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  • Shopmatic helps SMEs and individual entrepreneurs in APAC

    Shopmatic helps SMEs and individual entrepreneurs in APAC

    MUMBAI: Shopmatic, a Singapore-based e-commerce company providing a platform for any merchant to take their business online, has joined hands with leading e-commerce marketplaces like Amazon, eBay, Lazada. The alliance will seamlessly enable Shopmatic merchants in Singapore to develop their own webstores for a global presence and sell their products or services on these marketplaces in a convenient, hassle-free manner.

    A financial and business management hub, Singapore provides a strong digital infrastructure with the highest internet penetration in Southeast Asia. Industry analysts estimate that three out of every four residents in the country will use the internet at least once a month [1], a figure well above that for any other country in the region. The platform is focused on helping not only the small and medium businesses of the Asian countries to find their feet in the online world, but also give these firms global exposure.

    Commenting on this alliance Shopmatic CEO Anurag Avula said, “As a global e-commerce company, our primary focus is to empower merchants and individual business owners with an online platform which can help them in reaching out to a bigger audience and boost their business through greater speed and efficiency. By tying up with these successful e-commerce powerhouses, we are enabling our user base in Singapore to leverage the penetration and popularity of these portals and gain instant access to millions of customers across the globe. Meanwhile, they will also continue enjoying the benefits of being enlisted on our platform that provides them with an entire ecosystem to grow their business in the virtual world.”

    Shopmatic has established partnerships with numerous international and local companies in order to make it easier for its users to sell online. Recently, Shopmatic signed deals with global online payments giant PayPal to enable its merchants in expanding their sales across the globe. On the logistics front, Shopmatic has made strategic partnerships with local and global logistics players like Delhivery and Aramex. These tie-ups have been instrumental in helping individual entrepreneurs manage everything that is required to let their business grow, including exposing them to international markets with the help of Shopmatic’s global footprint.

  • Amazon business head join Housing.com, to strengthen full-service transactions

    Amazon business head join Housing.com, to strengthen full-service transactions

    MUMBAI: Housing.com has appointed Vivek Jain as chief product and technology officer to focus on strengthening the product and engineering aspects of the business to help steer Housing.com towards its goal of becoming a full-service transaction player.

    Housing.com CEO Jason Kothari said, “Our goal is to become the most trusted and the leading end-to-end real estate transaction platform in the country, and robust product and technology innovation will be important for us to achieve that. Vivek comes with best-in-class product and technology leadership experience, global exposure and an entrepreneurial mind-set, which is a unique mix, and one that blends seamlessly with the thinking and culture at Housing.com. I believe Vivek’s addition to our senior team will greatly benefit us in realizing our vision for the Company.”

    Jain is an industry veteran with over 14 years of experience in the technology and digital domains in India and the US. In his last role at Amazon, he was the business head for the cloud division where he helped define the value proposition, differentiation strategy, pricing and feature roadmap to create a sustainable competitive advantage for the company.

    “As technology continues to play an increasingly important role in our day-to-day lives, Housing.com has managed to bring the benefits of technology to the real-estate segment through path-breaking product innovations. As the company gears-up for the next phase of growth and transformation, product and engineering will define the contours of success, and with an immensely talented team, I believe Housing.com is well-poised to fulfil the potential.” added Jain.

    He started his career as an early member of Texas-based start-up Ashley Laurent and later joined Motorola Mobility, a division of Google. While in the US, Jain was associated with the US Department of Commerce where he reviewed business plans at Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (BTOP) to help assist President Obama and the Federal Government deliver on the promise of economic recovery (ARRA) through the $7.2 Billion Recovery Act’s BTOP & Broadband Initiatives.

  • Amazon business head join Housing.com, to strengthen full-service transactions

    Amazon business head join Housing.com, to strengthen full-service transactions

    MUMBAI: Housing.com has appointed Vivek Jain as chief product and technology officer to focus on strengthening the product and engineering aspects of the business to help steer Housing.com towards its goal of becoming a full-service transaction player.

    Housing.com CEO Jason Kothari said, “Our goal is to become the most trusted and the leading end-to-end real estate transaction platform in the country, and robust product and technology innovation will be important for us to achieve that. Vivek comes with best-in-class product and technology leadership experience, global exposure and an entrepreneurial mind-set, which is a unique mix, and one that blends seamlessly with the thinking and culture at Housing.com. I believe Vivek’s addition to our senior team will greatly benefit us in realizing our vision for the Company.”

