E-commerce involves buying and selling of goods and services online. It uses computer networks and the internet to facilitate transactions between businesses and consumers. Some key advantages of e-commerce include low setup costs, no geographical boundaries, flexible business hours, and lower marketing costs compared to traditional brick-and-mortar stores. E-commerce is a growing sector in India that is expected to increase its contribution to GDP significantly by 2030.

2. INTRODUCTION TO E-COMMERCE
 Ecommerce is a method of buying and selling goods
and services online. The definition of ecommerce
business can also include tactics like affiliate marketing.
You can use ecommerce channels such as your own website,
an established selling website like Amazon, or social media
to drive online sales.

3. DEFINITION
 Greatner Group Design E-commerce :- Electronic
Communication among enterprises , including Customer,
supplier,business partners,Government organizations,and
Financial institutions.
 Electronic commerce, in a broad sense, is the use of
computer networks to improve organizational
performance. Increasing profitability, gaining market
share, improving customer service, and delivering
products faster are some of the organizational
performance gains possible with electronic commerce.

4. TYPES OF E-COMMERCE

5. FEATURES OF ONLINE BUSINESS
 It is easy to set up
 There are no geographical boundaries
 Much cheaper than traditional business
 There are flexible business hours
 Marketing strategies cost less
 Online business receive subsidies from the government
 There are a few security and integrity issues
 There is no personal touch

6. OBJECTIVES OF E-COMMERCE

7. NEED OF E-COMMERCE

8. ADVANTAGES OF E-COMMERCE

9. INDIAN ECONOMY
 E-Commerce is a growing sector in India. Just like the
growth of IT industry in India through the 1990s, the
2010s will be remembered for the growth in the E-
Commerce industry. In its present state the contribution
of E-Commerce to GDP is around 0.2% which is expected
to grow 15 times to around 2.5% by 2030.
 The impact is so huge that the present wave of de-
monetisation could have not been thought if E-
Commerce did not exist. E-Commerce to a large extent
helped absorb its shock as well as gained the maximum
out of it as well.

10. CONCLUSION
 In general, today’s businesses must always strive to
create the next best thing that consumers will want
because consumers continue to desire their products,
services etc. to continuously be better, faster, and
cheaper. In this world of new technology, businesses
need to accommodate to the new types of consumer
needs and trends because it will prove to be vital to
their business’ success and survival. E-commerce is
continuously progressing and is becoming more and
more important to businesses as technology
continues to advance and is something that should
be taken advantage of and implemented.