Abstract

The scenario has changed during the last few years. Introducing an “e” in front of another function in the organization appears to be the golden formula for a never-ending meteoric rise. The development of E-commerce is due to this huge transformation. It is an Internet-based commerce system that allows you to purchase and sell things electronically. It is the technology’s most important application. It lowers the transaction expenses associated with buying. It benefits the globalization. It also cuts minimizing the amount of hours spent buying. Commerce is defined as an activity of buying and selling without the use of any communications technology aid. Despite all of the aforementioned characteristics of E-commerce, conventional commerce in India has not loosened its grip on the market. Consumers choose between the two types of commerce based on their preferences. However, the question arises as to which of the two methods of purchase is more trusted by the majority of buyers. To understand customer confidence in the two types of commerce, this study, entitled “Comparative Study of E-Commerce and Commerce Related to Customer Trust,” provides information about the economic situation in which we are tracking ourselves. Provide. While establishing trust in an electronic commerce system is more troublesome than it is in friendly buying, it is significantly more basic for success. Trust is a drawn-out asset that is hard to earn and simple to lose. The aim of this work is to propose a novel conceptual framework for consumer purchasing trust that emphasizes the stages involved in establishing online customer trust. The interactions between consumers, suppliers, and referees that must occur prior to moving from one stage to the next from one stage of trust to the next this model can assist us in better understanding cybertrust. Provide techniques for business owners to gain customer trust, and point them in the right direction in the future fact checking in this effective technological field.

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