On July 31, the E-commerce Development Center (under the Department of E-Commerce and Digital Economy, Ministry of Industry and Trade) coordinated with the Department of Industry and Trade of Gia Lai province to organize training on business skills in the digital environment and knowledge. Livestream format for households, cooperatives, and businesses in the area.
According to a representative of the E-commerce Development Center, the 4.0 revolution has changed the way of selling from traditional to online, connected to the internet. The goal is that by 2025, Vietnam will have over 55% of the population participating in online shopping.
The value of online shopping is estimated at 600 USD/person/year, with e-commerce sales expected to reach 35 billion USD, accounting for 10% of total retail sales of consumer goods and services nationwide.
In the coming time, the rate of non-cash payments will increase. The scale of e-commerce transactions is increasingly attractive to consumers as well as bringing benefits to people and businesses.
E-commerce helps connect supply and demand. However, the E-commerce Development Center also recommends some common violations such as the phenomenon of sellers on the trading floor engaging in unfair competitive behavior; fraud, deception, selling counterfeit goods, prohibited goods and goods infringing intellectual property rights...
Mr. Nguyen Van Thanh - representative of the E-commerce Development Center said: "Some individuals put products and goods on the electronic trading floor that are not as described, losing customer trust. Sometimes the order is successful but it says it's out of stock, or there's a delay in refunding money due to defective goods."
Currently, when participating in e-commerce, people are free to open a store and process orders. Thereby reaching large-scale customers through communication channels.
Consumers will be able to shop safely online with quality goods at prices from manufacturers; Ensuring clear origin, convenient shopping for regional specialties from one address.
Director of the Department of Industry and Trade of Gia Lai province Pham Van Binh said: "The sharing of experiences by experts in the field of digital electronics will help people, businesses, and cooperatives in Gia Lai province gain more knowledge, understanding of participating in e-commerce transactions.
Doing business in the digital field is an inevitable trend of the times, taking advantage of the 4.0 technology revolution to contribute to increasing product consumption, bringing profits and highest business efficiency."
