Ganna Yevtushenko: PayPal - Unlocking global e-commerce opportunityMeet Magento Poland
PayPal is a global leader in online payments, processing $180 billion in payments annually across 203 countries. E-commerce is growing rapidly, with cross-border e-commerce expected to reach $307 billion in 2014 and $7 billion in Poland alone. However, international shoppers still face barriers like high return costs and security concerns when shopping across borders. PayPal aims to help merchants unlock the global e-commerce opportunity by offering services that make international payments and returns more simple and secure.
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This document discusses competition and collaboration between e-commerce and high street retail. It notes that online retail in the UK is expected to grow 17% in 2014 and surpass £107 billion in sales. It examines where, when, and how consumers shop, noting trends like increased click-and-collect orders and in-store research for online purchases. The document analyzes these aspects, as well as collaboration measures and coping with rapid changes, in a report on competition and cooperation between online and physical retail formats. The author is a freelance multichannel retail consultant who recently worked as an interim e-commerce director.
Analysis of Consumer Behaviour in 2017 & Forecasts for 2018Jeff Nevil
The UK consumer behaviour has shifted considerably with more purchases being made online rather than in physical stores. This trend was driven by growing smartphone usage and mobile commerce. It has resulted in many store closures and empty retail properties on the high street. While overall retail sales grew in recent years, the shift online has negatively impacted clothing and department stores. Ecommerce continues to grow substantially due to conveniences like next day delivery and the perception of lower prices. Online sales now make up 17% of retail in the UK. This growth is expected to continue in 2018, fueled further by rising mobile commerce. The automotive industry had mixed results in 2017, with early growth driven by exports followed by declines in the second half of the year
The document discusses the results of a study on the effects of exercise on memory and thinking abilities in older adults. The study found that regular exercise can help reduce the decline in thinking abilities that often occurs with age. Specifically, aerobic exercise was shown to improve executive function and memory in the study participants between the ages of 60-75 who exercised at least 30 minutes per day for 6 months.
This children's story answers why koi fish (ornamental carp) live in a pond.
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Ganna Yevtushenko: PayPal - Unlocking global e-commerce opportunityMeet Magento Poland
PayPal is a global leader in online payments, processing $180 billion in payments annually across 203 countries. E-commerce is growing rapidly, with cross-border e-commerce expected to reach $307 billion in 2014 and $7 billion in Poland alone. However, international shoppers still face barriers like high return costs and security concerns when shopping across borders. PayPal aims to help merchants unlock the global e-commerce opportunity by offering services that make international payments and returns more simple and secure.
July #IMRGConnect: A Tale of Two City CentresRickReb
This document discusses competition and collaboration between e-commerce and high street retail. It notes that online retail in the UK is expected to grow 17% in 2014 and surpass £107 billion in sales. It examines where, when, and how consumers shop, noting trends like increased click-and-collect orders and in-store research for online purchases. The document analyzes these aspects, as well as collaboration measures and coping with rapid changes, in a report on competition and cooperation between online and physical retail formats. The author is a freelance multichannel retail consultant who recently worked as an interim e-commerce director.
Analysis of Consumer Behaviour in 2017 & Forecasts for 2018Jeff Nevil
The UK consumer behaviour has shifted considerably with more purchases being made online rather than in physical stores. This trend was driven by growing smartphone usage and mobile commerce. It has resulted in many store closures and empty retail properties on the high street. While overall retail sales grew in recent years, the shift online has negatively impacted clothing and department stores. Ecommerce continues to grow substantially due to conveniences like next day delivery and the perception of lower prices. Online sales now make up 17% of retail in the UK. This growth is expected to continue in 2018, fueled further by rising mobile commerce. The automotive industry had mixed results in 2017, with early growth driven by exports followed by declines in the second half of the year
The document discusses the results of a study on the effects of exercise on memory and thinking abilities in older adults. The study found that regular exercise can help reduce the decline in thinking abilities that often occurs with age. Specifically, aerobic exercise was shown to improve executive function and memory in the study participants between the ages of 60-75 who exercised at least 30 minutes per day for 6 months.
This children's story answers why koi fish (ornamental carp) live in a pond.
