Academia.edu no longer supports Internet Explorer.
To browse Academia.edu and the wider internet faster and more securely, please take a few seconds to upgrade your browser.
2019, Majharul Islam
Executive Summary E-valy has become the largest online and mobile commerce company in Bangladesh in just a few month and barely anyone expected it to be so successful. It has provided numerous business opportunities for small and medium enterprises to leverage the innovative technology to compete more efficiently domestically and globally. This study does not attempt to describe E-valy as a perfect business; rather it discuss the communication model, strategies for generate income, technology and ethics, and some important lessons that were carried out by E-valy to achieve success in this complex world of online trading. In this report, we examine a few key factors of E-valy's success such as its specific marketing strategies, various challenges, its strong branding image, superior customer value proposition, better shopping experience, huge sales volume and economies of scale.
International Journal of Computer Applications, 2013
Due to increasing the Information Technology around the world have a strong role in business sector that have already turned into online business many year past. This online business refers to the E-commerce which is recently moved in to developing countries like Bangladesh (BD). This paper describes the present challenges of E-commerce and it's solution in BD. It also discusses the effectiveness of E-commerce in financial sector of BD .Proper Ecommerce sites like Brand Ecommerce play a vital role in employment generation as well as increasing the internet utilization .This research mainly describes the present status of BD's E-commerce sites as well as study of traditional commerce for developing online business.
2012
E-commerce has a significant impact on business costs and productivity. The Internet has opened up a new horizon for trade and commerce, namely electronic commerce (ecommerce) has a chance to be widely adopted due to its simple applications. Thus it has a large economic impact. It gives the opportunity for "boundary crossing" as new entrants, business models, and changes in technology erode the barriers that used to separate one industry from another. This increases competition and innovation, which are likely to boost overall economic efficiency. However, e-commerce is considered as close substitute for the conventional on-shop transaction keeping in mind the premises that different types of media (print, audio, video, telephone, computer based communication system, etc.) are synchronized in the delivery process in buying and selling system. Of course, in this age of information super highway , nobody can challenge the possibility that effective and quality services can be offered through different types of modern mediawithout any real shopping place. Real shopping centre can be substituted by the virtual market environment. Now a question frequently strikes our mind: "Is the realities in the developing countries like Bangladesh, where access to modern technologies is very limited, meet the philosophy of ecommerce?" This paper aims at examining whether there is any gap between the philosophy of the e-commerce and the reality in the developing countries like Bangladesh and identifies the factors lies behind this gap. Then suggests some measures to be taken to minimize the gap.
Daraz.com.bd is an online retailer market who is currently operating in Bangladesh but due the consumers’ lack of faith and intangibility of service in online market resulting them in low adaptation of this online brand. In this paper we emphasized on detecting the problem of online market through pinpointing the symptoms. Moreover we discussed some findings from literatures available on the same context. For going deep into the research we conducted survey on 100 respondents and analyzed the responses through MS Excel. The paper contributes to the online industry of Bangladesh, which is becoming an emerging market for E-commerce based businesses or startups in future.
International Journal of Science and Business, 2021
The word "e-commerce" means the buying and selling of goods, products, and services through the internet. Electronic commerce or internet commerce are other synonyms of e-commerce. These services were provided through the internet network. In this paper, I defined a new concept "e-commerce in Bangladesh" so that everyone can get an idea about everything about ecommerce in Bangladesh at a glance and also focused on six aspects to analyze and study the problems related, such as definition, emerge, growth, current activities, activities, challenges & policy Required. All issues have been analyzed in terms of e-commerce in Bangladesh. First, we analyzed the basic content, characteristics, activities of e-commerce. Second, we discussed the objective & methodology and a clear concept of e-commerce. Third, we gave out the emergence and history. Forth, we analyzed and gave out the growth & present Status. Fifth, we analyzed the current activities & Bangladesh's top E-commerce platforms and their traffic. And finally, we discussed some challenges & policies required for E-commerce in Bangladesh. The article includes a literature review on the idea of ecommerce as well as secondary data analysis on e-commerce in Bangladesh.
