e commerce types and views

2. CONTENTS
 chronicle of Commerce
 Story of E- commerce
 Types of E- commerce
 Impacts of E-commerce in current
markets
 conclusion

3. chronicle of Commerce
Barter system
 Bartering is the exchange of goods and
services between two or more parties without
the use of money.
commerce refers to the exchange of goods, services or something
of value, between businesses or entities

4. Evolution of money
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5. Story of E -commerce
 E-commerce
E- commerce is also known as Electronic commerce or
internet commerce, refers to the buying and selling
of goods or service using the internet, and the
transfer of money and data to execute these
transactions

6. History of E-commerce
 The history of E-commerce is closely intertwined
with the history of the internet. Online shopping
only became possible when the internet was
opened to the public in 1991. Amazon.com was
one of the first ecommerce sites in the US to start
selling products online and thousands of
businesses have followed since.

7. Types of E-commerce
Types of E-commerce
 Business-to-Business (B2B)
 Business-to-Consumer (B2C)
 Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C)
 Consumer-to-Business (C2B)
 Business-to-Administration (B2A)
 Consumer-to-Administration (C2A)
 M-commerce

11. Impacts of E-commerce in
current markets

12. The Role of E-Commerce in a
Markets
The main way in which e-commerce will affect the economy, in
general, its impact on productivity and inflation. The continued
expansion of electronic commerce could also lead to downward
pressure on inflation through increased competition, cost savings
and changes in sellers’pricing behavior.

13. E- commerce Today
 In all aspects of our daily lives, the Internet has become an
undivided part of our lives, as it has a versatile impact on our
social activities.
 Every day, going to the bank to make cash transactions or
withdraw money or go to the market to buy things and essential
commodities is now quite difficult since there is no time, the
human being has become too busy in his work and, So, in these
circumstances, online purchases have become an increasingly
integral part of our society.

15. Social impact in the E-commerce

16.  The government of India has made efforts in the
education system through the implementation of
computer tools and techniques, essential for all
educational levels, from primary education to the end
of studies.
 Students from urban and rural areas were sensitized
by supplying the personal computer, Laptops, tablets
or laptops with the use of the Internet and its
advantages to improve lifestyle and provide electronic
books and e-books.

17.  Entrepreneurs are also attracted to advanced
computer technologies and their usefulness
for electronic commerce.
 Facebook, Quicker, Snapdeal, Amazon, Pinterest,
and Instagram allow consumers to organize their
favorite articles and collections segments to share
with others around the world.
 Therefore, society and groups of people or
communities can be linked together to share their
points of view and ideas.

18. The Impact of e-Business on Society
This significant impact has led to a greater number of
customers to exploit various fields of electronic
commerce for their benefits.
There is also a great national diversity in the adoption
of electronic commerce, particularly in marketing and
subsequent sales.

19. Benefits of e-Commerce to Society
Access for 24 Hours
 If we buy from an online store, we spend low operating
costs; we have a better quality of service and,
therefore, additional costs can save us unnecessary
costs. For example, if our goods or services are
downloadable, shipping costs will be completely
canceled. With every online business, more and more
coupons and deals cannot be avoided, which is quite
awesome for customers.

20. Global Market Place
 Every customer from all over the world can find
the site, product, and information without leaving
the house. In e-commerce, we do not need to visit
the business physically.
 The facilities of the physical firm are not the
criteria to be taken into account. We can buy from
us at home; users can easily choose products
among various procedures without having to
physically move.

21. Easy to Compare Prices
 Everyone can easily compare product prices of
different companies and products in terms of quality
and quantity, or the services provided with them.
price, because prices are easily comparable.
They are accompanied by various specification while
when the products are put online.
 They are finding various methods to compare with
them and set us to attract them. So far, additionally to
the terms offered within the exchange, electronic
commerce is that the market highest to the model of
good competition.

22. Advantages of e-Commerce to
Customers
 Provide details of the virtual showcase on websites with
online catalogs.
 Reduced prices due to contests (coupons and offers).
 Access and convenience 24 hours.
 The global market for the purchase or sale of the
product.
 Provide secure business transactions
 It is easier to compare prices with other premium brands
 Do not stay online or be held forever
 Many options and range (options and options)
 Return products if it is of lower quality
 Time savings and reviews of easy review.

23.  Increase in potential market share by increasing the
customer base
 Use of EDI, B2B data exchange
 Low barriers to items
 Provide safe business and instant transactions
 Participate in retail for the launch of new products
and services
 24/7, 365 days of sales (buyer and seller)
 Expanding the scope of the business
 Main warehouse administration
 Reduction of employee costs
Advantages of e-Commerce to Business

24. e-Commerce Issues and Challenges
 Security aims to be a major problem in electronic
commerce.
 Everyone, good or bad, can easily open a website,
and there are many bad sites whose goal is the
money of cybercrime users.
 Before making instant online transactions, be sure
to check the site security certificates.
 It is easy and convenient to buy, No one needs the
personal details to set the adoption of electronic
commerce, that is mainly in marketing and sales.
 India is gradually becoming the country with the
largest number of literate people on the Internet in
the world, and Internet penetration is largely due to
mobile phones, and some of the cheapest and most
basic phones now offer Internet access.

25. E-commerce has the effect of increasing the
transparency of the market at the macro level and
at the micro level, greater productivity.
The greater productivity will be out in the market
on the micro and macro level, E-commerce has the
effect of transparency

26. conclusion
So we conclude that………..
 We as customer and interest users are responsible to
keep our E-commerce healthy and safe so that e-
business can be more reliable in the future
 In e commerce there are various several positive and
negative opportunity .
 Globalization is the important impact of the e-
commerce as it result of online community
 Finally ,e commerce helps to save time and money