Transition to E-Commerce in India

P T Joseph

Management and Labour Studies, 2001, vol. 26, issue 2, 91-108

Abstract: The potential for e-commerce is enormous in India, owing to the rapid growth of the number of internet users. The huge savings in time and money by both buyers and sellers is the principal advantage. What are the stages through which a bricks and mortar company must go to start e-trading? What are the problems to be faced? What is the role of government? These are some of the questions answered.

Date: 2001
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