By definition, Electronic Commerce or e-Commerce is the purchasing or selling of goods or services and the transfer of funds in any way using electronic communications in inter-company and intra-company business activities. An e-Commerce solution is a solution to conduct business using technology, through an intra, extra or Internet solution.

An e commerce site can be as simple as a catalog page with a phone no, or it can range all the way to a real time credit and processing site where customer can purchase downloadable goods and receive them on the spot. e-Business is the creation of new, and the redesigning of existing value chains and business processes through the application of information technology. Naturally, e-Business is more than e-Commerce. It expands the scope of e-Commerce to transform the company and the industry itself.

• Content Management
  •  Where you can add, edit or delete any products
• Search Engine Compatible
• Support for Medium to Large stores
  • With multiple categories and thousands of products
• Multiple Product Options
• Integration into Current Backend Order Processing Systems
• Customized Branding and Design
• Affiliate Marketing Support
• Gift Certificates and Coupons
• Sales and User Reporting

B2B is defined as exchanging of structured messages with other business partners over private networks or Internet to create and transform business relationships. B2B e-Commerce is companies buying from and selling to each other online. But there's more to it than purchasing. It's evolved to encompass supply chain management as more companies outsource parts of their supply chain to their trading partners. B2B applications aim at improving and simplifying the various business processes within a company and increasing efficiency of transactions among companies that have business relations. The companies use B2B in order to achieve faster and error-free transactions, control and maintain limited inventory, efficient product refill etc.

B2C ordinarily refers to on-line trading and auctions, for example, on-line stock trading markets, on-line auction for computers and other goods.  B2C e-Commerce refers to the emerging commerce model where businesses /companies and consumers interact electronically or digitally in some way. One of the best examples of B2C e-Commerce is Amazon.com; an online bookstore that launched its site in 1995. This type of e-Commerce application has grown during the last few years especially after the widespread use of the Internet and the improvement of the services offered over the Internet.  The solution can support effective promotion of products and services to all kinds of potential customers.

C2B is a rather peculiar Internet phenomenon. An example of C2B e-Commerce could be the following. A student wants to fly from London to New York, but has only £200 ($320) in the bank to pay for this round trip. They put up an ad in an Internet C2B site, seeking airlines that are willing to offer the transatlantic round trip for £200 or less. The beauty of the Internet is that it brings together a large number of customers to create a marketplace that a number of airlines (that will have to otherwise fly with empty seats) will be interested in.

C2C is the Internet equivalent of the traditional classified advertising market. You put up an ad on the Internet for other consumers to respond to (similar to a newspaper classified ad). The Internet makes the process of placing an ad cheaper, faster and easier.

The implementation of an e-Commerce application involves the following:

• Market Research
• Target Audience and Planning
• Project Design       
• Analysis and Design of the Application       
• Software Development & Integration       
• Front-end & Content Development       
• Testing & Training
• Deployment
• Long term Operation