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E-CommercePresented By:

Piyush Dua

13CA1005

BCA 3rd Semester

Agenda Of This Presentation :-

Introduction to e-commerce

Element of e-commerce

The Process of e-commerce

Types of e-commerce

Applications of e-commerce

Advantages

Disadvantages

Introduction:

In its simplest form,e-commerce is the buying

and selling of products and services by

businesses and consumers over the Internet.

People use the term "ecommerce" to describe

encrypted payments on the Internet.

In other words, E-Commerce is the buying and

selling of goods and services via the Internet.

Element of E-Commerce:

There are certain elements required to perform

online business.

Promote your Web site presence.

Have an online catalog or store.

Have the capability to receive payments.

Be able to deliver the item.

Provide after-the-sale support.

The Process of E-Commerce:

E-commerce payment methods:

Credit Card

Payment Websites

Wire Transfer

Checks and Money Orders

Purchase Order

Types of E-Commerce:

1) Business-to-Business (B2B)

2) Business-to-Consumer (B2C)

3) Consumer-to-Business(C2B)

4) Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C)

5) Business-to-Government (B2G)

6) Government-to-Consumer(G2C)

7) Government-to-Business(G2B)

B2B:

It means business to business. It is the types of e-commerce in which buyer and seller, both arebusinesses.

In this, one business is sells its products orservices while other business buys theseproducts or services.

Following are some examples of B2B sites:

Alibaba.com.

Global source.com.

B2C:

It means business to consumers. It is the type of

e-commerce in which business sells its services

or products to consumers, through internet or

computer network.

Example: flipkart.com

C2B:

It means consumer to business. It is a types of e-

commerce in which customers sells their

products or services to businesses.

Its common example is the advertisement that

people put on different sites.

Example: Priceline.com.

C2C:

It means consumer to consumer.

It is the type of e-commerce in which one

consumer sells its products to other consumer,

through internet or computer network.

Example: OLX.com

B2G:

It means business to government.

It is a type of e-commerce in which business

sells its services or products to government.

G2C:

It means government to consumer.

It is the type of e-commerce in which

government sells its services or products directly

to consumers, through computer network.

G2B:

It means government to business.

It is type of e-commerce in which government

sells its information or services to businesses.

This process takes place on some special

government websites.

Applications of E-Commerce:

1) Online Shopping

2) Electronic Bill Payment

3) Electronic ticketing

4) Online Banking

Online Shopping:

Online shopping is the process consumers go

through to purchase products or services over

the Internet.

Online shopping is a type of electronic

commerce used for business-to-business (B2B)

and business-to-consumer (B2C) transactions.

Electronic Bill Payment:

Electronic bill presentment and payment (EBPP)

is a fairly new technique that allows consumers

to view and pay bills electronically.

EBPP systems send bills from service providers to

individual consumers via the internet.

Electronic ticketing: An electronic ticket or e-ticket is used to

represent the purchase of a seat on a

passenger airline, usually through a website or

by telephone.

This form of airline ticket has rapidly replaced

the old multi-layered paper tickets.

Online Banking:

Online banking (or Internet banking) allows

customers to conduct financial transactions on

a secure website operated by their bank.

The common features provided by online-

banking fall broadly into several categories:

Transactional

Non-transactional

Top 10 E-Commerce websites in India:

Advantages:

1) More products and services: EC provides withmore choices; they can select from many vendorsand from more products.

2) Cheaper products: EC frequently providesconsumers with less expensive products and services byallowing them to shop in many places and conduct quickcomparisons.

3) Ubiquity: EC provides consumers to shop or performother transactions year round, 24 hours a day, from almostany location.

Disadvantages:

1) Some customers like to feel and touch

products. Also, customers are resistant to the

change from a real to a virtual store.

2) People do not yet sufficiently trust paperless,

faceless transactions.

3) There is an increase amount of fraud on the

Internet.

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