The document discusses e-commerce frameworks, which provide environments for quickly building e-commerce applications that can be adapted to specific requirements. E-commerce uses a client-server architecture, with clients like customers requesting services from servers hosting business applications. Some benefits of e-commerce include accessibility, reaching new customers, real-time feedback, and being cost-effective. E-commerce has impacted various industries like marketing, manufacturing, and finance through increased direct marketing, organizational changes, and supply chain management impacts.

1. e-Commerce

2. Definition
 e-commerce (electronic commerce) is the
activity of electronically buying or selling
of products on online services or over
the internet. Online stores like Amazon,
Flipkart, Myntra etc are examples of
e-commerce websites.

4. e-Commerce Framework
 e-Commerce framework is related to software
frameworks for e-commerce applications. They
offer an environment for building e-commerce
applications quickly. e-Commerce frameworks are
flexible enough to adapt them to your specific
requirements. As result, they are suitable for
building virtually all kinds of online shops and e-
commerce related (web) applications.

5. e-Commerce Framework
Architecture
 E-commerce is based on the client-server
architecture . A client can be an application, which
uses a Graphical User Interface (GUI) that sends
request to a server for certain services . The
server is the provider of the services requested
by the client . In E-commerce, a client refers to a
customer who requests for certain services and
the server refers to the business application
through which the services are provided . The
business application that provides services is
deployed on a Web' server.

6. Architecture of e-Commerce

7. Benefits of e-Commerce
Benefits
 Accessible & Easiness
 Reach New Customers
 Real Time Feedback
 Stay open 24*7/365
 Costs efficient
 Sell over Globe
 Eye’s On Buyers

8. Impact of e-Commerce
commerce is a method for directing business over the
Internet. The fact is that a moderately new idea can
adjust the conventional type of economic exercises.
As of now, it influences such huge parts as
communications, finances, and retail transactions. It
holds guarantee in zones, for example, education,
wellbeing, and government. The most significant
impacts might not be with a considerable set of
effects that order must take into consideration.
However, with the less precise yet conceivably more
unavoidable notion, it can impact the routine
business exercises.

9. Impact of e-Commerce
The following are the impact of e-Commerce on
the global economy.
1. Impact on Direct Marketing
2. Impact on Organization
3. Impact on Manufacturing
4. Impact on Finance
5. Impact on Supply chain management

10. Anatomy of E-Commerce
application
 Multimedia Content for E-Commerce Applications
 Multimedia Storage Servers & E-Commerce
Applications
i. Client-Server Architecture in Electronic
Commerce
ii. Internal Processes of Multimedia Servers
iii. Video Servers & E-Commerce
 Information Delivery/Transport & E-Commerce
Applications
 Consumer Access Devices

12. e-Commerce Consumer applications
 Financial services and information(Home
banking, financial services)
 Entertainment(Movies ,game etc)
 Essential services (Home Shopping, remote
diagnostics etc)
 Educational and training (online course etc)

13. e-Commerce Organization
Application
 Changing business Environment
 E-Commerce and the retail Industry
 Marketing and E-Commerce
 Inventory Management and Organizational
Applications
 Just-in-Time (JIT) Manufacturing
 Quick Response Retailing (QR)
 Supply Chain Management

14. e-commerce in India
 India has an internet users base of about 627
million by the end of 2019 In India, cash on Delivery
is the most preferred payment method,
accumulating 75% of the e-retail activities. Demand
for international consumer products (including long-
tail items) is growing faster than in-country supply
from authorized distributors and e-commerce
offerings.In 2017, the largest e-commerce
companies in India
were Flipkart, Amazon and Snapdeal In 2018,
Amazon beat Flipkart and was recorded the biggest
ecommerce in india in terms of revenue

16. Prospects of e-Commerce.
 ecommerce are inter-laced. Ecommerce is the buying
and selling of products online and delivery and
distribution of these products and services, and making
payment using electronic funds transfer through digital
communication channels such as satellites, computer
systems and mobile devices, and also using
digital media marketing platforms such as email, blogs,
social media etc., to promote and market products and
services online. Ecommerce has a very high growth
rate of 200%, and it has continued to change
radically, retail business models across all industry
segments