    Jain is an industry veteran with over 14 years of experience in the technology and digital domains in India and the US. In his last role at Amazon, he was the business head for the cloud division where he helped define the value proposition, differentiation strategy, pricing and feature roadmap to create a sustainable competitive advantage for the company.

    “As technology continues to play an increasingly important role in our day-to-day lives, Housing.com has managed to bring the benefits of technology to the real-estate segment through path-breaking product innovations. As the company gears-up for the next phase of growth and transformation, product and engineering will define the contours of success, and with an immensely talented team, I believe Housing.com is well-poised to fulfil the potential.” added Jain.

    He started his career as an early member of Texas-based start-up Ashley Laurent and later joined Motorola Mobility, a division of Google. While in the US, Jain was associated with the US Department of Commerce where he reviewed business plans at Broadband Technology Opportunities Program (BTOP) to help assist President Obama and the Federal Government deliver on the promise of economic recovery (ARRA) through the $7.2 Billion Recovery Act’s BTOP & Broadband Initiatives.

  • Amazon.in announces the launch of an urban Fulfilment Centre in Chennai

    Amazon.in announces the launch of an urban Fulfilment Centre in Chennai

    MUMBAI: Amazon.in today announced the launch an urban Fulfilment Centre (FC) located at Virugambakkam in Chennai. Offering a storage area of close to 100,000 cubic feet, the FC is spread over an area of close to 50,000 square feet in the heart of Chennai. The urban FC model will further enable Amazon.in to support deliveries under its recently launched Prime program and offer faster delivery to a wider set of customers during the upcoming festive season. With this launch, Amazon.in has 23 operational Fulfilment Centres in 10 states across the country with a combined storage space of more than 6 million cubic feet. This is the 2 of the 6 FCs planned in readiness for the festive season.

    Amazon.in’s new Fulfilment Centre has been set up in a Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC) building which used to be the erstwhile ‘Golden Studios’. The building has been renovated extensively, transforming it into an Amazon Fulfilment Centre. Apart from enabling faster delivery and creating direct employment, this FC will fuel the growth of ancillary businesses such as packaging, transportation, logistics, and hospitality across the state.

    Talking about its benefits, Amazon India VP customer fulfilment Akhil Saxena said, “Since the start, we have been relentlessly focusing on strengthening our logistics & delivery infrastructure to ensure faster delivery to shoppers across the country. With this urban FC in the heart of Chennai, we are moving closer to our customers. This will not only support our Prime promise of one-day & two-day delivery but will also allow us to efficiently serve customers in the upcoming festive season. A lot more customers will now be able to opt for Cash on Delivery, Guaranteed Next-Day, Same Day, Release Day, Morning delivery and Sunday delivery on Amazon.in.”

    Local sellers, weavers, craftsmen & artisans involved in traditional textiles & local handicrafts too would be able to reach a wider set of customers and provide a delightful customer experience through Fulfilment By Amazon (FBA) offered via the FC. When using FBA, sellers across India send their products to Amazon’s FCs and once an order is placed, Amazon picks, packs and ships the order to the customer, provides customer service and manages returns on behalf of the sellers. Orders fulfilled by Amazon are eligible for Cash on Delivery, Guaranteed Next-Day, Same Day, Release Day, Morning delivery and Sunday delivery. Sellers save money by replacing their upfront capital expense with low variable cost and pay only for the storage space they use and the orders that Amazon fulfils. Sellers always have the flexibility to choose the number of products they want to have fulfilled by Amazon and scale according to their business requirements.

    Since its launch in June 2013, Amazon.in has been working extensively to launch services that meet different business requirements of sellers and help them grow their business profitably online. Over the past three years, Amazon.in has introduced the most comprehensive suite of offerings for sellers to sell online in India. From running an extensive education and skilling program for SMEs called Seller University, offering Fulfilment By Amazon (a pay-as-you-go fulfilment service wherein Amazon.in packs, ships and delivers products to customers, manages returns and does customer service on behalf of the sellers), innovating Easy Ship (an assisted shipping service that makes it easy for sellers to ship products across India), launching Seller Flex(bringing Amazon’s flagship FBA experience to the seller’s doorstep by implementing the FBA technology at sellers’ warehouses), introducing Amazon Tatkal (a service-on-wheels to help SMBs get online within 60 minutes), to building the largest storage capacity in ecommerce in India for sellers to the tune of 7.5 million cubic feet, Amazon.in has been helping sellers reach millions of customers across the country. Amazon launched its Global Selling Program for sellers in India in May last year and today over 12,000 sellers from India are selling their ‘Make in India’ products on Amazon’s nine global marketplaces to over millions of active worldwide customers. The company also launched its most loved offering Prime to Indian shoppers last week. With Prime, Indian customers in over 100 cities can enjoy unlimited free one-day and two-day delivery on lakhs of eligible products from India’s largest online shopping selection.

