E-commerce

5/17/2002 Big Traffic Surges for Web Subscribers, Students, Flowers & Search Engines Despite a drop in time spent online by most Web users, significant increases could be measured.
4/29/2002 E-Commerce Goes On a Roll First-quarter reports show solid growth in consumer online sales; however, the latest GDP figures show the IT recession continuing.
4/29/2002 Consumers Rank Trust Above Low Prices Global e-shoppers indicate that honesty, respect and reliability are more vital to a satisfactory business transaction than traditional notions of product and service.
4/29/2002 Half of E-Marketers Making Money A survey from the Direct Marketing Association suggests that marketers are running their sites profitably, cashing in on either sales or lead-generation.
3/26/2002 B2B E-Commerce Headed for Trillions Worldwide B2B e-commerce will total $823.4 billion by the end of 2002, eMarketer found, and the strong growth will continue through 2004.
3/22/2002 Interest in mcommerce growing Nearly half of mobile phone users would like to use their phones for small cash transactions.
3/22/2002 Comparison Shoppers Let Their Fingers Do the Walking A recent BizRate survey determined that 43% of US online shoppers say that they sometimes use comparison shopping bots when shopping online and 34% say they use the bots most of the time.
3/22/2002 Surfing Online to Fly PhoCusWright reports that the major US airlines generated roughly $6.8 billion from online ticket sales in 2001 -- a rise of over $1 billion from 2000.
3/12/2002 Demonstrating the Strength of the Web: Firms Increase Budgets 9% Despite the economic downturn, companies are continuing to allocate more of their budgets to eBusiness initiatives
2/26/2002 Ebusiness budgets rose slightly in Q4 New survey results from AMR Research indicated that ebusiness budgets in the US increased 9 percent in Q4 2001, up from 7 percent in Q3 2001.
2/26/2002 U.S. E-Commerce Spikes in Q4 2001 U.S. retail e-commerce sales for the fourth quarter of 2001 totaled $10.043 billion according to the Department of Commerce, up 13.1 percent from the fourth quarter of 2000.
2/26/2002 Bandwidth and Internet-Delivered Services 44% of US households would be willing to pay for internet-delivered entertainment
2/19/2002 Ecommerce to rake in over USD1 trillion Over USD1 trillion will be spent online this year, reports the Ecommerce Times.
2/12/2002 Record traffic for travel sites According to comScore, record numbers of Internet users visited travel sites in January 2002.
1/8/2002 Holiday E-Commerce Shows Modest Increases The final word from Jupiter Media Metrix is that, on average, 51.3 million unique visitors went to shopping sites each week during the 2001 holiday season, up 50 percent compared to the 2000 holiday shopping season and up 95 percent versus 1999.
1/7/2002 BUILDING A SUCCESSFUL e-BUSINESS Building a successful eBusiness is an ongoing process,
1/7/2002 Promising Outlook for e-Business in 2002 Despite the faltering economy, The Reston, a Virginia based company reports that last holiday season sales online were up 15% over the prior year for a total of $10.5 Billion.
1/7/2002 Usability - How small changes equaled huge results for a niche e-tailer. Conversion ratios soar, as WebMetro helps turn a negative 5 to 1 ROAI into a positive 3 to 1 ROAI.
12/18/2001 America shops online this Christmas Online consumer spending in the US increased significantly during the first week of December, with a 91 percent increase from the USD1.4 billion spent during an average week in November.
12/18/2001 Saluting Solutions 83% of US enterprises are using e-business solutions. Such solutions have helped companies save nearly $450 billion from 1998 to 2000.
12/14/2001 US online shoppers fare better than Europeans Online consumers in the US are better served than their European counterparts, t
12/11/2001 Consumers Shift from Catalogs to Web A report on the catalog industry from DoubleClick's Abacus division found a consumer purchasing channel shift -- away from catalogs and toward online shopping.
12/11/2001 Travel Joins the Holiday Shopping Spree Online shoppers outspent their post-Thanksgiving e-commerce purchases during the week ending Dec. 2 with $1.5 billion in total sales, according to comScore Networks.
12/11/2001 US banks move online One half of community banks in the US say decisions regarding internet banking are the top technology decisions they will have to make in the next 12 months.
12/11/2001 Online Christmas shopping continues growth Online Shopping Index in the US has increased by 45 percent

5/17/2002 Big Traffic Surges for Web Subscribers, Students, Flowers & Search Engines

Despite a drop in time spent online by most Web users, significant increases could be measured.

