Masterarbeit, 2020
24 Seiten, Note: 1.5
Introduction
Chapter 1: The Nature and Characteristics of E-commerce
1. Difference Between E-commerce and Traditional Commerce
2. Regulatory Regimes
Chapter 2: Trends in E-commerce in Bulgaria and the EU
1. The E-commerce Market in Bulgaria
2. Trends in the European Market
Chapter 3: Issues and Perspectives
1. Data Protection Issues
2. Perspectives and Trends
Conclusion
Literature
The primary goal of this research is to evaluate the developmental status of the Bulgarian e-commerce sector through a comprehensive analysis of its operational advantages and limitations, while contextualizing these findings within the broader European market landscape.
1. Difference Between E-commerce and Traditional Commerce
The literature review provides an overview of the concept of e-commerce and examines the essential factors for its success.
Today, the understanding that the Internet is merely a tool for organizing a unified information space has evolved. It is now viewed as an opportunity to enter new types of businesses and geographic regions. On one hand, the Internet provides manufacturers with access to a maximum audience of consumers with diverse preferences; on the other, it allows customers to place their orders through a streamlined system for managing commercial processes using electronic interfaces.
As noted by V. Dimitrova, “The development of digitization and the digitalization of commercial operations offers various sources of competitive advantages, significantly altering the way businesses develop their operations, with a growing number of transactions shifting from the physical to the online marketplace.” B. Koicheva and A. Glavcheva emphasize that the term “e-commerce” encompasses a wide range of activities, including virtual product viewing, selection of goods for purchase, and payment transactions.
Despite some overlap in specialized literature between the terms “e-commerce” and “e-business,” it is worth noting that there are certain distinctions. The term “e-commerce” refers specifically to the buying and selling of goods and services over the Internet or another computer network. Any traditional store can engage in e-commerce by adding an online storefront with a catalog. According to L. Karakasheva, “Business transactions involving the exchange of money also fall under the term e-commerce.”
Introduction: Outlines the rise of e-commerce as a transformative business tool and defines the scope of research as the Bulgarian market from 2017 to 2019.
Chapter 1: The Nature and Characteristics of E-commerce: Establishes theoretical definitions, distinguishes e-commerce from e-business, and reviews the regulatory frameworks governing electronic trade.
Chapter 2: Trends in E-commerce in Bulgaria and the EU: Provides a statistical analysis of market growth, infrastructure, and user behavior in Bulgaria compared to general European trends.
Chapter 3: Issues and Perspectives: Identifies critical obstacles such as data security and cyber threats while exploring future growth drivers like AI and blockchain.
E-commerce, Bulgaria, Digitalization, European Union, GDPR, Online Marketplace, Consumer Behavior, Mobile Commerce, Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, B2C, Electronic Data Interchange, Information Technology, Market Growth, Sustainability.
The thesis focuses on analyzing the development, current state, and future perspectives of the e-commerce market in Bulgaria, specifically between 2017 and 2019.
The research explores the definition of e-commerce, its regulatory environment, statistical trends in Bulgaria and the EU, data protection issues, and technological advancements driving growth.
The objective is to review the development of Bulgarian e-commerce by analyzing its advantages and disadvantages relative to traditional commerce models.
The research utilizes observation, comparative analysis of market data, and examination of existing regulatory frameworks to identify key performance indicators.
The main body covers the transition from traditional to electronic business, the impact of EU directives on national law, market demographics in Bulgaria, and the implementation of emerging technologies.
Key terms include E-commerce, Bulgaria, Digitalization, GDPR, Consumer Behavior, Market Trends, and Electronic Business.
The GDPR acts as a critical regulatory framework that mandates data security and transparency, directly impacting how Bulgarian e-commerce businesses manage consumer privacy and risk compliance.
M-commerce is identified as a rapidly expanding segment, driven by increased smartphone penetration and the necessity for companies to adopt mobile-friendly digital platforms.
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