impact of e commerce on business
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Impact of E- Commerce on Business
Made by: Maryam Ali
Blockbuster
Products and Services: retailing and renting of VHS tapes DVD, Blu Ray, and Video Games Industry: Home Entertainment Stores: headquartered in Downtown Dallas, Texas Revenue: 5.28 billion US dollars
Blockbuster
Two Ways e-commerce has changed the way they did business are:• They haven't been able to change
with e-commerce as fast so they have lost money
• They recently announced that they would be closing stores
Barnes And Noble
Products: books, music CDS & DVDS, gift itemsServices: selling and shipping books online and in personStores: 777 stores in all of the United StatesRevenue: $5.4 billion USDIndustry: Retail
Barnes And Noble
Two ways e- commerce has changed the way they did busines are:• They are now selling products
online• Competition with Amazon and other
world wide bookstores has increased
Netflix
Products and Services: Online DVD and Blu-Ray disk rental, Proprietary Microsoft VC-1 video downloadIndustry: Electronic CommerceRevenue:$ 1.365 billion USDArea Served: Worldwide
Two ways e commerce has changed how Netflix does business are:• First of all, Netflix is an e-commerce
industry and it is thriving• It is putting other stores behind in
competition.• Netflix has only 2,000 employees and
they are making a lot of money
Netflix
Amazon
Products: books, kindle, retail products ( mobile phones, gift items etc.)Services: retail productsIndustry: retail, multinational e- commerce companyRevenue:$ 19.666 billion USDArea Served: worldwide
Amazon
Two ways e- commerce has changed the way they did business are:• Amazon is an e- commerce industry• They have a very high revenue• They have changed the way books are
sold and bought
Zappos
Products: shoes, handbags, eyewear, accessories and apparelServices: retailIndustry: retailRevenue: $ 840 million USD
Zappos
Two ways e-commerce has changed the way they did business are:• Zappos has grown to be the biggest
online store• It has been increasing in popularity from
word of mouth reccomendations