E-commerce Challenges & Solutions
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This document discusses the challenges and solutions related to e-commerce. It introduces e-commerce as a rapidly growing segment that is important for business competitiveness. Some challenges mentioned include payment issues, security concerns, software updates, and mobile commerce. Solutions proposed are displaying trusted logos, strong encryption, seller identification, taking advantage of social media, and maintaining a multi-channel shopping platform. The conclusion is that e-commerce has become an integral part of society and will continue playing a large role in daily life.
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E-commerce Challenges & Solutions
- 1. E-COMMERCE CHALLENGES & SOLUTIONS Siddhartha Boora (20101629)
- 2. INTRODUCTION: A rapidly growing segment of the internet is e-commerce. The future of economic competitiveness for most enterprises relies on entrance and active participation in the e- commerce market. Online selling activities has been very experimental today, with not a sufficient amount of data generated to provide conclusive result.
- 3. LIST OF SOME CHALLENGES OR ISSUES Payment issues Security Issues Firewalling Maintenance Software updates Beware: our website may be hacked Get involved with the mobile commerce
- 4. CHALLENGES: Customers wont trust your website Defining sites privacy settings providing the best payment methods
- 5. SOLUTIONS: Displaying the trusted third party logo. Publishing products with the good graphical interface Strong Encryption for payments and customer data retention. Online seller identification, detecting fraud sellers
- 6. SOLUTIONS: Taking advantage of social media Need to maintain multi channel shopping platform
- 7. CONCLUSION: After careful observation, it has come to my conclusion that e-commerce has undeniably become an important part of our society. The world wide web is and will have a large part in our daily lives.
- 8. REFERENCES: 1.http://www.e-consultancy.com/news-blog/363726/why-do- customers-abandon-the- checkout- process.html 2.Bharati Ahuja January 13, 2011 http://www.searchenginejournal.com/author/bharati-ahuja/ 3.DECEMBER18,2013• ARMANDOROGGIO http://www.practicalecommerce.com/author/armando-roggio 4. Tokokoo | October 3, 2011 http://tokokoo.com/author/tokoadmin/ 5. Patrick Mwachugu3 Sep 2014 http://tutsplus.com/authors/patrick-mwachugu
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