AHI: Growth and Improvement of Cross-Border E-Commerce Using IVAS

Abstract

Electronic commerce is a principle that is getting momentum in the business world. Like other e-commerce papers, the purpose of this paper was to enlighten on e-commerce adaptation, trends, and concerns that are actively encouraging and inhibiting its efficiencies by conducting a thorough analysis of relevant literature in the field. It has been observed that there has been an increasing tendency of e-commerce implementation nationally and internationally, even in the least developed countries, which is encouraged by e-commerce adoption gains for businesses such as improved sales possibilities, economic viability with enlarged coverage, and improved customer care. Apart from browser buying, online companies offer a variety of Web-based advertising alternatives to businesses; retailers have been captivated by the concept of expanding their marketplace via digital portals and have applied it to improve customer experience. The use of technologies in online buying or advertising is performed to carry out increased marketing. The popularity of online purchasing is rapidly increasing. In today’s commercial world, e-commerce is booming. E-commerce entails the purchase and sale of products and services, as well as the transmission of payments or information, over an electronic network, most commonly the Internet. This research paper analyzes the concept and working of e-commerce platforms. Moreover, the main objective of this research paper is to investigate different meanings of e-commerce for the masses. This paper proposes a solution to tackle all issues and mischiefs that are related to virtual assistants (VAs) and gives an infrastructure about how businesses can flourish without VAs.