Sentence examples for consumer electronic commerce from inspiring English sources
Lycos, based in Waltham, Mass., provides Web navigation as well as business and consumer electronic commerce products.
And GE is doing Internet electronic commerce in a big way.The centre of its efforts is its Trading Process Network (TPN), a Web site where GE now does $1 billion-worth of business a year with about 1,400 of its suppliers, singlehandedly exceeding all consumer electronic commerce.
It takes up too much time, and they make it easier to replenish cosmetics," says Evie Black Dykema, consumer electronic commerce analyst with Forrester Research.
Electronic channels will become an increasingly important way to sell products, but consumer electronic commerce has yet to be done profitably and with scale, though the bookseller Amazon.com comes closest.
As organizations become increasingly dependent on Internet-based systems for business-to-consumer electronic commerce (ISB2C), the issue of IS security becomes increasingly important.
TheStreet.com E-Commerce Index of 20 stocks is down 51.2percentt year to date, but according to Anthony Noto, 32, the consumer electronic-commerce analyst at Goldman Sachs, the going is likely to just get tougher for some e-tailers.
The model is then applied and related to the components on an innovative EU funded business-to-business and business-to-consumer electronic commerce application, though the mediation of the CRM methodology.
Online reviews, as one kind of quality indicator of products or service, are becoming increasingly important in influencing purchase decisions of prospective consumers on electronic commerce websites.
The world's largest coffee-shop chain is looking to develop its "next-generation retailing" as an increasing number of consumers use electronic commerce.
Her issues include banking, consumer credit, payments, identity theft, the Community Reinvestment Act, arbitration reform, electronic commerce, consumer legal rights and remedies, and the Uniform Commercial Code revision process.
Envious of the high stock market valuations of computer and Internet companies, Ford officials have begun a concerted effort in the last year to portray their company not as a stodgy manufacturer but as a maker of consumer products actively involved in electronic commerce.
