Connecting local stores on e-commerce platforms
Connecting local stores on e-commerce platforms
Witnessing difficulties facing businesses, and in order to fully promote the effectiveness of e-commerce channels, the Centre for Information and Digital Technology under the Việt Nam E-commerce and Digital Economy Agency, Ministry of Industry and Trade, has been connecting local departments, agencies and branches with e-commerce platforms and e-commerce service providers to deploy the Flagship Store model of local stalls on e-commerce platforms.
Opening local stores on e-commerce platforms. — Photo anninhthudo.vn |
According to a representative of the Centre for Information and Digital Technology, this is also a solution within the GoOnline national e-commerce application programme, chaired by the Việt Nam E-commerce and Digital Economy Agency in co-operation with major e-commerce platforms.
It will provide synchronous solutions to help small and medium-sized businesses in localities optimise operating processes and manage sales channels to distribute products of local businesses for the best efficiency.
The programme is aimed at all small and medium-sized businesses that need to develop sales on e-commerce platforms, from common essential products to specific products.
In addition, the programme expects to support businesses with potential products but having difficulty in personnel or costs to expand sales channels via e-commerce platforms.
Participating in this programme, each province and locality will be able to set up a booth on a major e-commerce platform, focusing on all manufacturing enterprises and products of the province, to facilitate the management, operation and distribution of products on the e-commerce platform.
According to the representative of the Centre for Information and Digital technology, businesses will be provided with useful and practical information about the market, business strategies and sales campaigns throughout the duration of their participation.
At the same time, the centre has been working with a number of businesses on technology and services so that when this solution is put into operation, it will directly support businesses in setting up booths and marketing, PR, livestream sales, logistics management and customer care to optimise both costs and sales efficiency.
In addition, to ensure long-term development, organising training for the business's own e-commerce operations team is also an important part of the programme.
In the near future, the Centre for Information and Digital Technology expects to deploy the Flagship Store on the e-commerce platforms Shopee and Lazada.
