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Indian Retail Industry

February 17th, 2010

Indian Retail Industry

Indian Retail Industry is the 5th largest of the world. Comparing organized and unorganized areas retail industry is fastest growing in India. Esepically for the last few years.

The high growth of Indian Retail Industry is due to huge amount of investments and breaking up traditional marketing sector. This growth is giving for Indian Retail Industry for further growth in Retail sector.

Now a days,Because of the increasing technical boom E-Shopping growth is increasing in India. And also one of the main reason Internet facilities also available in urban and rural areas.Other reason Growth in Credit Card Industry and also other online transaction methods.

The major focus area in Indian Retail Industry is supply chain management. In outside India retail sector is highly depending on the system supply chain. However development in the supply chain in Indian Retail sector is quite slow.

Other area that needs attention for growing Indian Retail Sector is including duty and tax structure,infrastructure , rising land prices and effective trend forecasting. Trend forecasting needs to be done in the country especially in the segments of cosmetics, apparel and footwear for this will help the retail companies to curtail their expenses substantially.
 
The chains in the Indian sectors needs to be changed frequently their stocks and also provides home delivery facilities.  If all these area are implemented,then the growth of Indian Retail will increase fatly.


Why Indians are fear about the Online Shopping? 
 

In India E-commerces has been very slow track compare to other countries in olden days. Because earlier days lack of Internet accessing knowledge and also lack of Internet facilities.

Some of the reasons which are working against the E-Shopping industry.  

  1. Product demo is not available.
  2. Bargaining is not possible.
  3. Delay in product delivery
  4. In security of creditable of shopping portal
  5. Not sure of product quality
  6. Low retail management skills.

Why People are choosing Retail Industry?

Online shopping is most convince for customers. And also it will give better deals for their money.

It has more advantages some of them are.  

  1. Saves time and efforts
  2. Convenience of shopping at home
  3. Wide range / variety of products are available
  4. Get details / demo of the products
  5. We can compare various of products

 


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Indian Internet Retail- The Internet Retail Vision 2010

January 25th, 2010

The Indian Online Retail is a rich segment waiting to be exploited. Internet is a potent medium that can serve as a unique platform for the growth of retail brands in India. The medium holds many virtues favorable for the retail industry including a higher customer penetration, increased visibility, and convenient operations. 

Embitel Topic: 
15 year of internet retailing in Europe" and what is coming next!
Different players in internet retailing, 5 and 10 years back (brick &mortar stores, mail-order companies, limited number of upcoming internet pure players). How did their "old" business model help them to be successful in these years of internet retailing?
  • Mail-order companies: 50+ years in remotely dealing with consumers
  • Advantages due to existing client base and infrastructure (logistics, CRM, etc
  • Pure players with only limited access to clients
  • Online marketing (not performance marketing) helped players to keep brand awareness
 
Today’s players in internet retailing: brick&mortar stores, mail-order companies, brands/manufacturers, internet pure players, aggregators, new venture/business models.
Why is the business model of "old" players harming their internet retailing activities and why are "new" players rapidly growing in a 10+ year internet business? 
  • "Old" players: processes and IT are not matching "online" requirements
  • Brands/manufacturers learning to keep direct contact to consumer (flag-ship store approach in internet)
  • Leading to higher pressure on retail sector, as brand focus in moving from retail-brand to manufacturer-brand
  • Key advantages for new players: speed, user-driven, IT-enabled, new shopping experience, outsourcing infrastructure, etc.
  • Performance marketing as a driving factor for "new" players
 
Case Studies of successful and also failed company evolutions in internet retailing
  • Tesco in UK (successful)
  • Wehkamp in Netherlands (successful)
  • Vente privee in france (successful)
  • Quelle in Germany (failed)
 
What might be the role of a retailer company in future internet retailing?
Evolution towards being an aggregator and/or pure internet player?  

 

Event Name: Indian Internet Retail- The Internet Retail Vision 2010
Date: 28th January 2010
Time: Morning: 10:00 A.M. to Evening: 6:00 P.M.
Place: The Grand, Vasant Kunj, New Delhi, India

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Growth of Retail e-Commerce in India & World Wide

August 11th, 2009

 

Growth of Retail ECommerce Worldwide

More than 85 percent of the worldwide respondents to a poll had purchased something online. Growing middle class is spurring online commerce in China and India. The growth of retail e-commerce since 2006 and projected till 2010 is provided below:

2006 : $335 billion
2007 : $419 billion
2008 : $517 billion
2009 : $608 billion
2010 : $711 billion

Growth of Retail ECommerce in India

India’s share of online commerce is projected to grow from 1.3 percent of Asia-Pacific in 2006 to 3.3 percent by 2011. The projected value of the market over the years and projected for the upcoming years are:

2006 : $800 million
2007 : $1.2 billion
2008 : $1.9 billion
2009 : $2.8 billion
2010 : $4.1 billion
2011 : $5.6 billion

 

Source: techcrunchies.com

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e-Commerce Industry Opposes New Indian Online Security Rules

July 27th, 2009

A decision by India’s central bank to mandate another level of authentication for card use for online transactions will deter such transactions in the country, according to an association of India’s e-commerce industry. The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) told banks in February that it would require that online credit and debit card transactions have an additional level of authentication using information that is not visible on the card. The new rules come into force on Aug. 1.

