Research on Inventory Management of B2C E-Commerce Company – A Case Study on Jingdong Mall

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Project Title: Research on Inventory Management of B2C E-Commerce Company – A Case Study on Jingdong Mall
Author: Ms. Li Siwei
Advisor: Dr. Qiu Chao
Degree: Master of Business Administration
Major: Business Administration
Faculty: Graduate Schools
Academic year: 2020
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National and International Academic Conference “Innovation and Management for Sustainability” 9-10 July 2020

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Li, Siwei. (2020). Research on inventory management of B2C E-Commerce Company – A case study on Jingdong Mall. (Independent study, Master of Business Administration). Bangkok: Siam University.


Abstract

With rapid economic development at home and abroad, improvement of living standards of residents and rapid development of the Internet, many e-commerce platforms have emerged in China. Some examples of B2C e-commerce platforms are: JD.com, Tall, Amazon, Suning.com, and Ju E-commerce companies, such as Meiyou, Goma, Dangdang, No. 1 Store, Meituan, Nuomi, etc. are facing increased competition and challenges. Efficient operation of the e-commerce platform begins with detailed inventory management. Due to a large variety of inventory products, management of the e-commerce platform is demanding. Overall operations are difficult, so it is important to study the problem of inventory management in an e-commerce environment. This article compared inventory management methods of China Jingdong Mall as a background to analyze the problems of enterprise inventory management.

Keywords: B2C, Inventory management, Inventory control, Big data analysis.


Research on Inventory Management of B2C E-Commerce Company – A Case Study on Jingdong Mall

Master of Business Administration (International Program), Siam University, Bangkok, Thailand

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