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Introduzione all'e-commerce., Schemi e mappe concettuali di Economia

Appunti lezione sull'e-commerce.

Tipologia: Schemi e mappe concettuali

2018/2019

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DEFINITION
E-commerce is the process of buying or selling products or services via the Internet.
Almost any product or service can be offered via e-commerce, from books and music to financial services (IN VERDE
SCRIVI LA PAROLA CHE NON CAPIAMO E FAI LA TRADUZIONE DI TUTTE LE PAROLE CHE NON SAPPIAMO IN
ITALIANO E UNA BREVE SPIEGAZIONE IN INGLESE NEL CASO LA PROFE CE LA CHIEDA) and plane ticket. It is
about e-learning, e-government, social networks, and much more. The e-commerce will have an impact on a significant
portion of the world, affecting businesses, professions, and, of course, the people (the lifestyle).
HISTORICAL EVOLUTION
YESTERDAY
1979- Michael Aldrich is credited with inventing online shopping by connecting a modified domestic TV to a real-time
transaction processing computer via a domestic telephone line.
1982- Minitel was introduced in France and was used for online ordering (ordini online).
1994- Netscape releases the Navigator browser. Pizza Hut offers online ordering on its web page, and the first online
bank opens.
1998- PayPal comes into existence.
2002- eBay acquires PayPal for $1.5 billion and changes the scope of online shopping forever.
2003- After eight years, Amazon posts its first yearly profit.
TODAY
The most impactful changes that have taken place in the E-Commerce realm in the last 10 years include:
1-The rise of online marketplaces (l’ascesa dei mercati online); e-commerce is growing fast but represents 7% of all retail
sales (vendite al dettaglio) e-commerce marketshare, as a percentage of all retail sales, has doubled since 2008,
according to the United States Census Bureau.
IMMAGINE
The chart above shows that the growth of e-commerce is almost exponential. The jump in the last half-decade, however,
has only been from 3.5% to 7%.
2-The seamless shift to using mobile devices for online shopping (il cambiamento senza interruzioni di dispositivi mobili
per lo shopping online) ; mobile Is a Powerful Sales Driver but Adds Complexities to Buyer Journeys mobile: a topic on
every ecommerce leader’s mind.
IMMAGINE
3-The tremendous growth of online and digital marketing and advertising.
FUTURE
The future of ecommerce is uncertain, but some things remain constant – delivery times (tempi di consegna) will
improve, customer service will get increasingly (sempre di più) better, and product selection will become even greater.
Delivery Drones
Perhaps one of the most exciting developments in ecommerce is one we are already starting to see in testing – drone
delivery. Drones will in the future allow companies to deliver packages much more efficiently and quickly, with delivery
times of just 60 or even 30 minutes. Drones will be sent out from distribution centres and travel directly to the delivery
addresses provided, at significantly lower cost and logistical hassle (problemi) than at present. Amazon, among others,
are already seriously close to making this a reality across the entirety of their business, and it seems that others will be
clambering to follow suit as quickly as possible. (Amazon, è vicino dal rendere questa una realtà per quanto riguarda tutti
gli ambiti della loro attività, e gli altri per quanto possibile seguiranno il suo esempio).
IMMAGINE
MARKET SEGMENTS:
B2C (Business to Consumer):
Is a business model whereby (per cui) a company sells its products or services directly to consumers, who are the end-
users.
It becames a popular term in the Dot-com boom of the late 1990’s. (Dot-com is a term used to identify the companies
whose business is characterized by the provision (erogazione) of services online). It became typical of the retail industry
(aziende al dettaglio), for example, the electronic and computer manufactures sell their products to retailers (rivenditori al
dettaglio), who sell the products at a higher price to make a profit, or, if the costumers want to pay a lower price, they
also can receive the purchase (acquisto) via delibery to their home (spedizione a casa, senza comprare in negozio).
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DEFINITION

E-commerce is the process of buying or selling products or services via the Internet. Almost any product or service can be offered via e-commerce, from books and music to financial services (IN VERDE SCRIVI LA PAROLA CHE NON CAPIAMO E FAI LA TRADUZIONE DI TUTTE LE PAROLE CHE NON SAPPIAMO IN ITALIANO E UNA BREVE SPIEGAZIONE IN INGLESE NEL CASO LA PROFE CE LA CHIEDA) and plane ticket. It is about e-learning, e-government, social networks, and much more. The e-commerce will have an impact on a significant portion of the world, affecting businesses, professions, and, of course, the people (the lifestyle).

HISTORICAL EVOLUTION

YESTERDAY

1979- Michael Aldrich is credited with inventing online shopping by connecting a modified domestic TV to a real-time transaction processing computer via a domestic telephone line. 1982- Minitel was introduced in France and was used for online ordering (ordini online). 1994- Netscape releases the Navigator browser. Pizza Hut offers online ordering on its web page, and the first online bank opens. 1998- PayPal comes into existence. 2002- eBay acquires PayPal for $1.5 billion and changes the scope of online shopping forever. 2003- After eight years, Amazon posts its first yearly profit.

TODAY

The most impactful changes that have taken place in the E-Commerce realm in the last 10 years include:

1-The rise of online marketplaces (l’ascesa dei mercati online); e-commerce is growing fast but represents 7% of all retail sales (vendite al dettaglio) e-commerce marketshare, as a percentage of all retail sales, has doubled since 2008, according to the United States Census Bureau. IMMAGINE The chart above shows that the growth of e-commerce is almost exponential. The jump in the last half-decade, however, has only been from 3.5% to 7%.

