Business Plan
Men and Women Clothing Store
At
Jersey Shore boardwalk
By
Student Name
University
Objective of the Report:
The biggest objective of taking Men and Women Clothing Store to Ecommerce is because you can change your business with the use of it. Here you will come to know the basic elements of e-commerce, the dissimilarities among traditional and electronic business (Meyer & Taylor, 2000).
1. Thoroughly identified the advantages and disadvantages of taking your small business online by performing a SWOT analysis; thoroughly included 2-4 items in each category.
The main reason to have the clothing business on Ecommerce is because it has the biggest potential to give a free rein to enormous savings and business efficiencies. However the practicalities remain indefinable. The ecommerce focus the way to handle the change in the global planning and purchasing of transport as well as it contribute to the supply chain as logistics. The key activator to E-business is defined as logistics. Well there comes a question how benefits are enabled to ensure individual logistics and transport companies or will it perish in the revolution of E-commerce. E-commerce is the electronic business. Though which clothing business can enter to the power of computers, the internet and shared software to deliver and get product specifications and drawings, buying orders and receipts, bids, and other they of information related to data that is required to be conversed to suppliers, the public, employees and most importantly with customers. Below written is the SWOT analysis of Men and Women Clothing business at Jersey Shore Boardwalk (Tuunainen, 2002). SWOT Analysis:
Strength:
The huge advantage of the E-commerce clothing store will be Global location i.e. boundary less
There will be no time constraints to it.
Biggest benefit is price and product comparison can be made easily.
It will be cost effective
At
Jersey Shore boardwalk
By
Student Name
University
Objective of the Report:
The biggest objective of taking Men and Women Clothing Store to Ecommerce is because you can change your business with the use of it. Here you will come to know the basic elements of e-commerce, the dissimilarities among traditional and electronic business (Meyer & Taylor, 2000).
1. Thoroughly identified the advantages and disadvantages of taking your small business online by performing a SWOT analysis; thoroughly included 2-4 items in each category.
The main reason to have the clothing business on Ecommerce is because it has the biggest potential to give a free rein to enormous savings and business efficiencies. However the practicalities remain indefinable. The ecommerce focus the way to handle the change in the global planning and purchasing of transport as well as it contribute to the supply chain as logistics. The key activator to E-business is defined as logistics. Well there comes a question how benefits are enabled to ensure individual logistics and transport companies or will it perish in the revolution of E-commerce. E-commerce is the electronic business. Though which clothing business can enter to the power of computers, the internet and shared software to deliver and get product specifications and drawings, buying orders and receipts, bids, and other they of information related to data that is required to be conversed to suppliers, the public, employees and most importantly with customers. Below written is the SWOT analysis of Men and Women Clothing business at Jersey Shore Boardwalk (Tuunainen, 2002). SWOT Analysis:
Strength:
The huge advantage of the E-commerce clothing store will be Global location i.e. boundary less
There will be no time constraints to it.
Biggest benefit is price and product comparison can be made easily.
It will be cost effective
References: Tuunainen, V. K. (2002). E-BUSINESS IN APPAREL RETAILING INDUSTRY – CRITICAL ISSUES. Helsinki School of Economics, Academy of Finland grant 74917, 1596-1606. Wright, T. (2011). ZARA.COM SWOT ANALYSIS. SWOT Analysis, 1, 1-4 Awais, M., & Samin, T. (2012). Advanced SWOT Analysis of E-Commerce . IJCSI International Journal of Computer Science, 9(2), 569-574. Meyer, A., & Taylor, P. (2000). E-commerce−an Introduction. Computing & Control Engineering Journal, 11(3), 107.