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What Is Electronic Commerce
History of E-Commerce
E-Commerce Definition
Component of E-Commerce
Technology & Business
Why E-Commerce
E-Commerce Market Size & Trends
Unique Feature of E-Commerce Technology
Example of E-Commerce Enabling
Business Goals
This Is How E-Commerce Works
Advantages of E-Commerce
Disadvantages of E-Commerce
Generating The Most E-Commerce
Benefit
E-Commerce Issue
Some Common Terms
Future of E-Commerce
E-Commerce Glossary
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The increase and penetration of online use in the US increases the
potential market size for
E-Commerce on an annual basis. A large share of the expected growth in
Internet commerce can be attributed to the increase in the online
population:
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U.S. online
population estimated to increase nearly 50%, from 141.5 million in
2001 to 210.8 million by 2006 (CAGR of 8.2%).
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U.S. online
retail sales will grow from $47.8 billion in 2002 to an estimated
$130.3 billion in 2006
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There are
2.3 million small companies in the U.S.; with 16% of these in the
retail trade and 60% of all small companies have an online presence
– potential market size for our service is upwards of 200,000
companies.
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Annual
spending per buyer will increase from $457 in 2001 to $784 in 2006.
Figure 1: U.S. Online Retail Sales

(http://www.jmm.com/xp/jmm/press/industryProjections.xml) (US only)
Figure 2: U.S. Online Users

(http://www.jmm.com/xp/jmm/press/industryProjections.xml) (US only)
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