Online Shopping Reports Samples For Students

Report on Traditional and Online Shopping

I. Introduction
I have experienced and examined shopping the conventional and online way. I have imagined myself deciding to purchase a smartphone in Singapore. First, I shopped for the smartphone in the traditional manner and described how I did so. The way in which I gathered the necessary information that I needed to choose a smartphone was by an actual visit to a number of wireless centers. I read their posters, catalogue, leaflets, flyers, brochures, displays, etc. I have compared the features or specifications of one item over the others. It took me more than four hours to do conventional shopping ...

Introduction

Apples Inc is one the most valuable wholly-owned renowned company globally. The company designs produce and markets wide-range of both hardware and software content and applications for communications such as computers, mobile communications, networking solutions. These items include Macintosh computers, iPod, Apple TV and variety of professional applications.

Mode of communication with customers

The company uses superior strategies to develop and communicate to its customers. This includes online shopping stores through internet, direct sales and third party value added resellers. The main customers include state government enterprises, creative markets and educational sectors.

Replenishment of the store inventory

The company purchases are sources components from several vendors to fully help ...

Problem Definition in New Zealand Retail Market Facing Traditional Businesses

Top shareholder in the New Zealand retail business argues that most traditional businesses in the New Zealand marketplace are bound to suffer reduced numbers if they do not embrace changes taking place in this sector. Specialists argue that New Zealand has depicted potential increased retail numbers and revenues for online retailers as they could sell goods from other parts of the world. Notably, Adams (2014) indicated that over $ 2.7 billion from the New Zealand retail market went to the overseas retailers. Notably, this contributed to close to 40% of the overall retail business in New Zealand. This could be ...

Introduction and e-Business background

ZARA is a Spanish clothing manufacturer founded in 1975. It is a part of Inditex Group that makes it the world’s largest and successful clothing retailer. The company offers its customers with a wide variety of men, women and children clothing. ZARA has over 2,000 stores in different parts of the world and has a policy to invest a certain percentage of their revenue in opening new stores . The store has the most unusual strategy in the market as they do not advertise their products. One of the strategies of ZARA is that they take only one week to manufacture a product and ...

Introduction:

Retail business is continuously growing and capturing opportunities available in local and global market. Companies like Walmart, and Tesco has become a model for new entrepreneurs who want to establish their business not necessarily in grocery but in other categories that still not targeted by other players. Purple Heart is a new retail concept that deals with variety of products related to kids, baking accessories, goodies, postcards, and wide range of party and seasonal accessories. The company wants to establish its business in one location in Brighton UK, then gradually wants to expand in other locations. After successful operation and growth ...

Progress Report of Research Paper on Credit Card Payments

The aim of this online credit card payment systems in modern times study is to review challenges of credit cards as a means of payments in online shopping. This study appreciates the overall online websites as well as shopper’s perceptions that drive the use of credit cards as an electronic payment method that is secure, can be trusted, convenient, cost effective and anonymous just like traditional methods of payment. This paper is a progress report that details the main activities and findings that were made in the literature review chapter of the study as well as detailing the ...

India’s Answer to Amazon

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Summary

Flipkart has grown to become India’s largest ecommerce retailer, with sales of over $2.4 billion and valuation of $7 billion in a period of seven years. The company is a replica of amazon, and has been expanding from books into other segments gradually, thanks to growing internet penetration in the country through mobile. By offering unique solutions such as cash on delivery to its clientele, the company has seen phenomenal growth. However, it now faces competition from Amazon which has entered India in 2013. The paper outlines the functioning of Flipkart and how it has ...

Executive Summary

Luxury Swap is an innovative web-based product exchange service. Modeled on e-bay's exchange program, Luxury Swap introduces an unparalleled service in KSA, first, and hopes to expand into GCC, East Europe, North America and world at large. The service connects upper class / sellers, who have unneeded luxury products, and middle class/ buyers, who, although having rising disposable income, cannot afford to purchase luxury products at retail prices.
This report is made up of five sections: (1) Service Information, (2). PEST Analysis & SWOT Analysis, (3) Strategic Marketing Objectives, (4) Market Segmentation & Positioning and (5) Four Ps Strategies and (6) ...

Institutions

Westpac Group defines its digital commerce through an online presence. It is worth noting that the Westpac Bank use various digital commerce models to meet the needs of the consumers. The bank has implemented storefront model where customers interact and male transactions and online payments. For example, the bank offers Electronic Bank Transfer as one of the services. The Westpac Global Currency Card is essentials in carrying out online shopping using foreign currencies. Also, Westpac uses the model top enhance online shopping among the customers. Portal Model is used by Westpac to provide information to the online customers. Visitors ...

International Marketing – Iceland Supermarket

Introduction
Iceland Foods Ltd. is one of the leading names in the food retail sector in the UK. The company was founded by Malcolm Walker in 1970; and, since then, it has undergone consistent growth in its popularity, consumer-base, and profitability in the domestic market. Before, fridges and freezers came to be commonly used; it focused on selling loose frozen foods i.e. vegetables and meat. Later on, it worked on product development strategy by introducing some branded grocery items that proved to be a booster to its sales revenue. Within 46 years of its business life, the company has ...

2. Table of contents

Introduction pg 3

PESTLE Report pg 3
Environmental Audit pg 4
Internationalization pg 5
Conclusions pg 6
Recommendations pg 7

References pg 8

3. Introduction
There are a number of techniques involving internationalization processes that affect global trends in apparel and textiles. As evaluated in this environmental audit, significant management strategies and independent recommendations have played a part in the current market regions. Further, these changes imply future expansion in international markets that can be partial to present trends and circumstantial evidence. Evaluations based on these criteria as well as recommendations will be presented in this organized review ...

The Trend

The trend that will affect the most with regards to having a positive effect on Target Corporation is the fact that in the UAE markets ‘cash is no longer the king.’ Being in the retail market sector the primary target is to be the preferred shopping destination in a highly competitive UAE market.
In a new market, it is imperative that Target Corporation scan the environment for the feasibility of their operations success and most important will be the acceptability as a retail unit in the eyes of the potential consumers.
The UAE market is full of competition, and it is ...

1. Industry Overview-

The Australian internet industry has been following a trend of increase in growth for many years. In 2010 the Australian internet access market reached a value of $6.3 billion dollars and in the same year had 7.5 million users in Australia alone (Internet Access in Australia 2011, p.2). Predictions from the same source also indicate a continuing growth in this trend with the internet becoming an increasing part of private and personal use in Australia.
Product: It focuses that the right product should be developed for the market. The products may be a service, a good or can be both.
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