Wk4 - Int Business

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E-commerce

Buying and selling goods/services through digital channels like the internet or apps

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B2C

Business selling directly to individual consumers, e.g. Amazon

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B2B

Business selling to other businesses, e.g. Alibaba for wholesalers

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C2C

Consumers trading directly with each other, e.g. eBay

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C2B

Individuals selling to businesses, e.g. freelance platforms

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Digital platform

An online space connecting buyers, sellers, and stakeholders for transactions or services

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Network effects

A platform becomes more valuable as more users join it

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Marketplace model

Platform connects buyers/sellers but doesn't own inventory, e.g. eBay

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Retail/inventory model

Company owns inventory and manages sales/logistics itself, e.g. Amazon

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Dropshipping

Retailer lists products without holding stock; supplier ships directly to customer

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Subscription model

Customers pay regularly for ongoing access, e.g. Netflix or Amazon Prime

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Platform ecosystem

Multiple connected services offered together, e.g. Alibaba's commerce + payments + logistics

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Cross-border e-commerce

Selling to international buyers, helping even small businesses reach global markets

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M-commerce

Commerce conducted via mobile devices, especially important in emerging markets

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Opportunity: scalability

Platforms can quickly add new users and expand into new markets

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Challenge: regulation

Tax, consumer protection, and data privacy laws differ across countries

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Challenge: logistics

International delivery can be complex and costly

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Challenge: trust and security

Platforms must secure payments and protect user data

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Amazon example

Started as a bookstore, now the world's largest digital retailer, known for logistics and data-driven recommendations

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Alibaba example

China's dominant e-commerce platform, runs Taobao (C2C), Tmall (B2C), and AliExpress (global B2C); known for Singles' Day

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Mercado Libre example

Leading Latin American platform combining marketplace, payments (Mercado Pago), and logistics (Mercado Envios)

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Shopify example

Lets small businesses quickly build online stores with tools for inventory, payments, and marketing