-
AQIB KHAN

2. INTRODUCTION
 In previous days, all business or commercial transactions was done
manually. Every time paper work is important. But e-commerce totally
changes the concept of traditional commerce.
 Now a day, growing business world more tends to use e-commerce. Due
to fast access and less effort , e-commerce is becoming more and more
popular.

3. E-COMMERCE
• It is commonly known as electronic
marketing.
• Electronic commerce is doing
commerce with the use of computer,
network and commerce-enabled
software
• E-commerce is the purchasing , selling
& exchanging goods and services over
computer network or internet through
which transactions or terms of sale are
performed electronically

4. Top 10 ecommerce websites in India:
1. FlipKart.com
2. Ebay.in
3. Snapdeal.com
4. Jabong.com
5. Myntra.com
6. Yehbi.com
7. Tradus.com
8. Naaptol.com
9. Infibeam.com
10.Fashionandyou.com

6. E-COMMERCE IN INDIA
 By 2016, the current number of shoppers
in India will double to 40 million, and
their spending will more than quadruple
to US$8.5 billion.
 Fashion ecommerce doubled last year, and
will see 400 percent growth by 2016
 E-commerce sales in India are currently
dominated by local sites such as flipkart,
snapdeal and jabong.

7. ADVANTAGES OF E-COMMERCE
• It tries to reduce cost of product or
services
• Consumers have an access to a wider
range of products
• E-commerce covers large
geographical area to advertise or to
publish
• As a online market, it does not has
time limit. E-commerce serves 24
hours marketing

8. DISADVANTAGED OF E-COMMERCE
 The user first requires to understand, learn new technologies
 In business, face to face communication is must sometimes
 Unable to examine products personally
 There are possibilities of credit card number theft.

9. TYPES OF E-COMMERCE
• B2B (Business-to-Business)
• B2C (Business-to-Consumer)
• C2C (Consumer-to-
Consumer)

10. B2B E-COMMERCE
Business-to-business (b2b)
describes commerce transactions
between business, such as between
a manufacturer and a whole seller
or between a whole seller and a
retailers
Example:
Intel selling microprocessor to Dell

11. B2C E-COMMERCE
Business to Consumers involves
selling of goods and services to
consumers by a business. It
allows the consumers to browse
the catalog, choose the product
and order it online.
Example:
Dell selling me a laptop

12. C2C E-COMMERCE
Consumers to Consumers or C2C
E-commerce involves selling or
purchase of goods between two
consumers or individuals
Examples :
www.olx.in
www.quikr.com

13. Conclusion
 "E-commerce is an evolution"
ecommerce is more then just an online shop selling goods….
Businesses make huge savings by more efficient interaction with
their suppliers or buyers

14. THANK YOU