Study: Asia-Pacific to account for 41.4pc of global e-commerce sales
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Asia-Pacific will account for 41.4 percent of worldwide e-commerce sales and is set to overtake the US as the world’s biggest e-commerce market, the latest research by Worldwide Business Research (WBR) shows.
The research was conducted as part of the 3rd Annual e-Tail Asia conference to be held in Singapore in March.
The study also found that e-commerce leaders in the region sees customer experience as the most crucial focus in 2015, followed by mobile marketing and cross border marketing.
In the latest research conducted by Worldwide Business Research (WBR), e-commerce leaders across Asia-Pacific identified Customer Experience as the most crucial focus area for 2015, followed by Mobile Marketing and Cross border Marketing.
The research was conducted as part of the 3rd Annual e-Tail Asia conference to be held in Singapore in March.
Questions & Answers
Q.Which entity conducted the research on global e-commerce sales and market dominance?
Which entity conducted the research on global e-commerce sales and market dominance?
The research indicating Asia-Pacific's share of global e-commerce sales was conducted by Worldwide Business Research (WBR).
Q.When and where was the conference associated with this e-commerce research held?
When and where was the conference associated with this e-commerce research held?
The research was conducted as part of the 3rd Annual e-Tail Asia conference, which was set to be held in Singapore in March.
Q.What did e-commerce leaders in the Asia-Pacific region identify as their main focus for 2015?
What did e-commerce leaders in the Asia-Pacific region identify as their main focus for 2015?
E-commerce leaders in the region identified customer experience as the most crucial focus for 2015, followed by mobile and cross-border marketing.
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