Indian E-Commerce Industry 2017
Essay by Krishanth Ppt • December 5, 2017 • Presentation or Speech • 5,589 Words (23 Pages) • 1,114 Views
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THE STATUS OF E-COMMERCE
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Contents
Introduction .................................................................................................................................................. 2
Present Market Landscape .......................................................................................................................... 2
Shopping via mobile App ............................................................................................................................. 7
Shift from GMV to other KPIs of e-commerce players .............................................................................. 11
Key Future Trends ...................................................................................................................................... 11
Summary ..................................................................................................................................................... 12
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Introduction
As Indian consumers evolve more from price to convenience, where they expect a good deal on
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products that are delivered quickly , e-commerce will help deliver attractive and convenient
shopping experience to customers. Indian economy’s rapid evolution towards digital economy is
creating conducive environment for e-commerce business to deliver better experience to
customers by improving the overall supply chain efficiency as well as to increase penetration in
Indian markets, where the want for instant gratification is on rise complemented with
improvements in infrastructure and “ease of doing business”. The future of e-commerce holds
promises which can only be explored in depth upon in-depth study of present status of industry.
Present Market Landscape
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Indian user base of Internet as of June 2015 was about 0.35 billion of which 20% (~70 million )
are online shoppers. Both these pies are expected to expand at a constant pace. As on today,
60% of Indian e-commerce industry revolves around travel while 6 e-commerce companies –
Flipkart, Amazon, Inmobi, Quikr, Olacabs, and Paytm; are valued at more than a billion dollars.
With high penetration of smart phones and increased availability of 3G and 4G data at affordable
prices, Indian consumers in all strata are rapidly advancing towards adopting technology; thus
creating a plethora of opportunities for e-commerce industry to grow in India. However, losses
of some of the major e-commerce players have piled up as they have blitzkrieged their ways in
pockets of Indian consumers. The recent debacles of Snapdeal and Stayzilla have proved that
focusing only on freebies and marketing to attract customers does not ensure customer loyalty
1 Ovum report – “The Future of E-Commerce : The Road to 2026”
2 https://www2.deloitte.com/content/dam/Deloitte/in/Documents/technology-media-telecommunications/in-tmt-e-
commerce-in-india-noexp.pdf
3 http://www.assocham.org/newsdetail.php?id=6130
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