The Internet has opened up a new horizon for

commerce, namely electronic commerce (e- commerce).

E-commerce entails the use of the Internet in the

marketing, identification, payment and delivery of goods

and services.Electronic commerce (EC or e-commerce) describes the

process of buying selling, transferring, or exchanging

products, services, or information via computer network,

including the Internet.E-business refers to a broader definition of EC, not just the

buying and selling of goods and services, but also

servicing customers, collaborating with business

partners, conducting e-learning, and conducting

electronic transactions within an organization.

Infrastructure Status and Issues

Financing Status and Issues

Status and Issues of Commerce

Governance Status and Issues

Present Status of E-business in Bangladesh

Status of E-business in Bangladesh

www.rokomari.com

www.webbangladesh.com

www.haatbazar.com

www.number1shop.com

www.bdbazar.com

www.sonarmarketplace.com

www.upoharbd.com

www.bdgift.com

www.cellbazaar.com

www.bikroy.com

www.chorka.com

www.muktabazaar.com

www.bikroy.com

www.banglacommerce.com

www.bdbazar.com

www.bdjobs.com

www.premium.com

www.shoppingcard.com

www.Ecommercebank.org

www.kroybikroy.com

www.kholabazar.com

www.bestway.com

www.sonalibangla.com

www.e-bangla.com

www.bajna.com

www.bangladeshinfo.com

www.bdquery.com

www.quickezine.com

www.webbangladesh.com

www.deshigift.com

Current Situation & Potential of E-Commerce in Bangladesh

Dimension of E-Commerce

E-commerce in the RMG Sector

E-commerce in the Oil and Gas Sector

Telecommunications: An Integral Part of E-Commerce

Banking Mechanism

Current Situation of E-business in Various Sector

Future of E-Commerce Industry

Potential of E-business in Bangladesh

Redefining broadband

Proposal of new marketing technique

Improvement initiatives

Large population

International grade Education

International demand

Lower price of services

Constraints of E-Commerce in Bangladesh

• Lack of initiatives in taking e-commerce.

• Very slow & expensive Internet services.

• Lack of appropriate trainers to teach the

E-commerce Knowledge.

• Lack of Government’s rules and regulation. result

• Bangladeshi’s Policy for e-commerce is

not adequate for good

• Lack of investment in hardware and software.

• Online banking connectivity is poor

• Absence of sufficient cyber law

• Bureaucratic complexities

Overcome of E-business implementation in Bangladesh Human Resource Development

IT training

Establish IT University

Harmonize standards for training institutes

Larger access to computers/internet through cyber cafes

Financial System

IT training

Establish IT University

Computerization

Electronic L/C

Foreign exchange credit cards

Venture funds

International gateway

Foreign exchange

Telecommunications

International broadband under Ministry of Post &

Telecommunication

Privatize Telecommunication and Telegraph

Independent Regulatory Authority for telecommunication

Open telecommunication market to new investment

Conclusion

Creating awareness among the Bangladeshi exporters regarding

e-commerce is essential. They have to be knowledgeable to

appreciate and to utilize the benefits of IT. Synergy between

telecommunications and information technology has the proven

capability of monitoring and administering the real-time

transactions. Therefore, liberalizing the telecom and IT sectors

as well as reforming the country’s financial and commercial

procedures is the preconditions of successfully implementing e-

commerce in Bangladesh.