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centralized model though, each store has only staff needed for the store‘s
operations, and the rest of the function are performed by the centralized
management. Finally the hybrid model, is a combination
of the holding and
centralized models. Following that, we need to mention that the
competition on the Baku‘s consumption market is significantly growing
nowadays. The number of competitors grow along with the quantity and
the quality of the products.
Electronic commercial plays an important role in the growth and
development of the consumption market. The development of electronic
commercial allows consumers to choose the most suitable vendors by
eliminating the geographical difficulties. At the same time it allows the
companies to efficiently determine the preferences of the consumers. Here
are the following types of operations in this are [4]:
- Business to business (B2B)
- Business to customer (B2C)
- Business to administration / government (B2A / B2G)
- Administration / government to consumer (A2C/ G2C)
- Intra business
One of the treats of the development of electronic commercial is the
fact that there is lack of the rules and regulations. Automatic identification
system is used for the development of this area.
Despite the fast growth and development of the technologies used for
the consumer market, most of these technologies are taken from the
identical models, which are already in use in the East [5, p.7]. In other
words, there is no consideration about the differences of the local market
with the markets
of the countries of the East, and this
model is used exactly
the same in both cases. This does not allow them to develop of the local
markets, due to the fact that despite globalization there are many
differences between the consumer markets of different countries. Because
of that the structures of the market starts to become more similar. This
means that the rules of the operations are changing and becoming more
unified. This strongly affects the local market and creates a new concept,
which changes the rules of the business on the local market.
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