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The document defines e-commerce as the use of the internet for the purchase and sale of goods and services, including support after the sale. It outlines the key differences between e-commerce and traditional commerce, noting that e-commerce uses internet technology for automated processing of transactions while traditional commerce relies on in-person, phone, or mail interactions. The benefits of e-commerce are described as market expansion, reduced costs, improved customer service and increased productivity for organizations, as well as convenience and choice for consumers. Limitations include lack of security, reliability issues due to rapid software changes, and technical infrastructure requirements for vendors.
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- 1. Introduction to E-Commerce Submitted by HARSH NOGIA
- 2. - What is Commerce? - What is E-Commerce? - Different Definitions of E-Commerce - Scopes of E-Commerce - Difference of E-Commerce and Traditional Commerce - Benefits of E-Commerce CONTENTS - Limitations of e-Commerce - Impact of e-Commerce
- 3. Introduction To Commerce Commerce is the exchange of something of value between two entities. That "somethingโ may be goods, services, information, money, or anything else the two entities consider to have value. Commerce is the central mechanism from which capitalism is derived.
- 4. There are many different definitions and understanding about E-Commerce. According to some textbooks - E-Commerce --> buying and selling goods and products over internet. However, researchers believe the E-Commerce practice should include a wide variety of presale and post-sale activities. What is โE-Commerceโ?
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