Shopping Carts

The development of web shopping systems took place directly after the Internet or the World Wide Web had become a mass medium. This was a result of the launch of the browser Mosaic in 1993 and Netscape in 1994. It created an environment in which web shopping was possible. The Internet and WWW therefore acted as the key infrastructure developments that contributed to the rapid diffusion of the e-commerce. E-commerce (as a subset of e-business) describes all computer-aided business transactions. In 1998 a total of 11 e-business models were observed, one of which was the e-shop business model for a B2C (Business-to-consumer) business - also called the "online shop". The two terms "online shop" and "electronic" or "e-shop" are used synonymously. The term "online shopping" was invented much earlier in 1984; in example for TV based systems. In order to enable "online shopping" a software system is needed. Since "online shopping", in the context of the B2C business model, became broadly available to the end consumer, WWW-based "online shops" evolved. Prowzer is an expert at online solutions and creating shopping carts, payments solutions etc, talk to us and see how we can help.