The key business of Viteb is to provide e-commerce trade services to clients. We help in the provision of e-commerce website designs and development services. Electronic commerce is not just a tool to support business, but also covers all steps of the transaction supporting the role of marketing in the company in each one of these areas: purchase and sale of goods, commercial negotiation between buyer and seller, online advertising, management of receipts and payments through the network and customer care, among others.

There are several definitions of e-commerce, but they are covered by the same philosophy. E-commerce is considered as "exchanging any kind of business administrative transaction or information using information technology and communications" or to put it in more simple words "doing business electronically".

The terms e-commerce and e-business are not similar. Whereas the first involves the sale, the second is the more generic notion of doing business through electronic means without necessarily selling. E-commerce not only includes tangible goods, it also includes trade in intangibles goods.

We understand the aim of establishing web-based business that makes use of a browser communications through Internet providers to identify and select products and services by conducting a commitment to purchase and complete a transaction, to obtain finally the e-commerce service. However, the name of e-commerce is so widespread when referring to trade on the web, which generally uses trade instead of e-commerce web-based.

Our rates are cost-effective and reasonable compared to other outsourcing companies in India. Providing e-commerce services is the core business of Viteb, including regular follow-ups and continuous online support to our clients.

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Infrastructure and employees cost is increasing in big cities, which is threatening the Indian IT industries. The Indian government has announced its plan to develop 43 new IT cities in the country that will help to tap rapid rise in demand for IT related services in next 10 – 12 years. This will help to maintain its cost effective appeal, reported The Economic Times

This move comes when BPO and Information Technology companies started losing their online business and global benefit with the emergence of small countries like Vietnam and Philippines. Those countries are offering same services at cheaper rates and are endangering India’s outsourcing status at the international market.

The plan seeks to find a way out of the situation where companies find it difficult to recruit quality employees as the allure of BPO jobs dulls and attrition rates go up. Infrastructure constraints in Bangalore, Gurgaon and elsewhere are other spanners in the work.

It is predicted that these new IT cities will provide steady supply of IT workers. The proposal, suggested by a high-level group on service sector, has been cleared by the Planning Commission. Sources said "The modalities for the ambitious plan will be finalized very soon.”

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