    All consumers on www.amazon.in and the Amazon mobile shopping app have an easy and convenient access to over 65 million products across hundreds of categories. They benefit from a safe and secure ordering experience, convenient electronic payments, Cash on Delivery, Amazon’s 24×7 customer service support, and a globally recognized and comprehensive 100% purchase protection provided by Amazon’s A-to-Z Guarantee.

  • Amazon.in announces the launch of an urban Fulfilment Centre in Chennai

    Amazon.in announces the launch of an urban Fulfilment Centre in Chennai

    MUMBAI: Amazon.in today announced the launch an urban Fulfilment Centre (FC) located at Virugambakkam in Chennai. Offering a storage area of close to 100,000 cubic feet, the FC is spread over an area of close to 50,000 square feet in the heart of Chennai. The urban FC model will further enable Amazon.in to support deliveries under its recently launched Prime program and offer faster delivery to a wider set of customers during the upcoming festive season. With this launch, Amazon.in has 23 operational Fulfilment Centres in 10 states across the country with a combined storage space of more than 6 million cubic feet. This is the 2 of the 6 FCs planned in readiness for the festive season.

    Amazon.in’s new Fulfilment Centre has been set up in a Central Warehousing Corporation (CWC) building which used to be the erstwhile ‘Golden Studios’. The building has been renovated extensively, transforming it into an Amazon Fulfilment Centre. Apart from enabling faster delivery and creating direct employment, this FC will fuel the growth of ancillary businesses such as packaging, transportation, logistics, and hospitality across the state.

    Talking about its benefits, Amazon India VP customer fulfilment Akhil Saxena said, “Since the start, we have been relentlessly focusing on strengthening our logistics & delivery infrastructure to ensure faster delivery to shoppers across the country. With this urban FC in the heart of Chennai, we are moving closer to our customers. This will not only support our Prime promise of one-day & two-day delivery but will also allow us to efficiently serve customers in the upcoming festive season. A lot more customers will now be able to opt for Cash on Delivery, Guaranteed Next-Day, Same Day, Release Day, Morning delivery and Sunday delivery on Amazon.in.”

    Local sellers, weavers, craftsmen & artisans involved in traditional textiles & local handicrafts too would be able to reach a wider set of customers and provide a delightful customer experience through Fulfilment By Amazon (FBA) offered via the FC. When using FBA, sellers across India send their products to Amazon’s FCs and once an order is placed, Amazon picks, packs and ships the order to the customer, provides customer service and manages returns on behalf of the sellers. Orders fulfilled by Amazon are eligible for Cash on Delivery, Guaranteed Next-Day, Same Day, Release Day, Morning delivery and Sunday delivery. Sellers save money by replacing their upfront capital expense with low variable cost and pay only for the storage space they use and the orders that Amazon fulfils. Sellers always have the flexibility to choose the number of products they want to have fulfilled by Amazon and scale according to their business requirements.

    Since its launch in June 2013, Amazon.in has been working extensively to launch services that meet different business requirements of sellers and help them grow their business profitably online. Over the past three years, Amazon.in has introduced the most comprehensive suite of offerings for sellers to sell online in India. From running an extensive education and skilling program for SMEs called Seller University, offering Fulfilment By Amazon (a pay-as-you-go fulfilment service wherein Amazon.in packs, ships and delivers products to customers, manages returns and does customer service on behalf of the sellers), innovating Easy Ship (an assisted shipping service that makes it easy for sellers to ship products across India), launching Seller Flex(bringing Amazon’s flagship FBA experience to the seller’s doorstep by implementing the FBA technology at sellers’ warehouses), introducing Amazon Tatkal (a service-on-wheels to help SMBs get online within 60 minutes), to building the largest storage capacity in ecommerce in India for sellers to the tune of 7.5 million cubic feet, Amazon.in has been helping sellers reach millions of customers across the country. Amazon launched its Global Selling Program for sellers in India in May last year and today over 12,000 sellers from India are selling their ‘Make in India’ products on Amazon’s nine global marketplaces to over millions of active worldwide customers. The company also launched its most loved offering Prime to Indian shoppers last week. With Prime, Indian customers in over 100 cities can enjoy unlimited free one-day and two-day delivery on lakhs of eligible products from India’s largest online shopping selection.