4/29/2002 E-Commerce Goes On a Roll

First-quarter reports show solid growth in consumer online sales; however, the latest GDP figures show the IT recession continuing.

4/29/2002 Consumers Rank Trust Above Low Prices

Global e-shoppers indicate that honesty, respect and reliability are more vital to a satisfactory business transaction than traditional notions of product and service.

4/29/2002 Half of E-Marketers Making Money

A survey from the Direct Marketing Association suggests that marketers are running their sites profitably, cashing in on either sales or lead-generation.

3/26/2002 B2B E-Commerce Headed for Trillions

Worldwide B2B e-commerce will total $823.4 billion by the end of 2002, eMarketer found, and the strong growth will continue through 2004.

3/22/2002 Interest in mcommerce growing

Nearly half of mobile phone users would like to use their phones for small cash transactions.

3/22/2002 Comparison Shoppers Let Their Fingers Do the Walking

A recent BizRate survey determined that 43% of US online shoppers say that they sometimes use comparison shopping bots when shopping online and 34% say they use the bots most of the time.

3/22/2002 Surfing Online to Fly

PhoCusWright reports that the major US airlines generated roughly $6.8 billion from online ticket sales in 2001 -- a rise of over $1 billion from 2000.

3/12/2002 Demonstrating the Strength of the Web: Firms Increase Budgets 9%

Despite the economic downturn, companies are continuing to allocate more of their budgets to eBusiness initiatives

2/26/2002 Ebusiness budgets rose slightly in Q4

New survey results from AMR Research indicated that ebusiness budgets in the US increased 9 percent in Q4 2001, up from 7 percent in Q3 2001.

2/26/2002 U.S. E-Commerce Spikes in Q4 2001

U.S. retail e-commerce sales for the fourth quarter of 2001 totaled $10.043 billion according to the Department of Commerce, up 13.1 percent from the fourth quarter of 2000.

2/26/2002 Bandwidth and Internet-Delivered Services

44% of US households would be willing to pay for internet-delivered entertainment

2/19/2002 Ecommerce to rake in over USD1 trillion

Over USD1 trillion will be spent online this year, reports the Ecommerce Times.

2/12/2002 Record traffic for travel sites

According to comScore, record numbers of Internet users visited travel sites in January 2002.

1/8/2002 Holiday E-Commerce Shows Modest Increases

The final word from Jupiter Media Metrix is that, on average, 51.3 million unique visitors went to shopping sites each week during the 2001 holiday season, up 50 percent compared to the 2000 holiday shopping season and up 95 percent versus 1999.

1/7/2002 BUILDING A SUCCESSFUL e-BUSINESS

Building a successful eBusiness is an ongoing process,

1/7/2002 Promising Outlook for e-Business in 2002

Despite the faltering economy, The Reston, a Virginia based company reports that last holiday season sales online were up 15% over the prior year for a total of $10.5 Billion.

1/7/2002 Usability - How small changes equaled huge results for a niche e-tailer.

Conversion ratios soar, as WebMetro helps turn a negative 5 to 1 ROAI into a positive 3 to 1 ROAI.

12/18/2001 America shops online this Christmas

Online consumer spending in the US increased significantly during the first week of December, with a 91 percent increase from the USD1.4 billion spent during an average week in November.

12/18/2001 Saluting Solutions

83% of US enterprises are using e-business solutions. Such solutions have helped companies save nearly $450 billion from 1998 to 2000.

12/14/2001 US online shoppers fare better than Europeans

Online consumers in the US are better served than their European counterparts, t

12/11/2001 Consumers Shift from Catalogs to Web

A report on the catalog industry from DoubleClick's Abacus division found a consumer purchasing channel shift -- away from catalogs and toward online shopping.

12/11/2001 Travel Joins the Holiday Shopping Spree

Online shoppers outspent their post-Thanksgiving e-commerce purchases during the week ending Dec. 2 with $1.5 billion in total sales, according to comScore Networks.

12/11/2001 US banks move online

One half of community banks in the US say decisions regarding internet banking are the top technology decisions they will have to make in the next 12 months.

12/11/2001 Online Christmas shopping continues growth

Online Shopping Index in the US has increased by 45 percent

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