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    This document provides an overview of e-commerce, including its definition, types, pros and cons, and case studies. E-commerce is defined as the process of buying and selling goods or services over the internet. The main types are business-to-consumer, business-to-business, consumer-to-business, and consumer-to-consumer. Pros include low costs, 24/7 potential income, and ability to process many orders, while cons are high competition, potential for site crashes, and inability to try products before buying. Case studies of Tesla and Ikea are presented, showing how they have adapted successful e-commerce models.

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    E-Commerce: Supervised By: Mr. Bekkalli Presented By: El Mniai Malak Iraqui Hiba Kabbab Kenza

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    E-commerce

    Supervised by :
    Mr. Bekkalli

    Presented by :
    El Mniai Malak
    Iraqui Hiba
    Kabbab Kenza
    Plan

    1-Generalities
    2-Pros and cons
    3-Case studies

    2
    Generalities
    -What is e-commerce?
    -What are its types?
    -Examples of E-commerce

    3
    What is E-commerce

    It is the process of buying


    and selling goods or
    services using the internet,
    and the transfer of money
    and data to execute these
    transactions

    Global retail
    E-commerce sales are
    projected to reach 4.9 $
    trillion by 2020

    4
    E-business vs E-commerce

    E-commerce
    E-business
    refers specifically
    refers to all
    to the
    aspects of
    transaction of
    operating an
    goods and
    online business
    services.

    5
    Types of E-commerce

    Business to Business to
    Consumer (B2C) Business (B2B)

    Consumer to Consumer to
    Business (C2B) Consumer (C2C)

    6
    Examples of E-commerce

    - Retail
    - Wholesale
    - Dropshipping
    - Crowdfunding
    - Subscription
    - Physical products
    - Digital products
    - Services

    7
    2-Pros and cons

    PROS CONS
    -Low Financial cost -Ecommerce Is highly
    Competitive 
    -24/7 Potential Income
    -No One Can Buy
    -Sell Internationally 
    during a Site Crash
    -Able to Process a High -Customers Can’t Try
    Number of Orders  Before They Buy
    -Affordable Employees

    8
    Case studies

    -Tesla
    -Ikea

    9
    Tesla

    -shifted from galleries and


    showcases to a website

    -allows customization
    82% completes the purchase
    without a test drive
    Ikea

    -he world's largest furniture


    retailer since 2008

    -allows purchase from an app

    -provides a reality simulation


    Plan

    1-Generalities
    2-Pros and cons
    3-Case studies

    12
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    How to Customize this Slide
    All questions
    are welcome

    Thank you for your

    attention

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