China s e commerce development is facing ten major obstacles, and the report is submitted

The main problems existing in the development of e-commerce in China are:

1. The construction of information infrastructure cannot keep up with the needs of e-commerce development;

China has made certain achievements in the construction of information infrastructure, but there is still a certain gap in the requirements of e-commerce in developed countries.

2. Safety issues;

The security of the transaction is a very important problem that plagues the development of e-commerce, the transaction between the two parties is through a virtual network, which not only involves the two parties involved in the transaction, but also involves the business administration, customs, insurance, taxation, banking and other departments of different regions and countries.

This requires a coherent legal and policy framework and a strong cross-regional and cross-sectoral coordination body.

3. The construction and commodities are too complicated;

Now there are many problems in the construction of the first class, first of all, advertising, commodity advertising exaggerates the description of the untrue goods, consumers find that the real thing and the goods do not match after receiving the goods, which will make many people afraid of e-commerce, thinking that they are all fake.

There are also some problems with the marking of goods, and whether they can be bought and worn will also cause many difficulties for consumers to choose.

4. Logistics and distribution problems.

After the e-commerce transaction is reached, how to deliver the goods to consumers quickly, accurately and safely is also a concern of e-commerce personnel and consumers.

At present, the number of logistics enterprises in China has a certain scale, but the number of logistics enterprises that can adapt to e-commerce is not perfect enough, and the service awareness and service quality are not satisfactory. For example, some remote mountainous areas and rural logistics cannot be reached.

5. Mass foundation and credibility issues.

E-commerce is suitable for people with certain professional knowledge, and the proportion of these people in our country is not very large, especially some middle-aged and elderly people can not be familiar with the operation, and the traditional thinking also restricts the development of e-commerce to a certain extent.

The credibility of enterprises, merchants and consumers is the top priority in the development of e-commerce.

<>1. Because e-commerce has no restrictions on time, space and artificial conditions. People's lives and work will become convenient, flexible and free. In particular, there will be fundamental changes in the acquisition of information, the transmission of information, the various service activities, payments, delivery methods, etc.

Therefore, it is favored by many enterprises and individual businesses, as well as the love of the masses.

2. E-commerce makes modern business activities safe, reliable, fast, clear and convenient, and e-commerce activities can be carried out anytime and anywhere through the Internet.

a) Safety barriers. Security is an important obstacle to the widespread use of e-commerce, such as external risks such as computer viruses and cybercrimes, as well as risks from within the enterprise. (2) Standards and regulatory obstacles.

The development of e-commerce is restricted by the imperfection of technical means and norms related to security, confidentiality, certification, law, and so on. (3) Obstacles to operating costs. (4) Legal obstacles.

Countries around the world have not yet enacted complete laws on the Internet, which restricts the development of e-commerce. (5) Barriers to online payment. At present, the communication platforms selected by the spring auctions of various banks are not uniform, and most of the banks still use their own payment gateways, which will not be conducive to the interconnection of inter-bank business between banks and the conduct of online payment activities.

6) Conceptual barriers. The traditional shopping habits and psychology of consumers are deeply ingrained. (7) Obstacles in the logistics system.

The lag in the construction of the logistics system will have a strong bottleneck restriction on the development of e-commerce. (8) Credit obstacles. A good e-commerce environment requires a good credit system as a barrier to protect the elderly.