Changing Face Of E-commerce In Asia

Asia has been a hub for e-commerce companies, contributing to economic, social, and technological advancements. However, the success and failure of e-commerce companies lie on various factors, such as product pricing, competition, strategies, and business models. E-commerce companies are taking tough steps to ensure counterfeit products do not make their way to customers, such as delisting fraud sellers, using tamper-proof packaging, and monitoring warehouses. This book aims to unwrap the stories of e-commerce companies in Asia and how they have contributed to society, discussing the growth and failures of some e-commerce giants and examining interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary aspects from micro and macro perspectives.

Format: Hardback
Length: 424 pages
Publication date: 21 April 2022
Publisher: World Scientific Publishing Co Pte Ltd

Asia has emerged as a vibrant hub for e-commerce companies over the past decade, showcasing a promising future. This remarkable growth has had a profound impact on economic, social, and technological advancements across nations, playing a significant role in global trade. However, the success and failure of e-commerce businesses are influenced by a multitude of factors, including product pricing, competition, strategies, and business models. Despite these challenges, surveys in India reveal that the sale of counterfeit products remains a significant concern for online shoppers across various e-commerce platforms. To address this issue, e-commerce companies are taking stringent measures to ensure that counterfeit products do not reach customers. These include delisting fraudulent sellers, implementing tamper-proof packaging, and monitoring warehouses.

This book aims to unravel the stories of e-commerce companies in Asia and their significant contributions to society. It explores the growth and challenges faced by some of the industry giants, while also examining both theoretical and practical aspects of e-commerce. The book examines interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary perspectives, considering issues, challenges, and successes from micro and macro viewpoints. It connects disciplines such as strategy, management, entrepreneurship, competitiveness, finance, technology, and operations, providing a comprehensive understanding of the e-commerce landscape in Asia.

The growth of e-commerce in Asia has been remarkable, with the region witnessing a surge in online shopping and transactions. This growth has been driven by factors such as the increasing availability of internet connectivity, the rise of smartphone ownership, and the growing consumer demand for convenience and personalized shopping experiences. E-commerce companies in Asia have capitalized on these trends by offering a wide range of products and services, including fashion, electronics, groceries, and travel bookings.

One of the key challenges facing e-commerce companies in Asia is the competition. The region is home to numerous established and emerging players, making it a highly competitive market. To stay competitive, e-commerce companies need to continuously innovate and offer superior products and services at competitive prices. They also need to invest in marketing and branding to build a strong customer base and establish a reputation for reliability and trustworthiness.

Another challenge is the regulatory environment. Different countries in Asia have varying regulations and policies governing e-commerce, which can create complexities and challenges for businesses. E-commerce companies need to comply with these regulations to ensure the safety and security of their customers and their products. They also need to navigate the complex customs and import/export processes, which can add to the cost and time of operations.

Despite these challenges, e-commerce companies in Asia have achieved significant success. Some of the most notable examples include Alibaba, Tencent, and Meituan Dianping. These companies have disrupted traditional industries and created new markets, offering consumers a seamless and convenient shopping experience. They have also invested in technology and innovation, such as artificial intelligence, big data, and mobile payments, to enhance their offerings and improve customer satisfaction.

In conclusion, Asia has been a hub for e-commerce companies, and the growth trajectory indicates a bright future for the industry. The success and failure of e-commerce companies in Asia are influenced by various factors, including product pricing, competition, strategies, and business models. However, with the right

Asia has been a hub for e-commerce companies in the past decade and the growth trajectory narrates the story of bright future. Its growth has largely impacted the economic,social and technological advancements in every country and contributed to global trade. Nonetheless,the success and failure of e-commerce companies lies on various factors,some of which include product pricing,competition,strategies and business models. However,with surveys in India indicating how sale of counterfeit products remains a significant problem for online shoppers across many e-commerce sites,e-commerce companies claim they are taking tough steps.

This book aims to unwrap the stories of e-commerce companies in Asia and how they have contributed to the society. It discusses the growth and failures of some e-commerce giants and looks at both theoretical and practical aspects of e-commerce by presenting the issues,challenges and successes of e-commerce businesses. It examines interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary aspects from micro and macro perspectives and links disciplines like strategy,management,entrepreneurship,competitiveness,finance,technology and operations.

Asia has emerged as a vibrant hub for e-commerce companies over the past decade, showcasing a promising future. This remarkable growth has had a profound impact on economic, social, and technological advancements across nations, playing a significant role in global trade. However, the success and failure of e-commerce businesses are influenced by a multitude of factors, including product pricing, competition, strategies, and business models. Despite these challenges, surveys in India reveal that the sale of counterfeit products remains a significant concern for online shoppers across various e-commerce platforms. To address this issue, e-commerce companies are taking stringent products to ensure that counterfeit products do not reach customers. These include delisting fraudulent sellers, implementing tamper-proof packaging, and monitoring warehouses.