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Illustrated by Dan Guillano
International Insights - 9 Reasons to Ship to ChinaParcelWorks
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This document provides an overview of ecommerce in China, the United States, and India. It discusses the history and types of ecommerce, as well as major players in each country's ecommerce market like Alibaba in China and Amazon in the US. China has the largest ecommerce market size currently, while ecommerce is growing rapidly in India and expected to surpass the US. The document also analyzes the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats for ecommerce companies operating in each country.
This document provides insights into the Canadian e-commerce market based on research from Canada Post. It finds that Canadians have enthusiastically embraced online shopping, with over half making an online purchase in the past three months. The most popular purchase categories are apparel, books/movies/music, health/beauty, and electronics. Many Canadians shop internationally for better prices or product selection not available domestically. The document recommends that American retailers looking to expand to Canada focus on competitive pricing, wide product selection, and optimizing their shipping and delivery processes based on Canadian consumer preferences to attract this lucrative market.
This document discusses e-commerce and globalization. It defines e-commerce as the buying and selling of goods and services over electronic networks like the internet. Globalization is described as the spread of people, ideas, and goods throughout the world. The document outlines an e-commerce framework involving customer profiling, needs assessment, and legal/environmental considerations. It also provides statistics on internet and e-commerce usage worldwide.
Mark Gray: eCommerce Outlook in Asia PacificeTailing India
The document summarizes the state of e-commerce in Asia Pacific and India. It discusses key trends seen in India's online marketplaces including the need for localized payment methods and extended shipping options. It also outlines considerations for Indian retailers looking to engage in cross-border trade. The document then summarizes the state of e-commerce across Asia Pacific, highlighting major trends such as the growth of mobile and connected devices. It also discusses challenges such as the explosion in sales channels and the rise of dominant marketplaces in China. Finally, it provides a case study of an footwear company that utilized multiple sales channels and marketplace listings to drive incremental global sales.
US Passport 2015: Cross-border Trading ReportwnDirect
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eMarketer Webinar: Canada Ecommerce—Pedal to the MetaleMarketer
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The document analyzes trends in the Australian retail sector based on surveys of retailers and an analysis of online transactions, finding that while online and mobile sales are growing, many retailers have yet to fully integrate their digital and physical channels or leverage customer data analytics. Younger consumers are driving the growth of online spending but brand loyalty remains strong. The transition to digital is ongoing, with opportunities remaining for retailers to boost their online presence through improved customer experience, product selection, and marketing.
The e-commerce purchase journey is complex, and it can expand offline. Here, omnichannel is the only strategy that makes sense as it fosters interaction between retailers and shoppers across all channels, from storefronts to smart devices and desktops, through emails, call centers, smartphone applications, and even smart TVs.
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Global eCommerce sales are growing at 19% annually and accounted for $2.8 trillion in 2017. In Latin America, eCommerce sales reached $45 billion in 2017 and are projected to continue growing 20% annually. Mexico and Brazil lead Latin American eCommerce, with Mexico reaching $7.6 billion in sales in 2017 growing 23% and Brazil reaching $17.4 billion growing 10%. Major eCommerce players like Amazon and MercadoLibre dominate sales, but growth opportunities remain in categories like appliances and personal goods.
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- DNVBs have grown as physical retail traffic declines, e-commerce increases, and the population of "digital natives" who prefer online shopping rises. Many DNVBs focus on apparel and fashion.
- Traditional retailers are adapting to consumers' shift to online shopping through omni-channel strategies, while investors can capture higher margins by investing in DNVBs, which avoid physical store costs. The document provides several examples of DNVBs and analysis of their funding and valuations.
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- DNVBs have grown as physical retail traffic declines, e-commerce increases, and the population of "digital natives" who prefer online shopping rises. Many DNVBs focus on apparel and fashion.
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The document provides an overview of the e-commerce industry in India. Some key points:
- The Indian e-commerce market is expected to grow from US$38.5 billion in 2017 to US$200 billion by 2026, registering strong growth.
- Rising internet and smartphone penetration are major drivers of growth in the e-commerce sector in India. Internet users are expected to increase to 829 million by 2021 from 481 million in 2017.
- Electronics currently accounts for the largest share (47%) of the e-commerce retail market in India. Apparel accounts for the second largest share (31%).
- Logistics is a major component of the e-commerce industry in India, expected to grow
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It is estimated there will be 17.6m
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