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The document discusses e-retailing, including how it works, its pros and cons, common issues faced such as logistics and customer service, and tips for the future of e-retailing. Specifically, e-retailing allows for online shopping through websites and apps, with advantages like convenience and lower prices but disadvantages like inability to see or try products. Issues involve logistics, payments, personalization, and legal compliance across regions. Future e-retailing should focus on delivering richer customer experiences and more efficient shopping through site features.
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It then discusses key aspects of e-business including definitions, infrastructure requirements, reasons for adopting e-business, implementation process, new business rules, potential benefits, examples of e-business applications, e-marketing tools, and phases of e-business development. The benefits highlighted are increased revenues, reduced costs, improved customer retention, enhanced brand image, and higher productivity.
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- 1. BY ANKITA PALIT (12DM059) LAGNAJEET SAHOO (12DM060)
- 2. INTRODUCTION WHAT IS E-RETAILING? HOW IT WORKS? REFERENCE-http://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/electronic-retailing-e- tailing.asp
- 3. Pros & Cons of E-retailing ADVANTAGES DISADVANTAGES
- 4. ISSUES Issue on logistic & consumer service Payment issue Personalization issue Design issue Ease of access Global and legal issue Reference-http://www.udel.edu/alex/online/market5.html
- 5. Tips for future E-retailing The e-tailing group's "10th Annual Mystery Shopping Study" measured 200 metrics on 100 e-commerce sites in the fourth quarter of 2007, finding that both an increased presence and better execution of features that either deliver a "richer, more robust experience or faster, more efficient shopping."