practices in the Ecommerce industry Industry overview E-commerce is defined as the buying and selling of product or service over electronic systems such as the Internet and other computer networks. It has totally transformed the retail industry and reshaped the consumer expectations of the shopping experience. The Internet is revolutionizing business activities from marketing and retailing, advertising and promoting products and services after sale. e-SCM provides the business houses with the ability
MANAGEMENT STUDIES RESEARCH REPORT ON Consumer perceptions towards “Flipkart” going into grocery market. Submitted by - Naman Srivastava (PG2015 - 30) Abstract - Purpose –The general aim of this study is to portray a complete and detailed picture of the overall purchase decision making process of consumers shopping online for groceries, including pre- and post-decisional stages. Objective – To analyze will flipkart be able to compete with the brick & Mortar stores in grocery
0 Literature Review of E-commerce The literature review will be based on e-commerce as a whole and as you go further in the literature review, you’d find more detailed review on mobile commerce and smart phone consumer behavior in relation mainly with businesses and then look into elements like entertainment, research and studies, and many other elements of e-commerce. E-Commerce Selling and purchasing transaction via internet is what classified as e-commerce. E-commerce involves marketing, sales
industry is threatened is in the availability of substitute products. Everything from name brands, store brands, and off brands are constant threats. Stores have invested a significant amount of money during the recession to develop their versions of popular products (Storm, 2013). Grocery stores that are able to sell their private brand products at lower prices have a significant advantage over stores that do not have their own private stock. Trader Joe’s has remained a low-cost, high-creative retailer
behavior is the study of the processes involved when an individual selects, purchases, uses or disposes of products, services, ideas, or experiences to satisfy needs and desires. In order for the Internet to expand as a retail channel, it is important to understand the consumer’s attitude, intent
E-Commerce vs. M-Commerce: A Changing Trend Dr. SEEMA SHARMA Assistant Professor A.S College, Khanna. Disst. Ludhiana Punjab (INDIA) E-mail: simmy.kaushal84@gmail.com Abstract Technology innovations have a huge impact on the life of human beings. Technology helps to reduce many barriers to acceptance of mobile services. Increasing globalization has led to more mobility and therefore to greater demand for mobile, ubiquities services that can be consumed “anytime, anywhere”. This paper highlights
E-Commerce and Brick & Mortar format comparison Asymmetric Information Both demand and supply side of the markets are affected by the E-commerce technology. On the demand side, customers cannot inspect goods prior to purchase. Also most of the online sellers are newer firms and they may have less reputation capital as compared to the existing traditional retailers. All these factors led to asymmetries in terms of information between buyers and sellers which are generally not present in brick and
many branches in many locations in Kathmandu and other major cities and are planning to establish partnership with international companies for import and export. These branches mainly do three things firstly they purchase fresh fruits, secondly they store them and finally they distribute the fruits or juice to its customers through its branches and major supermarkets
REVIEW OF LITERATURE The study of Online Buying Behaviour has been one of the major research agendas in both Marketing Sciences and Information Systems with the rapidly growing e-business. Out of the many researches in the aforesaid related area, some of the pertinent literature related to this study is discussed here. (Sinha, 2010), in his study carried out in India implied that Socio-psychological factors and infrastructure have been found influential factors while the perceived risk surprisingly
- Define scope of M-Commerce and associated details like acceptance of m-contracts etc. - Details on domain name registration - Ensure Network and information security - Content Regulation - User Data Protection - Consumer protection and privacy - Intellectual Property Rights - Regulations on M-banking and M-payments like licenses to provide financial services, security of mobile transactions, standards on protocols and equipment used and security features built in them etc. - Duties and Taxation