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![Online banking and transections
1. Gas, electricity , water bill
2. Mobile banking
3. Payment methods (Debit card, credit card, Moneybookers, skrill, neteller, webmoney,
PayPal, MasterCard )
Outsourcing/ freelancing
1. Freelance, odesk, elance are major site for working online in various sector’s like:
finance, accounting, marketing, photography etc.
2. Movie outsourcing (monsoon production, chobial production)
Online shopping
1. All kind of products. (from livelihood products to luxurious products)
2. Every kind of tickets (Bus, plain, train, concert, world cup etc all type of tickets]
Online services
1. Medical advices.
2. E education.
3. E agriculture (EAgricultural support for rural area farmers)
4. All types of products home delivery.
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Status, Potential and Constraints in e-business application in Bangladesh
In 1997, IBM and its agency Ogilvy & Mather began marketing IBM's IT solutions and expertise by promoting the concept of "e-business" and conducting business online. E-commerce in Bangladesh started in the late 1990s but saw slow growth until 2008 due to a lack of online transaction systems and low internet penetration and costs. While online payments grew to around $110 million by 2008, this was still one of the lowest amounts in the world.
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IBM and Ogilvy & Mather initiated 'e-business' marketing in 1997 to highlight online business.
E-commerce in Bangladesh faced slow growth (2000-2008) due to low internet transactions and high costs.
Services include online banking, outsourcing, and e-commerce for various products and tickets.
Sajeeb Wazed Joy leads the Digital Bangladesh initiative alongside various organizations promoting tech.
Bangladesh, as a developing country, has potential for growth in local and international trade.
E-business could increase Bangladesh's GDP by 2.6% in 2020, rising internet users from 3.2% to 12%.
Challenges include unreliable IT infrastructure, high costs, network access issues, and poor electricity.
High cost of computers limits access; the per capita income is too low for villagers to afford technology.
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Status, Potential and Constraints in e-business application in Bangladesh
- 3. In 1997, IBMmarketing, with its agency Ogilvy & Mather began to use its foundation in IT solutions and expertise to market itself as a leader of conducting business on the Internet through the term "e-business”
- 4. E-commerce started inBangladesh in the late 90s. From 2000 to 2008 the E-commerce sector observed slow growth. There were few E-commerce websites but there were no system for online transaction which is the first condition for E-commerce. In addition, high cost of Internet and lower penetration meant that few people knew about these sites. According to Bangladesh Bank, payments and transactions by credit cards were nearly Tk11 billion in June 2008; one of the lowest in the world. Growth Rate 1990 2000 2010 2013 1.02% 2.11% 4.80% 8.06% 0% 2% 4% 6% 8%
- 5. Online banking andtransections 1. Gas, electricity , water bill 2. Mobile banking 3. Payment methods (Debit card, credit card, Moneybookers, skrill, neteller, webmoney, PayPal, MasterCard ) Outsourcing/ freelancing 1. Freelance, odesk, elance are major site for working online in various sector’s like: finance, accounting, marketing, photography etc. 2. Movie outsourcing (monsoon production, chobial production) Online shopping 1. All kind of products. (from livelihood products to luxurious products) 2. Every kind of tickets (Bus, plain, train, concert, world cup etc all type of tickets] Online services 1. Medical advices. 2. E education. 3. E agriculture (EAgricultural support for rural area farmers) 4. All types of products home delivery. 5. Ecommerce site
- 6. The most inclusivemobilization initiative in Bangladesh visionary behind ‘‘Digital Bangladesh’’ is came from the person Sajeeb Wazed Joy, also the Prime Minister’s Adviser on ICT and his organization is The Centre for Research and Information (CRI) Other organization’s are:- Bangladesh Science and Technology Development Forum (BSTDF) Bangladesh Rural Advancement Committee(BRAC) The Asia Foundation Bangladesh Association For Social Advancement (BASA) And so many …..
- 7. Since Bangladesh isa developing nation , the opportunity for the development of local and international trade and business, like all other LDC’s, is increasing.
- 8. Hi-velocity in 2005 3.2%Internet User 12% Internet User Extra 2.6 percent increase of GDP in 2020 for E-Business
- 9. Sectored Limitations In theoverall class of present IT infrastructure in the country is not of trusted level. Data Security Monopoly, high link costs and inaccessibility of networks are the main impediments Undependable electricity resource. High-speed net connection is now also costly and limited. Setting up of rules/regulations/guidelines to enter electronic signature is underway.
- 10. Question of Safety SiteIntegrity System Up-gradation Momentary Intangibility High price of computer and hardware: The per capita income of our people is less than US$520. But in order to buy a computer it is needed US$500 and for this reason, it is beyond the capacity for a villager’s to buy it.