2018
This paper is to examine the growth and challenges of e-commerce in Bangladesh. It also tries to portray the overall scenario of e-commerce in Bangladesh. This paper is prepared by analyzing various research studies carried out on e-commerce. The Internet has uncovered a new window of business platforms, which is commonly known as e-commerce. The term e-commerce or electronic commerce is anything that involves an online transaction. In Bangladesh not only big enterprises, but also small and medium enterprises have adopted e-business platforms. Bangladesh has a great potentiality to evolve e-commerce. The government has taken various measures to make available different facilities to extend the practice of e-commerce. The scope for improving the business structure and increasing productivity by using e-commerce is much larger in the developing countries. As compared to developed countries, fruitfulness of e-commerce is stronger in developing countries. Simultaneous movement several s...
International Journal of Economics and Finance
The retail business is undergoing a huge upheaval around the world, and Bangladesh is following suit. In Bangladesh, ecommerce is still a new and developing business that is rapidly expanding. We have outlined the current fresh issues and areas for improvement in Bangladesh’s ecommerce sector in this research. It also tries to depict the overall recent controversial scenarios of ecommerce in Bangladesh. The paper is organized by anatomizing various secondary sources on ecommerce news and articles. Moreover, During the covid-19 situation this sector has glimpsed a remarkable upthrust as to people are barred from going outside to get their regular commodities. Following this uprising, even in this post pandemic condition, ecommerce business in Bangladesh has emerged tremendously. But some ecommerce ventures fabricated fraudulence and treachery with consumers which let this potential sector on the edge of destruction now. Necessary numerous steps must be needed to make available differ...
Journal of Management, Economics, and Industrial Organization, 2021
E-commerce (Electronic commerce) is a big hit in today's market. E-commerce is an abbreviation for electronic commerce. E-commerce is that the purchase and sale of products and services over the net. E-commerce is a term used to describe the shift from a regular market to a digital marketplace. It is a new era in business. As Bangladesh progresses toward becoming a digital Bangladesh, the participation of women in digital platform is tremendous over the past two centuries and their participation as digital entrepreneurs is inspiring. This noteworthy way of doing business is progressing admirably all over the world, and Bangladesh does too. The sample of the study was exploited using the convenient sampling technique. Primary information was collected using structured forms and the questionnaire consist of statements in Likert's five-point scale and secondary data was collected using various types of journals, document, and paper cutting etc. The primary area contains a segment profile of the respondents, and the second section is a questionnaire designed to understand women's involvement in the E-commerce sector and their perspectives in Bangladesh. The focus of this study is to evaluate the present state of women's e-commerce in Bangladesh, as well as to investigate the components, and challenges, and to sort out those challenges: road to fix it. The results of this study showed that, Cyber security now drives online-based businesses, resulting in web users building trust in the digital world. Finally, everyone in the community must collaborate to secure women's digital access and a safe atmosphere.
The main purpose of the study is to explore the scope, challenges and threats of e-commerce as well as its development dimensions in Bangladesh. The study uses survey findings, SWOT analysis approach and case study of two top ranking e-commerce business institutions in Bangladesh. The study also uses secondary data through extensive literature review. It reveals that there is a great prospect of e-commerce in Bangladesh with growing trust, e-commerce facilities, security, people's awareness and transformation from traditional shopping to online shopping. It also explores that people like online shopping due to its convenience, security and time saving nature. The study further reveals that quality of the product, consumer dishonesty, lack of proper cyber security in some e-commerce site, unavailable banking facility, product availability and mandatory credit card requirement are the major challenges to the development of e-commerce in Bangladesh. The article suggests that a proper initiative should be taken by the government to implement ICT policy properly for smooth running e-commerce business in Bangladesh and achieving goals of digital Bangladesh.
BERNAS: Jurnal Pengabdian Kepada Masyarakat, 2020
Society must be able to follow the rhythm of the times when the era of modernization is developed rapidly, especially in terms of information technology so that people must have sufficient knowledge and insight to co-exist with the era of the all-electronic as status quo. In this case, e-commerce becomes one of the easiest alternatives to support someone in entrepreneurship. Through the E-Commerce Management Training at the Al-hikmah Mangunreja boarding school foundation in Tasikmalaya Regency, which has been organized by the Muhammadiyah University of Tasikmalaya, it can provide knowledge and skills for the people sheltered by the Al-Hikmah Foundation, specifically the use of e-commerce to be able to compete in global business. The training participants from the Al-Hikmah Foundation were very enthusiastic in participating in these activities and had high expectations of participants so that service activities such as e-commerce training could be carried out on an ongoing basis and ...
