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Essay / business - 1451
AEON is the largest retailer in Asia. Aeon is a retail network comprising more than 250 consolidated subsidiaries and 26 equity-accounted companies ranging from “Mini stop” convenience stores and supermarkets to shopping centers and specialty stores, including Talbots. AEON is the largest developer and operator of shopping centers in Japan. From our point of view, AEON is first and foremost a purely physical or physical organization. After a while, especially when e-commerce broke out, AEON became a Click-and-Mortar (Click-and-Brick) organization. This means that AEON conducts some CE activities, usually as an additional marketing channel. The benefits of Click-and-Mortar are personalized service, in-store visit and online purchase, but the customer must visit AEON to purchase their items instead of using the online purchasing system. The types of e-commerce relationships this organization used were, B2C or business to customer. This means that AEON uses aeon.com to sell and promote goods and services to end consumers. We can also classify Aeon in the exhibition phase. Because AEON uses the Internet as an electronic brochure or electronic bulletin board. For this company, the Internet was seen as an additional publishing channel for customers to obtain information from AEON, with the website not contributing much to the organization's business operations or other business functions. On the web, we can only see 4 main things, namely Promotion & Events, Private Labels, Store Location and AEON Member. Interaction with the site is passive. For example, there is no widget for the customer to ask questions nor any payment and transaction methods are written there. b) Ikea.com.my Since January 2008, IKEA is the world's largest furniture retailer. From Ja...... middle of paper ......deliver or (COD) So zalora. I don't do e-commerce entirely because they have cash on delivery and on the website we can read the phrase "we offer cash delivery for a hassle-free shipping experience". The most popular B2C commerce website in Malaysia is Zalora. Moreover, this B2C commerce website is becoming a trend among Malaysian buyers nowadays due to the implementation of the latest and most innovative business model that sells a variety of products such as clothing , shoes, bags, watches and others. In the Malaysian context, Malaysia has high internet penetration and social media engagement, as well as a rapid increase in per capita income, making online retailers very business friendly. One of the most interesting tools provided by Zalora.com is the use of 3D view of their products' image, such as a large image with both back and front views.