2-The seamless shift to using mobile devices for online shopping (il cambiamento senza interruzioni di dispositivi mobili per lo shopping online) ; mobile Is a Powerful Sales Driver but Adds Complexities to Buyer Journeys mobile: a topic on every ecommerce leader’s mind. IMMAGINE

3-The tremendous growth of online and digital marketing and advertising.

FUTURE The future of ecommerce is uncertain, but some things remain constant – delivery times (tempi di consegna) will improve, customer service will get increasingly (sempre di più) better, and product selection will become even greater. Delivery Drones Perhaps one of the most exciting developments in ecommerce is one we are already starting to see in testing – drone delivery. Drones will in the future allow companies to deliver packages much more efficiently and quickly, with delivery times of just 60 or even 30 minutes. Drones will be sent out from distribution centres and travel directly to the delivery addresses provided, at significantly lower cost and logistical hassle (problemi) than at present. Amazon, among others, are already seriously close to making this a reality across the entirety of their business, and it seems that others will be clambering to follow suit as quickly as possible. (Amazon, è vicino dal rendere questa una realtà per quanto riguarda tutti gli ambiti della loro attività, e gli altri per quanto possibile seguiranno il suo esempio).

IMMAGINE

MARKET SEGMENTS:

B2C (Business to Consumer): Is a business model whereby (per cui) a company sells its products or services directly to consumers, who are the end- users. It becames a popular term in the Dot-com boom of the late 1990’s. (Dot-com is a term used to identify the companies whose business is characterized by the provision (erogazione) of services online). It became typical of the retail industry (aziende al dettaglio), for example, the electronic and computer manufactures sell their products to retailers (rivenditori al dettaglio), who sell the products at a higher price to make a profit, or, if the costumers want to pay a lower price, they also can receive the purchase (acquisto) via delibery to their home (spedizione a casa, senza comprare in negozio).

C2C (Costumer to Costumer): Is a business model whereby costumers can trade with each other (possono scambiarsi cose reciprocamente) through auctions and classifieds (aste e annunci), usually used or secondhand products. C2C is a market environment where one customer purchases goods from another customer using a platform to help facilitate the deal (facilitare l’affare). It became popular with the arrival of the internet, and of the companies like eBay, Amazon and Craigslist, and these media have fostered greater interaction between customers (hanno favorito una maggiore interazione tra I clienti). These websites make their money from fees (tariffe) applied to the customers when they put their products on sale. However, C2C has some problems, such the quality of the products, that can’t be guaranted, and the payment systems guarantees. But the payment problems are being resolving thanks to the rise (ascesa) of PayPal and other payment systems.

C2B (Consumer to business) C2B (Consumer to business) is a particular business model whereby the consumer directly offer a price for a specific good or service and the company can decide to accept the offer or reject it. These actions are possible through recent platforms (+ esempi, da cercare)

B2B (Business to business) B2B (Business to business) is a business model refers to the economic relationships between two or more businesses. For example, when a company is sourcing materials for their production process, or it needs services of another company , or it re-sells goods and services produced by others. The principal difference between B2C and B2B is that the volume and the value of the B2B transactions are higher than the B2C transactions, because in the B2C model the company just sell the finished product to the costumer, so they just make one transaction. Instead, in the B2B model the companies commercialize each other raw materials, components and services necessaries/needed for the production and other things, so they make a lot of transactions. (nel modello B2B le aziende tra di loro devono fare tante transazioni, come acquistare materie prime o servizi per produrre un bene, invece nel B2C l’azienda semplicemente vende al consumatore il prodotto già finito)

NEWS:

Articolo 1:

http://www.webnews.it/2016/11/30/italia-ecommerce-b2b-20-miliardi/

"L E-Commerce B2B in Italia vale oggi ben 20 miliardi di euro ."

"Secondo questo studio, inoltre, il numero di siti ecommerce B2B italiani è cresciuto del 46%, passando da 7.660 nel 2015 a 11.200 nel 2016."

"In Italia le imprese sottovalutano, purtroppo, ancora le potenzialità del B2B"

"l 30% del totale dei siti di commercio elettronico italiani del Paese è B2B e presenta potenzialità persino maggiori rispetto a quelle dei siti B2C. ll valore del commercio elettronico B2B nel 2015 è stato infatti di 20 miliardi di euro, contro i 18 miliardi del B2C.

E-COMMERCE SITES

The most famous and used E-Commerce sites are:

1. Amazon= it is the world's largest online retailer. Originally, it was a bookseller and now it has expanded to sell a

wide (larga) variety of consumer goods and digital media (es kindle)

2. eBay= It's a website where individuals and businesses can buy or sell new or second-hand items, from books and

clothes to cars and holidays.

3. Booking= it is a website where people can book hotels and apartments for a holiday.

4. Groupon= Groupon is a deal-of-the-day (affare del giorno) recommendation service for consumers (ti presenta

giorno per giorno I migliori servizi più convenienti). Every 24 hours, Groupon broadcasts an electronic coupon for a restaurant or store in your city, recommending that local service while also offering you a 40% to 60% discount if you purchase that service.