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E-commerce What is it?

Using E-commerce gives businesses access to customers all over the word. This is known as ‘The global market’ which is reached by means of a website. Think of examples of websites you or your family frequently use to make purchases.

Divide into four groups and each group take one of the following to discuss What do you think are the advantages for businesses of using e-commerce? What do you think are the advantages for customers of using e-commerce? What do you think are the disadvantages for businesses of using e-commerce? What do you think are the disadvantages for customers of using e-commerce?

What do you think are the advantages for businesses of using e-commerce?

Advantages of e-commerce for a business Access to the global market means the business will be better known A business using e-commerce can get ahead of its rivals Increased sales, leading to increased profit Savings on expensive showrooms Reduced advertising costs Increased sales leads to ‘economies of scale’ Business is open 24/7

What do you think are the advantages for customers of using e-commerce?

Advantages of e-commerce for customers Customers have a huge range of goods to choose from They can ‘shop around’ the ‘web’ for the best bargain Internet prices are often lower than in shops Customers can shop from the comfort of their own home ’24/7’

What do you think are the disadvantages for businesses of using e-commerce?

Disadvantages of e-commerce for a business Being part of the global market means the business is in competition with lots of others Designing and keeping the website up-to-date is expensive and requires specialists Market research needs to be very detailed to meet the needs of customers in such a wide market Packing and distribution of products can be very costly and involve long distances Not all the businesses target customers have access to the internet.

What do you think are the disadvantages for customers of using e-commerce?

Disadvantages of e-commerce for customers Customers need to own or have access to a computer and be on-line and know how to use the Internet. It is not easy to assess the quality and suitability of many products on the screen. Inconvenience of returning unwanted goods. Customers usually have to have a credit card to make Internet purchases Security risks of buying on-line

Homework Task One of WDP’s objectives is to expand the use of e-commerce on its own website. Evaluate this decision. (12 marks)