Bangladesh Journal of Public Administration, 2021
Recent studies have suggested that e-commerce has opened up a window of opportunities for the national economy of Bangladesh with minimum capital investment by digitalizing the information. Thereby, it is important to unravel the ontology of e-commerce for deepening the understanding of this digital revolution. To serve this purpose the study has conducted a small-scale survey on 29 females and 21 males, ranging in age from 16 to more than 55, who are all online shoppers both in the form of buyers and sellers. To supplement data to the survey, 10 in-depth interviews, five sellers and five buyers, are also taken. The study finds that e-commerce is gradually getting popular among the growing young generation of 24-34 age groups. Almost 100% of female shoppers prefer clothing, personal products to buy while male shoppers prefer electronic goods more. E-commerce creates a substitute marketing channel by terminating the manipulative role of middleman. Moreover, it serves as an empowering...
2013
Electronic commerce or e-commerce is a term for any type of business, or commercial transaction that involves the transfer of information across the Internet. It is currently one of the most important aspects of the Internet to emerge. E-commerce has grown tremendously worldwide. The aim of our study was to identify impact of this growth on societies and businesses. Another objective of our study was to find out how we can implement e-commerce in Bangladesh and what problem we may face. We also study the technical perspective of e-commerce how it is build and what software and hardware are needed to run it. We used several methods to reach our goals which include group study, group discussion to collect suggestion on the survey of e-commerce system, internet search to collect data, e-commerce site visits as clients, Architecture and code review of e-commerce site and introducing intentional change to understand e-commerce engine. E-commerce has significant impact on societies and bu...
Electronic commerce, commonly known as e-commerce which consists of the buying and selling of products or services over electronic systems such as the internet and other computer networks. Electronic commerce is rapidly growing as an impressive manifestation of globalization. The rapid expansion of e-commerce is a major opportunity for local and international trade development of LDCs including Bangladesh. The amount of trade conducted electronically has grown dramatically since the spread of the internet. A wide variety of commerce is conducted in this way, spurring and drawing on innovations in electronic fund transfer, supply chain management, internet marketing, online transaction processing, electronic data interchange, automated inventory management systems and automated data collection systems. Modern electronic commerce typically uses the World Wide Web at least at some point in the transaction's life cycle, although it can encompass a wider range of technologies such as e-mail as well. Bangladesh has also stepped into the arena of e-commerce slowly but surely. This work focuses on the overall e-commerce websites and business to consumer category of Bangladesh (B2C). This article emphasizes on secondary sources data collection. The report ends with recommendations and conclusion.
International Journal for Research in Applied Science & Engineering Technology (IJRASET), 2024
This research demonstrates a comprehensive review of the e-commerce fragment in Bangladesh according to the 360- degree standpoint, looking at its advancement, challenges, and upcoming prospects. The ask approximately explores the enthusiastic scene of e-commerce, driven by mounting web entrance, flexible phone utilization, and a young, tech-savvy masses. Key factors conducive to the sector's fast advancement join favorable Government courses of action, rising buyer certainty in online trades, and the rise of unused commerce models.
The term 'F-Commerce' refers to a form of marketing platform that facilitates the advertisement, auctioning, purchase and sale of any items (goods and/or services) through the Facebook social media network. Facebook's enormous popularity helped the F-Commerce platform to rapidly boost its users' shopping habits in a very short period of time. Because of the availability of electrical devices and quick access to the Internet, people are now interested in buying goods online. One of them is F-commerce, or Facebook commerce. This plays a critical role in improving our country's economic development. One of the key considerations for people to use this F-commerce is quick usability and less spending. This exploratory study is intended to observe the adoption of F-Commerce in the context of Bangladesh and to recognize its possible consequences. During the month of October-November 2020, a collection of group discussions with consumers and detailed case studies on Bangladeshi f-traders were carried out. Here I have tried to find out the scope of improvement of F-commerce sector along with the challenges and with few recommendations.
