The document is a presentation on e-commerce, explaining its definition, types (B2B, B2C, C2C, and government-to-citizen), and the operational processes involved. It outlines the advantages of e-commerce, such as faster transactions and broader reach, alongside disadvantages like inability to physically inspect products and the risk of online fraud. Future plans include enhancing the system with a more user-friendly interface and allowing users to sell products and log in through social media.

1. PRESENTATION ON
E-COMMERCE(online shopping)
By:
Shakina Khatoon

2. Content
.introduction
.what is e-commerce
.our system
.the process of e-commerce
.types of e-commerce
.business process model
.advantages of e-commerce
.disadvantages of e-commerce
.future plan

3. INTRODUCTION
E-COMMERCE DEFINATION ABOUT OUR SYSTEM

4. What is e-commerce
1.commonly known as electronic marketing.
2. “it consist of buying and selling good and services
over an electronic system such as the internet and
other computer network”.

5. Our system
1.our system is an e-commerce website from where people
can buy products online .
2.admin monitors the activity of the users and checks the
transaction.

6. The process of e-commerce
Buyer
5.After sales
service
4.Product and
service delivery
3.purchasing
2.Selection and
negotiation
1.Search and
identification
Traditional
delivery

7. Types of e-commerce
1.B2B e-commerce
B2B (business – to‐ business )is a kind of e-commerce, which refers to a company selling or buying from other companies. One company communicates with other companies through electronic Medias.
Supplies
order processing
orders
sells
Business
organization
Wholesaler
Customer
Web-site

8. 2.B2B e-commerce
Business – to Consumer [B2C] e‐commerce consists of the sale of products or services
from a business to the general public. Products can be anything from clothing to
flowers and the products can also be intangible products such as online banking,
stock trading, and airline reservation.
Supplies order processing
orders
Business
organization
Web-site
Customer

9. 3.C2C e-commerce
A website following the C2C business model helps consumers to sell their assets like residential property, cars, motorcycles, etc., or rent a room by
publishing their information on the website. Website may or may not charge the consumer for its services. Another consumer
may opt to buy the product of the first customer by viewing the post/advertisement on the website. Examples: Olx.com
place advertisement
want to sell product want to sell product
receives products
receives money
Web-site
Customer1 Customer 2

10. 4.Government - to – Citizen
1. this model is also a part of e-commerce
2.the objective of this model is provide good and effective service to each citizen.
3.the government provide facilities to the citizen through website.
4.different application form to be used by the citizen.
Web-site
government citizen

11. Business process model
start
Product list Buy product
Payment type
End
Check transaction
customer
admin

12. Advantages of e-commerce
1.faster buying/selling procedure, as well as easy to find products.
2.buyin/selling, 24/7
3.more reach to customers, there is no theoretical geographic limitation.
4.low operational costs and better quality of services.
5.no need of physical company set.
6.easy to start and manage a business.

13. Disadvantages of e-commerce
1.unable to examine products personally.
2.not everyone is connected to the internet.
3.there is the possibility of credit card number theft.

14. Future plan
. We are thinking of some modification and adding some advanced
new features in out system. Some of them are-
# GUI modification (more user friendly)
# users can sell their products
# user can signup/login using their social media account
such as facebook, etc.

15. Thank you