Top Filipino e-commerce executives have joined Locad, a cloud-based logistics provider, in a bid to build up the company’s capability to support more brands and merchants in their online journey.
The country’s e-commerce leaders are featured in the new book, which aims to become a resource material for e-commerce newbies who want to figure out this new way of doing business.
E-commerce enabler Etaily said traditional retailers with brick-and-mortar stores can thrive in the digital retail environment if they can design online channels that complement their offline presence.
Shopee has partnered with the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) to offer in-depth discussions about online selling to support the growth of online businesses through “Shopee Thursdays”.
The Philippines and the rest of Southeast Asia can expand their footprint in the European Union market by incorporating in Estonia through the e-Residency program.
The Philippine Online Dispute Resolution System (PODRS) will serve as the Web-based consumer complaint portal of the country where consumers can file complaint and seek redress in relation to the product purchased or service availed either online of offline from a business establishment or platform located in the Philippines.
DTI undersecretary Rafaelita Aldaba said the pandemic has also forced traditional enterprises and startups to create new digital business models to diversify revenue streams.