International Conference on Global Business, Economics, Finance & Social Sciences (ICGBEFSS-19), 2019
Online commodity businesses are getting momentum in Bangladesh in recent years. The demands of the online customers are also increasing very fast. The leading online commodity businesses are: Rokomari, Daraz, Ajker deal, Pickaboo, Bagdoom, Othoba, Jadroo, Priyo shop, Bangla shoppers, ClickBD, Chaldal dot Com, etc. Four types of eCommerce businesses are popular in Bangladesh such as, Business-to-Business (B2B) Business-to-Consumer (B2C) Consumer-to-Consumer (C2C) Business to-Employees (B2E). Hence, this paper aims at identifying the success factors of online commodity businesses in Bangladesh. This study is based on a survey of 203 online business small entrepreneurs of Bangladesh who are engaged in web design, graphic design, online store, product selling, product re-selling, online tutoring, e-book selling, online coaching, etc. Both descriptive and inferential statistics were used to analyze the data. Inferential statistics like factor analysis was used to identify the success factors on online business. Multiple regression analysis was used to identify the relationships between the success factors of online business and the overall success of the online business of Bangladesh. Results shows that the factors such as, maintenance of relationships with customers, business experience of the entrepreneur and government assistance for training and extension services are significantly related to the overall success of online commodity businesses in Bangladesh.
World Journal of Business and Management, 2020
Businesses are used to sell different strategies they offer products or services. Nowadays, the companies try to create, promote and sell products or services that can satisfy their target customers through electronic means. E-marketing and online marketing strategy is the latest and modern way of exploring and delivering products and services related information to the quality potential customers. This paper addresses the major setbacks and present scenario of E-marketing structures in Bangladesh. This study also emphasis to analyze the trend of use of e-marketing in Bangladesh. The authors have studied the different international journals, Marketing journals, Economics, business and management journals, Information systems (IS) and information technology (IT) journals to conceptualize current scene of e-marketing in
Computing Research Repository, 2010
In this paper, we describe an effective framework for adapting electronic commerce or e-commerce services in developing countries like Bangladesh. The internet has opened up a new horizon for commerce, namely electronic commerce (e-commerce). It entails the use of the internet in the marketing, identification, payment and delivery of goods and services. At present internet facilities are available in Bangladesh. Slowly, but steadily these facilities are holding a strong position in every aspects of our life. E-commerce is one of those sectors which need more attention if we want to be a part of global business. Bangladesh is far-far away to adapt the main stream of e-commerce application. Though government is shouting to take the challenges of e-commerce, but they do not take the right step, that is why e-commerce dose not make any real contribution in our socio-economic life. Here we propose a model which may develop the e-commerce infrastructure of Bangladesh.
Internet has opened up a new possibility for trade and commerce, which is electronic commerce. E-commerce involves the use of the Internet in the advertising, identification, payment and supply of goods and services. It applies the opportunity for “boundary crossing” as new entrants, business models, and changes in Technology erode the roadblocks that victimized to individual one industry from other. In developing countries, big companies also micro and medium enterprises like have adopted e-commerce business process. In order to utilize the opportunities in developing the economy Bangladesh government has also initiated many programmes and provides different facilities to promote the adoption of the technology in various sectors. In that starry-eyed catch B2C e-commerce promises a basic shift in the way in which global buyers and sellers trade with each other. The paper looks at the B2C electronic commerce future in Bangladesh analysis in country present conditions. Keywords: E-Commerce, B2C, Main Legal Issues, Government Achievements.
This paper integrates and extends research on e-commerce in the developing world. We use three categories of feedback systems-economic, sociopolitical and cognitive-to offer a simple model of e-commerce barriers in the developing world. We also examine characteristics of e-business models that can be successfully employed in developing countries. Then, we provide the case of an e-business model followed by a Nepal-based multiple international award winning online provider. This paper's theoretical contribution is to explain the 'hows' and 'whys' of e-commerce in developing countries and to identify clear contexts and attendant mechanism.
Loading Preview
Sorry, preview is currently unavailable. You can download the paper by clicking the button above.