    All consumers on www.amazon.in and the Amazon mobile shopping app have an easy and convenient access to over 65 million products across hundreds of categories. They benefit from a safe and secure ordering experience, convenient electronic payments, Cash on Delivery, Amazon’s 24×7 customer service support, and a globally recognized and comprehensive 100% purchase protection provided by Amazon’s A-to-Z Guarantee.

  • GoDaddy announces availability in Hindi, Marathi and Tamil to enable more small businesses

    GoDaddy announces availability in Hindi, Marathi and Tamil to enable more small businesses

    MUMBAI: GoDaddy Inc., technology provider dedicated to small businesses, has announced availability in Hindi, Marathi and Tamil to enable more small businesses (SMBs) across India to build strong online presences. GoDaddy SMB products, its website, marketing, and award winning customer support will be available in the three new languages, helping to empower the 88 percent of India’s population which is not conversant in English.

    GoDaddy is the first internet domain registrar and web hosting company in India to go local and offer products and customer service in regional Indian languages. The strategy is led by a vision to develop and rollout localized language offerings which mirror India’s Internet growth, a bulk of which is coming from regional locations that are also hotbeds of SMB and entrepreneurial activity in the country. Research from Target Group Index (TGI) suggests that as much as 61 percent of India’s prolific internet growth is now coming from its regional belts.

    “The growth of India’s internet and initiatives such as Digital India are intrinsically linked to millions of small businesses coming online and leveraging technology to drive business growth. In a country, where 22 languages are recognized and more than 1500 dialects spoken, local languages play a significant role. I am happy to learn that GoDaddy, a leader in the domains and hosting industry is taking the lead to launch its products and services in multiple Indian languages. This will go a long way in helping bring India’s SME and their businesses online,” said NIXI CEO Rajiv Bansal.

    “GoDaddy is committed to helping small businesses grow and in helping eliminate barriers that prevent them from getting online. By localizing customer touchpoints, including our website, customer care, marketing and products, GoDaddy is focusing on being closer to its customers,” said GoDaddy India and Australia VP and managing director Rajiv Sodhi.

    India is the world’s second-largest internet market and is also home to the second-largest SMB base globally, with over 51 million business that form the very fabric of its economy. According to data from TGI, 73 percent of those SMBs are located in India’s tier two and three cities. That said, according to 2015 survey by RedShift Research and GoDaddy, around 63 percent of India’s small businesses don’t have their own website. For most of these businesses, building a digital presence can be seen as complex and intimidating, and since a majority are non-English speaking, their ambitions of having an effective online presence may seem perceptibly beyond their reach. GoDaddy’s customer touchpoints now available in Hindi, Marathi and Tamil, can go a long way in helping India’s SMBs overcome language barriers and go online with ease.

    A significant aspect of GoDaddy’s regionalized offering is a highly localized, integrated and multi-lingual marketing campaign. Along with digital advertising, the campaign features a new television commercial in Hindi, Marathi and Tamil showcasing the journey of a traditional small business owner woven around the classic and symbolic song ‘Nanha Munna Rahi Hoon’ to inspire India’s budding entrepreneurs to dream and follow their ambitions. GoDaddy’s marketing in local languages aims to educate scores of SMBs and entrepreneurs in India about the benefits of having a compelling online presence and what it can do for their businesses.

    Headquartered in Scottsdale, Ariz. U.S.A., GoDaddy also has offices across other locations including in Washington, Massachusetts, Iowa and California in the U.S., and international locations in Australia, Brazil, Canada, India, Mexico, Netherlands, Singapore and in the U.K.

