HI All
Here in my country, the festive season is going on. The biggest festival of the year is going to celebrate next week. Markets are full of stuff and shoppers.E-commerce companies (Amazon, Flipkart etc) are offering heavy discounts and offers Big Billion Days, they are trying to break there previous records of sale in this festive season.
While on the other hand traditional Retail B&M businesses are not that much enthusiastic because of declining sales figures. They are blaming E-commerce companies for the decline in sales of retail businesses. Now the retail business owners opposing the e-commerce companies. In one of the state which is considered wealthiest in the country retail business owners association decided to oppose e-commerce companies and what they are doing is they are ordering expensive goods & stuff such as gadgets, electronic appliances etc from online platforms and when the order came to deliver they are not taking the deliveries. According to a news source goods worth of 1 billion dollars is not claimed or deliveries not taken.
What I am thinking is that if this conflict between E-commerce companies and Retail B&M businesses can provide some new opportunities.
So what I am asking is;
1. Is a genuine problem here?
2. Is this problem can be solved in a form of new business (or idea)?
3. Is this just another disruption that passes without changing anything for both the parties involved?
Here in my country, the festive season is going on. The biggest festival of the year is going to celebrate next week. Markets are full of stuff and shoppers.E-commerce companies (Amazon, Flipkart etc) are offering heavy discounts and offers Big Billion Days, they are trying to break there previous records of sale in this festive season.
While on the other hand traditional Retail B&M businesses are not that much enthusiastic because of declining sales figures. They are blaming E-commerce companies for the decline in sales of retail businesses. Now the retail business owners opposing the e-commerce companies. In one of the state which is considered wealthiest in the country retail business owners association decided to oppose e-commerce companies and what they are doing is they are ordering expensive goods & stuff such as gadgets, electronic appliances etc from online platforms and when the order came to deliver they are not taking the deliveries. According to a news source goods worth of 1 billion dollars is not claimed or deliveries not taken.
What I am thinking is that if this conflict between E-commerce companies and Retail B&M businesses can provide some new opportunities.
So what I am asking is;
1. Is a genuine problem here?
2. Is this problem can be solved in a form of new business (or idea)?
3. Is this just another disruption that passes without changing anything for both the parties involved?
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