This book aims to unravel the stories of e-commerce companies in Asia and their significant contributions to society. It explores the growth and challenges faced by some of the industry giants, while also examining both theoretical and practical aspects of e-commerce. The book examines interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary perspectives, considering issues, challenges, and successes from micro and macro viewpoints. It connects disciplines such as strategy, management, entrepreneurship, competitiveness, finance, technology, and operations, providing a comprehensive understanding of the e-commerce landscape in Asia.

The growth of e-commerce in Asia has been remarkable, with the region witnessing a surge in online shopping and transactions. This growth has been driven by factors such as the increasing availability of internet connectivity, the rise of smartphone ownership, and the growing consumer demand for convenience and personalized shopping experiences. E-commerce companies in Asia have capitalized on these trends.

One of the key challenges facing e-commerce companies in Asia is the competition. The region is home to numerous established and emerging players, making it a highly competitive market. To stay competitive, e-commerce companies need to continuously innovate and offer superior products and services at competitive prices. They also need to invest in marketing and branding to build a strong customer base and establish a reputation for reliability and trustworthiness.

Another challenge is the regulatory environment. Different countries in Asia have varying regulations and policies governing e-commerce, which can create complexities and challenges for businesses. E-commerce companies need to comply with these regulations to ensure the safety and security of their customers and their products. They also need to navigate the complex customs and import/export processes, which can add to the cost and time of operations.

Despite these challenges, e-commerce companies in Asia have achieved significant success. Some of the most notable examples include Alibaba, Tencent, and Meituan Dianping. These companies have disrupted traditional industries and created new markets, offering consumers a seamless and convenient shopping experience. They have also invested in technology and innovation, such as artificial intelligence, big data, and mobile payments, to enhance their offerings and improve customer satisfaction.

In conclusion, Asia has been a hub for e-commerce companies, and the growth trajectory indicates a bright future for the industry. The success and failure of e-commerce companies in Asia are influenced by various factors, including product pricing, competition, strategies, and business models. However, with the increasing availability of internet connectivity, the rise.

This book aims to unravel the stories of e-commerce companies in Asia and their significant contributions to society. It explores the growth and failures of some e-commerce giants and looks at both theoretical and practical aspects of e-commerce by presenting the issues,challenges and successes of e-commerce businesses. It examines interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary aspects from micro and macro perspectives and links disciplines like strategy,management,entrepreneurship,competitiveness,finance,technology and operations.

Asia has emerged as a vibrant hub for e-commerce companies over the past decade, showcasing a promising future. This remarkable growth has had a profound impact on economic, social, and technological advancements across nations, playing a significant role in global trade. However, the success and failure of e-commerce businesses are influenced by a multitude of factors, including product pricing, competition, strategies, and business models. Despite these challenges, surveys in India reveal that the sale of counterfeit products remains a significant concern for online shoppers across various e-commerce platforms. To address this issue, e-commerce companies are taking stringent measures to ensure that counterfeit products do not reach customers. These include delisting fraudulent sellers, implementing tamper-proof packaging, and monitoring warehouses.

This book aims to unravel the stories of e-commerce companies in Asia and their significant contributions to society. It explores the growth and challenges faced by some of the industry giants, while also examining both theoretical and practical aspects of e-commerce. The book examines interdisciplinary and transdisciplinary perspectives, considering issues, challenges, and successes from micro and macro viewpoints. It connects disciplines such as strategy, management, entrepreneurship, competitiveness, finance, technology, and operations, providing a comprehensive understanding of the e-commerce landscape in Asia.

The growth of e-commerce in Asia has been remarkable, with the region witnessing a surge in online shopping and transactions. This growth has been driven by factors such as the increasing availability of internet connectivity, the rise of smartphone ownership, and the growing consumer demand for convenience and personalized shopping experiences. E-commerce companies in Asia have capitalized on these trends.

One of the key challenges facing e-commerce companies in Asia is the competition. The region is home to numerous established and emerging players, making it a highly competitive market. To stay competitive, e-commerce companies need to continuously innovate and offer superior products and services at competitive prices. They also need to invest in marketing and branding to build a strong customer base and establish a reputation for reliability and trustworthiness.

Another challenge is the regulatory environment. Different countries in Asia have varying regulations and policies governing e-commerce, which can create complexities and challenges for businesses. E-commerce companies need to comply with these regulations to ensure the safety and security of their customers and their products. They also need to navigate the complex customs and import/export processes, which can add to the cost and time of operations.

Despite these challenges, e-commerce companies in Asia have achieved significant success. Some of the most notable examples include Alibaba, Tencent, and Meituan Dianping. These companies have disrupted traditional industries and created new markets, offering consumers a seamless and convenient shopping experience. They have also invested in technology and innovation, such as artificial intelligence, big data, and mobile payments, to enhance their offerings and improve customer satisfaction.

In conclusion, Asia has been a hub for e-commerce companies, and the growth trajectory indicates a bright future for the industry. The success and failure of e-commerce companies in Asia are influenced by various factors, including product pricing, competition, strategies, and business models. However, with the increasing availability of internet connectivity, the rise.

ISBN-13: 9789811245985