  • GoDaddy announces availability in Hindi, Marathi and Tamil to enable more small businesses

    GoDaddy announces availability in Hindi, Marathi and Tamil to enable more small businesses

    MUMBAI: GoDaddy Inc., technology provider dedicated to small businesses, has announced availability in Hindi, Marathi and Tamil to enable more small businesses (SMBs) across India to build strong online presences. GoDaddy SMB products, its website, marketing, and award winning customer support will be available in the three new languages, helping to empower the 88 percent of India’s population which is not conversant in English.

    GoDaddy is the first internet domain registrar and web hosting company in India to go local and offer products and customer service in regional Indian languages. The strategy is led by a vision to develop and rollout localized language offerings which mirror India’s Internet growth, a bulk of which is coming from regional locations that are also hotbeds of SMB and entrepreneurial activity in the country. Research from Target Group Index (TGI) suggests that as much as 61 percent of India’s prolific internet growth is now coming from its regional belts.

    “The growth of India’s internet and initiatives such as Digital India are intrinsically linked to millions of small businesses coming online and leveraging technology to drive business growth. In a country, where 22 languages are recognized and more than 1500 dialects spoken, local languages play a significant role. I am happy to learn that GoDaddy, a leader in the domains and hosting industry is taking the lead to launch its products and services in multiple Indian languages. This will go a long way in helping bring India’s SME and their businesses online,” said NIXI CEO Rajiv Bansal.

    “GoDaddy is committed to helping small businesses grow and in helping eliminate barriers that prevent them from getting online. By localizing customer touchpoints, including our website, customer care, marketing and products, GoDaddy is focusing on being closer to its customers,” said GoDaddy India and Australia VP and managing director Rajiv Sodhi.

    India is the world’s second-largest internet market and is also home to the second-largest SMB base globally, with over 51 million business that form the very fabric of its economy. According to data from TGI, 73 percent of those SMBs are located in India’s tier two and three cities. That said, according to 2015 survey by RedShift Research and GoDaddy, around 63 percent of India’s small businesses don’t have their own website. For most of these businesses, building a digital presence can be seen as complex and intimidating, and since a majority are non-English speaking, their ambitions of having an effective online presence may seem perceptibly beyond their reach. GoDaddy’s customer touchpoints now available in Hindi, Marathi and Tamil, can go a long way in helping India’s SMBs overcome language barriers and go online with ease.

    A significant aspect of GoDaddy’s regionalized offering is a highly localized, integrated and multi-lingual marketing campaign. Along with digital advertising, the campaign features a new television commercial in Hindi, Marathi and Tamil showcasing the journey of a traditional small business owner woven around the classic and symbolic song ‘Nanha Munna Rahi Hoon’ to inspire India’s budding entrepreneurs to dream and follow their ambitions. GoDaddy’s marketing in local languages aims to educate scores of SMBs and entrepreneurs in India about the benefits of having a compelling online presence and what it can do for their businesses.

    Headquartered in Scottsdale, Ariz. U.S.A., GoDaddy also has offices across other locations including in Washington, Massachusetts, Iowa and California in the U.S., and international locations in Australia, Brazil, Canada, India, Mexico, Netherlands, Singapore and in the U.K.

  • Reliance backed eCommerce startup DYSH raises $250K from Venture Catalysts

    Reliance backed eCommerce startup DYSH raises $250K from Venture Catalysts

    MUMBAI:  Dont Scratch Your Head (DSYH), a SaaS-based reconciliation platform for e-commerce channels, has raised $250,000 funding from Venture Catalysts (VCats). The round was led by Gaurav Singhi of VCats (Surat) and Zaffiro Ventures. DSYH is a part of the four-month Scalerator Program at the Reliance-backed GenNext Hub and powered by Microsoft Accelerator India.

    Speaking about the $250,000 raised, DSYH CEO Suraj Vazirani says, “We will use the funds to upgrade our technological infrastructure and customer support team – both key to our business growth. 

    Praising Venture Catalysts (VCats), he adds, “Venture Catalysts has stood true to its name, acting as true catalysts in our journey right from the start. In India, where there are very few seed-stage venture platforms, VCats has been a great mentor – its quick evaluation process, and even quicker decision to invest in DSYH, giving Indian e-commerce a great boost.”

    By the end of 2016, e-commerce industry is likely to touch $38 billion in India says a GenNext Hub release. It is projected to surge to $100 billion by 2020, with over 5 lakh sellers joining the bandwagon. Sellers selling on multiple platforms, such as Flipkart, Snapdeal and Amazon, get their payments only after the marketplaces have deducted charges as per policies.

