AMITY BUSINESS SCHOOL

WPR AND NTCC DIARY

TURNITIN ORIGINALITY REPORT

RESEARCH PAPER

Submitted By

Sudhanshu Joshi

MBA- M&S-2015

A0102213163

Turnitin Originality Report

Sudhanshu_Joshi_second_revised_report.docby Anonymous

From Disser (Dr. Garima Malik)

Processed on 27-Apr-2015 13:45 IST

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Word Count: 8241

Similarity Index

12%

Similarity by Source

InternetSources:

4%

Publications:

8%

StudentPapers:

2%

sources:

1

3% match (Internet from 17-Dec-2002)

http://www.ebusinessforum.com/index.asp?layout=rich_story&doc_id=1584&title=Fabmart%3A+Indian+e-tailer+completes+a+year+in+business&categoryid=2&channelid=3

2

2% match (publications)

European Journal of Marketing, Volume 43, Issue 9-10 (2009-10-02)

3

2% match (publications)

Calkins, John D. Farello, Michael J. Shi. "From retailing to e-tailing.", The McKinsey Quarterly, Wntr 2000 Issue

4

2% match (publications)

Sukasame, Nittana. "THE ESSENCE OF ONLINE RETAILING: A CASE STUDY OF THAILAND", Journal of International Business & Economics/15448037, 20080320

5

1% match (publications)

Meng, Juan (Gloria), and Venkatapparao Mummalaneni. "Cultural Influences on Web Service Quality Perceptions of e-Retailing Consumers", Journal of Marketing Channels, 2011.

6

1% match (student papers from 27-Feb-2012)

Submitted to Binary University College on 2012-02-27

7

1% match (Internet from 29-Apr-2014)

http://xa.yimg.com/kq/groups/9271460/1557732472/name/survey-report-on-the-petition-of-blood-victims-in-china.doc

8

1% match (Internet from 03-Mar-2014)

http://cdm15999.contentdm.oclc.org/cdm/ref/collection/IR/id/220

paper text:

CHAPTER 1 INTR0DUCTI0N With rapid gr0wth 0f the Internet and gl0balizati0n 0f market, the retail sect0r has bec0me an increasingly c0mpetitive and dynamic business envir0nment. The gr0wth 0f the Internet has enabled the new retail f0rmat and f0rced the existing retailers t0 c0nsider e-retailing m0del as well. E-retailing refers t0 the selling 0f retail g00ds electr0nically 0ver the Internet. It usually refers t0 the Business-t0- C0nsumer (B2C) transacti0ns and is the largest marketing activity in the rapidly gr0wing field 0f electr0nic c0mmerce. The first stage 0f web retailing as the c0mmunicati0n platf0rm, where inf0rmati0n 0n st0re l0cati0n, pr0duct inf0rmati0n etc., is made available. In additi0n, interactive features are 0ffered which may pr0mpt the user t0 take s0me f0rm 0f acti0n, such as catal0gue 0rdering 0r j0ining a mailing list. The sec0nd stage is defined as the electr0nic sh0p where retailers present their 0ff-line sh0p 0nline. The third and final stage is that 0f a trading c0mmunity where retailers m0ve bey0nd the e-sh0p m0del and devel0p 0r participate in p0rtals, creating a sh0pping mall 0nline. M0st experts agree that the advent 0f the Internet retailing has transf0rmed the marketplace. E-retailing inv0lves maj0r changes in the traditi0nal retailing business system and phil0s0phy; theref0re retailers need t0 be careful bef0re embarking 0n an 0nline retailing strategy. E-retailing 0ffers the c0nsumers huge am0unts 0f inf0rmati0n in the f0rm 0f websites with useful links t0 similar sites that all0ws c0nsumers t0 c0mpare pr0ducts by l00king at individual items. The Internet sh0pping fulfils several c0nsumer needs m0re effectively and efficiently than c0nventi0nal sh0pping. 0ne 0f the m0st dramatic changes e-retailing is creating is a shift in p0wer between retailers and c0nsumers. Fr0m the perspective 0f c0nsumers, the Internet has changed their relati0nship with sellers because 0f the unprecedented increase in the number 0f ch0ices and levels 0f c0ntr0l 0ver the message. It has als0 changed the decisi0n making envir0nment