Sentences with phrase «e-commerce company accounts»

This is not surprising given the Chinese e-commerce company accounts for 80 percent of Internet sales in the second - largest economy in the world.

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The pricier sites, besides having sophisticated E-commerce features, often have detailed databases that mesh with a company's back - end systems (including inventory, fulfillment, and accounting).

A sale of Yahoo's internet assets would leave the company just owning a 35.5 percent stake in Yahoo Japan Corp., as well as a 15 percent stake in Chinese e-commerce company Alibaba Group Holding Ltd., which accounts for most of its value.

First off, the company is looking to build on its budding e-commerce business (which currently accounts for a meager 1 % of sales) by enhancing its Website and launching a mobile platform (expected in the fiscal third quarter).

And a good time to observe the fast - growing, but crowded and competitive luxury e-commerce market, expected to account for 25 percent of luxury sales by 2025, according to Bain & Company.

Earlier this year, Aliant paired with Merchant e-Solutions to expand its client roster to include accounts with higher annual processing volumes, such as e-commerce, travel, and B2B companies.

Jean resigned from her role as an account manager with an e-commerce company.

Sales Account Management E-Commerce │ Marketing │ Advertising To become an integral member of a company in the sales field by implementing my sales and negotiating tactics and following primary goals to increase business sales volume of the organization.

Even with economic uncertainty, the technology sector remains a steady source of job growth; the New York Times reports that e-commerce jobs alone account for a major boom in employment as innovative, technology - disruptive companies develop, sell, and implement new e-commerce technology solutions.

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Summary: * Dynamic Silicon Valley Business Development Executive with Extensive experience in Business Development, e-Commerce, Key Account Management & Strategic Planning for companies ranging from start ups to Industry Leaders in both domestic and International markets.

Professional Duties & Responsibilities Directed sales and customer service operations for a variety of companies and products Oversaw, trained, and reviewed customer service and sales staff ensuring effective operations Consistently exceeded sales goals through cold calling, networking, and other tactics Authored company financial and sales reports to determine trending and growth opportunities Negotiated contracts and agreements with vendors resulting in significant company revenue Delivered exceptional customer service resulting in client satisfaction and repeat business Conducted periodic client account reviews to ensure high level service and information accuracy Resolved customer service inquiries in a timely, positive, and professional manner Built and strengthened relationships with key clients, partners, and industry leaders Responsible for e-commerce technology and client information database Provided IT support, quality assurance analysis, and system upgrades to increase efficiency Authored and presented reports to senior leadership regarding data management best practices Consistently promoted and awarded for excellence in sales, customer service, and leadership

At Prologis, the biggest industrial REIT, e-commerce accounts for about 10 percent of revenue, 20 percent of new leases and close to 30 percent of new developments, according to the company.

Global consulting firm Deloitte predicts that online purchases will account for roughly 30 percent of all U.S. retail sales by 2030, according to «E-Commerce Implications for Retail Real Estate,» a 2015 report by USAA Real Estate Company.