    Some of the major hassles faced by a seller while selling across multiple marketplaces are: reconciling accounts, payments, returned orders, promotional amounts, reimbursements, etc. DSYH, with its e-commerce seller ecosystem of ‘reconciliation’ across multiple marketplaces through a single window, removes these hassles claims the release. Solving the reconciliation pain point makes marketplaces more efficient, and helps sellers service Indian consumers better and faster.

    Sharing his experience of being a part of the Scalerator Program, DSYH co-founder & COO Sumit Karanji says, “DSYH owes its success to top RIL senior executives, mentors, investors and industry connects. Together they have helped us refine our business model and products, as well as scale up strategy and funding. We have also received great technological inputs through the Microsoft Accelerator partnership with GenNext Hub. It is helping us shape our product offerings.”

  • Reliance backed eCommerce startup DYSH raises $250K from Venture Catalysts

    Reliance backed eCommerce startup DYSH raises $250K from Venture Catalysts

    MUMBAI:  Dont Scratch Your Head (DSYH), a SaaS-based reconciliation platform for e-commerce channels, has raised $250,000 funding from Venture Catalysts (VCats). The round was led by Gaurav Singhi of VCats (Surat) and Zaffiro Ventures. DSYH is a part of the four-month Scalerator Program at the Reliance-backed GenNext Hub and powered by Microsoft Accelerator India.

    Speaking about the $250,000 raised, DSYH CEO Suraj Vazirani says, “We will use the funds to upgrade our technological infrastructure and customer support team – both key to our business growth. 

    Praising Venture Catalysts (VCats), he adds, “Venture Catalysts has stood true to its name, acting as true catalysts in our journey right from the start. In India, where there are very few seed-stage venture platforms, VCats has been a great mentor – its quick evaluation process, and even quicker decision to invest in DSYH, giving Indian e-commerce a great boost.”

    By the end of 2016, e-commerce industry is likely to touch $38 billion in India says a GenNext Hub release. It is projected to surge to $100 billion by 2020, with over 5 lakh sellers joining the bandwagon. Sellers selling on multiple platforms, such as Flipkart, Snapdeal and Amazon, get their payments only after the marketplaces have deducted charges as per policies.

    Some of the major hassles faced by a seller while selling across multiple marketplaces are: reconciling accounts, payments, returned orders, promotional amounts, reimbursements, etc. DSYH, with its e-commerce seller ecosystem of ‘reconciliation’ across multiple marketplaces through a single window, removes these hassles claims the release. Solving the reconciliation pain point makes marketplaces more efficient, and helps sellers service Indian consumers better and faster.

    Sharing his experience of being a part of the Scalerator Program, DSYH co-founder & COO Sumit Karanji says, “DSYH owes its success to top RIL senior executives, mentors, investors and industry connects. Together they have helped us refine our business model and products, as well as scale up strategy and funding. We have also received great technological inputs through the Microsoft Accelerator partnership with GenNext Hub. It is helping us shape our product offerings.”

  • BFM signs MOU with DTDC and DCG for new eCommerce platform in India

    BFM signs MOU with DTDC and DCG for new eCommerce platform in India

    MUMBAI: BFM, a new player in eCommerce in China, announced that it has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with DTDC, India’s largest express delivery network, and DCG Tech Limited, an eCommerce tech company founded by DTDC’s promoters and directors, to jointly develop an eCommerce business in India.

    The core BFM management team comes from the eCommerce giant players in China and is now extending its cross border eCommerce business in China and India claims a BFM release. DTDC Express Limited, a strategic partner of DPD Group, has been operating over 25 years and covers 10,000 locations. DCG Tech Limited is an eCommerce Tech company operating in India for the last 10 years. The company provides online corporate, promotions and packaging solutions for Indian eCommerce and logistics industry.

    According to the MOU with a non-compete clause, a joint venture will be formed to build an eCommerce platform. The cooperation aims to engage the experiences and resources of the companies to allow sellers mainly from India and China to introduce their products to buyers all over the world.

    Through the combined effort, a new online platform (BFMe.in) targets to facilitate logistics and fulfilment with the support of DTDC’s international network. BFM will provide marketing and supplier resources in China. Together with DCG Tech, BFM will also provide the knowhow in operating the eCommerce website.