The Belgian Association of Electric Dealers report shows that E-commerce is becoming a trend

The Belgian Association of Electric Dealers (behttp://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/3914.html ">commerce") recently released the latest survey report, about 90% Belgian online retailer is confident in the development of E-commerce in the 2013. Becommerce Chairman Hissens (Ceysens) said that the electrical business will become an important industry in Belgium, in the current business environment, integrated, multi-channel mode of electrical business is becoming more and more important, which means that the electrical business must be well coordinated online and offline services.

The report reveals an existing trend in which online retailers are starting to appear as independent companies, rather than just one of the retailers ' sales channels. In Belgium, the proportion of independent electric companies has risen sharply, from 27% in 2007 to 67% in 2012. Moreover, this trend is not only in Belgium, but has become the trend of the global electric business.

At the same time, the size of electric business enterprises will be further expanded. In 2012, 26% of Belgian electricity dealers had 6-10 employees, while the vast majority of small businesses with 2-5 employees. 63% of Belgian companies will recruit new employees in 2013, especially in the IT and online marketing professions.

The report also shows that "Cross-border shopping" has seen a sharp increase in the trend, a growing number of Belgian electricity dealers want to increase cross-border sales efforts. 22.2% of Belgium's goods flowed to other countries in 2012, and five years ago it was only 10.6%, which undoubtedly brought huge opportunities for cross-border delivery. For the Belgian local electricity business enterprise, the foreign electricity Business enterprise which operates in Belgium also brings the competition to become fiercer. In 2012, 63% of local firms felt pressure from foreign companies to multiply, compared with 49% in 2011, less than half.

In addition, through the survey of 550 local shops, Becommerce also found that the number of people who shopped via smartphones in 2012 was 3 times times higher than the previous year.

Source: China Post Express