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See Full StoryBy the end of 2002, more than 600 million people worldwide will have access to the Web,
and they will spend more than US$1 trillion shopping online, according to a study by
research firm IDC. "Once people get over the security and privacy hiccups, as well as
other problems that are not directly related to e-commerce, and have access to wider
product offerings, e-commerce will become as widespread as offline commerce," IDC vice
president Carol Glasheen told the E-Commerce Times.
Re: Study: E-Commerce To Top $1 Trillion in 2002
Posted by: Dimka 2002-06-19 11:16:57 In reply to: Elaine X. Grant
Where to advertise B2B services for the best result?
Re: Study: E-Commerce To Top $1 Trillion in 2002
Posted by: richc47 2002-02-19 08:13:10 In reply to: Elaine X. Grant
Two questions:
What are some of the answers to overcome the objection of security
issues when buying online?
Does IDC have any sales figures for the B2C or C2C market?
