B2C

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B2C

(Business to Consumer) A business communicating with or selling to an individual rather than a company. See B2B, B2G, B2E and X2X.

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Three factors are currently exacerbating the quality gap between B2B e-commerce and B2C e-commerce, according to the report.

B2B Trails B2C in E-Commerce Effectiveness: B2B companies need to evolve their go-to-market strategies by adopting proven B2C principles

Australia & New Zealand B2C E-Commerce Market 2014

Special Discounts on Select B2C E-Commerce and Online Payments Reports from yStats.com

Saudi Arabia is the second largest B2C E-Commerce market in the region.

Online retail growth expected in Middle East markets

In 2010, Europe overtook the US as the biggest B2C e-commerce market in the world.

E-COMMERCE : ONLINE RETAILERS SEE NO CRISIS

M-Commerce and Group Shopping important Trends in B2C E-Commerce in Hong Kong

Research and Markets: Tiger Countries B2C E-Commerce Report 2013

B2C Share, an online facility allowing SMEs and micro-firms to share resources and facilities and B2C Friends, engaging in responsible practices to "enhance and support the local community" are just some of the ideas garnering interest.

Appeal for community champions; Project needs 500 business partners

One example of B2C success is the link-up between Flint's HSS Tool Hire and Clwyd Alyn Housing Association.

New venture will put PS4.5m into economy; PS800k scheme targets community

The majority of users are B2C customers, with a large share from branded banking, airline, and shopping apps.

830 m. enterprise Smartphone and tablet app users by 2016: ABI Research

Access to a B2B and B2C directory is also available at the site, while a subscriber may also post their own web site to the appropriate section of this directory.

New B2B and B2C web site launched

One of the things that has been panning Out about the B2C model is that much online activity by the public has been primarily educational, such as policyholders' information about products, coverage and companies.

To Be...Or B2B

B2C players are quickly finding that the cost savings promised by e-commerce are being eaten up by high delivery expenses, leaving them struggling for profitability.

Home Delivery Can Make or Break a B2C

Hackers are becoming more sophisticated, and any organization that wants to portray itself as a leader of B2B or B2C needs to show that it has effective security policies in place," says Molina.