Abstract:
The process of conducting business using computer networks is known as electronic
commerce. A user who is seated in front of a computer may use all of the Internet's
features to purchase or sell things. Unlike traditional commerce, which requires a person to physically go out and purchase items, ecommerce has made it simpler for humans to eliminate physical labor and save time. E-commerce, which began in the early 1990s, has made significant progress in the computer world, but one factor that has slowed its expansion is security. Today's problem for e-commerce is security, and there is still a lot of progress to be done in this area. The fundamental advantage of e-commerce over traditional commerce is that the customer can explore online stores, compare prices, and place orders from the comfort of their own home. B2B e-commerce is being adopted to provide access to global markets for enterprises in developing nations in order to increase the usage of e-commerce in developing countries. Advancement in the sector of e-commerce is critical for a growing country. The study strategy demonstrates the relevance of e-commerce for commercial applications in emerging nations.
