E-commerce refers to the buying and selling of goods and services over the internet and other computer networks. It allows businesses to operate more efficiently by reaching wider markets and customers to shop conveniently without time or location constraints. Major types of e-commerce include business-to-business (B2B), consumer-to-business (C2B), consumer-to-consumer (C2C), and business-to-consumer (B2C). While e-commerce provides benefits like lower prices, more product choices, and 24/7 shopping, it also poses risks such as inability to physically examine products and potential data and identity theft.

1. E-Commerce
Md. Yasin Hasan Suzon
ID. 13-24440-2

2. What is e-commerce?
 E-Commerce means electronic commerce
 eCommerce, consists of the buying & selling of
products or services over electronic system such as the
internet & other computer network.
 The concept of e-commerce is all about using the
internet to do business better & faster

3. examples
 ATM (only one watchman can handle the business).
 Selling/ buying physical goods using websites e.g.
flowers, magazines, electronic items.
 Reserving a hotel room over internet.
 E-commerce sites like Amazon, eBay, bikroy etc

4. eBusiness Process
 WHAT Redesign Business processes
 WHY Customers Relationship
 HOW Applying Technology

5. types of e-Commerce
 B2B (business to business)
companies doing business with each other
 C2B (consumers to business)
consumer post the add & companies set a bid on the
project
 C2C (consumers to consumers)
doing e-business between consumers by web portals
 B2C (business to consumers)
when consumer buy a product from company’s website

6. Advantage for consumers
 Quick, convenient & easy
 Price
 In depth product overviews
 Consumer reviews
 Find products online that you cant find in real store
 Its open for 24 hours
 Exploration of new markets (rural customers can buy
global brands)
 No store employees

7. disadvantage for consumers
 Unable to examine products personally
 New way for cyber criminals to steal personal,
financial info & even your identity
 Product overload
 Don’t always know what you getting
 Shipping delay (purchases and returns)
 Loss of emotional fulfillment

8. Advantages for business
 Increased market share (global)
 Marketing from anywhere
 Increased productivity
 Survey of customers
 Less likely to make returns

9. disadvantages for business
 Elimination of face to face interaction
 Distribution
 Competition
 24/7 (updating, responding, etc)

10. End of presentation
thank you

11. Any question?