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This is a 3 page paper that provides an overview of e-commerce. The advantages to small businesses are explored via a hypothetical scenario. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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listed below. Citation styles constantly change, and these examples may not contain the most recent updates. E-Commerce for Small Businesses , 2/2011 --for more
information on using this paper properly! In the 21st century, the vastly increased availability of information technology has transformed many aspects of the world. Chief among these, of course,
is the manner in which business is conducted. While business was once a predominantly localized affair involving face to face meetings, nowadays business is increasingly conducted on the internet, and
in a multinational capacity, by making use of e-commerce. E-commerce offers a number of critical advantages to businesses both large and small, making it easy to see why companies have
adopted it so readily. This paper will attempt to present an overview of the advantages of e-commerce by presenting the hypothetical model of a local small business that has yet
to take advantage of e-commerce. This paragraph helps the student present an overview of the situation. To understand how e-commerce provides even small businesses with advantages, as well as how
e-commerce can be integrated into an existing business through a web site, one might consider the example of a local small business, "Pipers Records". Pipers has a steady business going,
and has existed in the same location for some thirty years, and has a dedicated customer base. Perhaps because it is not immediately threatened by a lack of business, Pipers
has yet to develop and begin using a website. However, trends indicate that it would be in their advantage to do so. After all, the business sustains itself on selling
physical copies of music such as compact discs and vinyl records, and more and more people are buying such items online to save money. By establishing an online presence, Pipers
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