To make a transaction, a user is currently required to enter his name, card number, card expiry date and card verification value (CVV), the three digits printed on the signature strip on the back of the card. Banks are also required to have a system of online alerts to the card holder for online card transactions for a value of 5,000 Indian rupees (US$102) or above, the RBI said.

The addition of a new security password will add a new layer of complexity for people wanting to do business online, Mehul Gupta, associate vice president of IAMAI (Internet & Mobile Association of India) said on Wednesday. Card holders have not been informed by their banks about the requirement for another level of authentication, which will lead to fewer transactions getting completed online once the new rules come into force, Gupta said.

Customers are already finding it difficult to complete transactions, because of the poor Internet connectivity in India, and the inadequate infrastructure of payment gateways, IAMAI said in a paper. Additional authentication requirements will result in a high failure rate of transactions, and increase customer inconvenience, IAMAI added.

Online card fraud accounts for only 0.16 percent of the country’s 92 billion rupees e-commerce industry in India, according to IAMAI estimates. Most of that fraud is through cards that were not issued in India, and which are not covered under the new rules, Gupta said.

IAMAI has asked the RBI to delay implementation of its order, to give time to merchants and banks to improve their capabilities to handle the new authentication mechanism, and also to give customers sufficient time to get acquainted with it.

"Online card fraud, given its current miniscule scale, should ideally be seen as a business risk that merchants are free to take or not to take," IAMAI said. In the e-commerce environment in India, the risk arising from non-payment or fraud is borne by the merchant site and not the banks or the card companies, it added.

Article Source: www.networkworld.com

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E-Commerce Industry in India

July 3rd, 2009

E-commerce industry has touched 9210 crore, online classifieds: 820 crores, online travel: 7000 crores (30% jump from Rs 7,080 crore in ’07) as per the survey conducted by the IAMAI and IMRB

  • Online Travel Industry: growth rate of 30% to Rs 7,000 crore by end FY08 (from 5500 crores in ‘07)
  • Online Classifieds: reached Rs 820 crore by end FY08
  • Online retailing/auction (eTailing): Rs 1,105 crore industries by end FY08 (from Rs 850 crore in FY07.
  • Digital downloads (i.e. downloading from Internet to mobiles using wap phones or web) and paid content (research/exclusive videos/articles etc) for the rest of 285 crores.

 

e-Commerce Industry in India

Source: IAMAI and IMRB Analysis Report

The major triggers of e-commerce in India were:

  • Saves time and efforts
  • Convenience of shopping at home
  • Wide variety / range of products are available
  • Good discounts / lower prices
  • Get detailed information of the product
  • You can compare various models / brands

Some of the major barriers at present were:

  • Not sure of product quality
  • Cannot bargain/Negotiate
  • Not sure of security of transactions / Credit card misuse
  • Need to touch and feel the product
  • Significant discounts are not there
  • Have to wait for delivery

 

Article Source: www.pluggd.in

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Collision of e-Business on Indian Trade Bazaar

February 26th, 2009

E-business is the procedure of doing business over the Internet, has had a major blow on the retail industry in a variety of ways. In India, e-business has created new activities and features that consumers and businesses alike can participate in.

Indian Buyers can get different type of special uses in e-Business

  • Customers can shop twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, from the comfort of your home
  • Gathering information to be a more informed consumer
  • Buyers can visit a variety of "stores" to see who has the best price
  • creating the appearance of a relationship with the merchants

Online shopping is the process of purchasing goods or services from a website and having it shipped to either a local store location or having the product or service delivered directly to the consumer themselves. The activity people are the most familiar with is online shopping.

 

E-Business Can increases the online sales of the merchants of India.

  • Increase sales opportunities and maximize revenues by creating a dynamic online website by attracting the customers
  • Increase sales through personalized interaction directly with the customers
  • Lower cost of sales through self-serve options
  • Gain new customers by offering your products over the Internet with different attractive offers

 

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Growth of Internet Business in India

February 18th, 2009

 

Internet marketing has been increasing around in India since last 5 years. However, e-commerce has picked up only recently and Online Marketing is slowly growing up in India too. Currently, most of the business people were doing their business through online due to more technology development and internet users across the India.  

 

Day by day, online shopping is truly catching on in India, traditional brick and mortar stores are also getting the hand of doing business online. The trends demonstrate that traditional stores will keep on doing sufficient business while the online stores increase their virtual presence on the internet.  

 

The internet is also proving to a boon in disguise for many small and medium enterprises, which are joining hands with major Indian online portals to display their products and advertise their services. Internet Marketing is one of today’s fastest growing marketing opportunities. With the use of today’s Internet Marketing medium one can open doors to potential client who will be able to search and seek your website through the use of Search Engines. 

 

 

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