Module Internet and Electronic Commerce Program to Support Small Round Trade (Autonomous Community of Andalusia) ? Day 30 and 31 May and 1, 2 and 3 June 2011 ? Foundation Incyde ? Chamber of Commerce, Industry and Navigation of Malaga ? European Social Fund Electronic commerce, also known as e-commerce involves the buying and selling of products or services through electronic means such as Electronic commerce, also known as e-commerce (electronic commerce in English), involves the buying and selling of products or services through electronic means, such as the Internet and other computer networks. Most electronic commerce involves the buying and selling products or services among individuals and businesses, but a significant percentage of electronic commerce is the purchase of virtual goods (software and derivatives mostly), such as access to content "premium" of a website. Electronic commerce can be used in any environment in which documents are exchanged between companies: purchases or acquisitions, finance, industry, transport, health, legislation and collection of revenue or taxes. There are already companies that use electronic commerce to develop the following:. Continuous support, allowing customers to find themselves, and easily answers to its problems by obtaining files and programs needed to solve them. Through electronic commerce are exchanged business documents between trading partners. The benefits obtained in this are: reduction of administrative work, business transactions faster and more accurate, faster and easier access to information, and reducing the need to rewrite the information in information systems. Electronic commerce, also known as e-commerce (electronic commerce in English), involves the buying and selling of products or services through electronic means, such as the Internet and other computer networks. Originally the term applied to the execution of transactions through electronic means such as Electronic Data Interchange, however with the advent of the Internet and World Wide Web. use of innovations such as electronic funds transfer, the supply chain management, software email marketing on the Internet, online transaction processing (OLTP), the electronic data interchange (EDI) systems, inventory management, and automated data collection. The amount of trade conducted electronically has grown dramatically due to the Internet. A variety of trade is thus encouraging the creation and use of innovations like. Most electronic commerce involves the buying and selling products or services among individuals and businesses, but a significant percentage of electronic commerce is the purchase of virtual goods (software and derivatives mostly), such as access to content "premium" of a website. The following article aims at analyzing the importance and impact that generated the use of the Internet through e-commerce, because the use of electronic commerce has been the main way to guide business and transactions both nationally and internationally. Therefore, companies have decided to invest more in technologies such as obtained in this way have higher profits and earnings. Besides that consumers enjoy more benefits, as they can now purchase goods and services quickly and conveniently. The Internet and electronic commerce have created a global economic chain between countries, as their use has crossed the borders, ie, people and companies use technology to conduct business. Therefore, it can conduct successful online business transactions worldwide. Currently, most businesses especially small and medium-sized, consider that the main component of any economy is electronic commerce, because through this you can perform various transactions effectively. The Internet allows companies to use its resources effectively trading. Customers also have better access to information they need, they can make immediate transactions, ie, they can order online and track their orders. In addition, businesses can carry out transactions through electronic information, services and products. Companies are using the Internet to offer better services and products to customers, to increase profits, reduce inventories and to expand its market area. As such, the Internet has seen strong growth in recent years (see Chart 1) has therefore created a new way to exchange goods and services via computer networks which has resulted in e-commerce. But Information Technology is defined as the process, capturing and storing information electronically, which provide new mechanisms for information resources (Feng, Min-Yuan Cheng and Yun-Chien, 2006). Therefore, its use in international trade has significant effect because it has changed the way we do business, that is, companies are now able to integrate and streamline processes through the use of electronic commerce. Therefore, several companies have started to incorporate e-commerce as a key element in business strategy. Meanwhile, Atineo A. Nded-Amadi (2004) argues that when companies introduce Information Technology are held operational restructuring, organizational and strategic. From the operational perspective of Information Technology are able to generate operational efficiency in business. At the organizational, these technologies are responsible for identifying customers, suppliers and products, and are responsible for the strategic perspective of electronic commerce is an essential tool for commercial transactions in different parts of the world. Technologies have led to the growth of electronic commerce, as the information technology reduces the cost of producing goods and services, facilitates the flow of information efficiently and international transactions and creates new channels of distribution. As such, e-commerce has had a major impact globally, as they have changed the way we do business transactions which generated more income for companies (Impacts of e-commerce in the networked economy overall, 2003). Electronic commerce refers to ways of obtaining goods and services through the Internet, this arises because of the relationships that take place between consumers and suppliers. Also, the impact that generated the e-commerce has been great around the world, as only outside the United States increased from $ 196 billion in 2000 to $ 1.584 billion in 2004. However, America has mastered the use of electronic commerce as for 2004 occupied 38% of this trade (Shih-Chuan Fong, Jason Dedrick and Kenneth L. Kraemer, 2005). Electronic commerce has had a major impact in some countries, so that in 2006 generated great benefits as shown in table one. E-COMMERCE HAS BECOME A VITAL TOOL FOR COMPANIES WHICH HAVE EXPANDED SALES THROUGH THE USE OF INTERNET TELEPHONY s-negocios.htm.
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