You could sell products and services over the Net?

That’s e-commerce.

Online consumer shopping is the most obvious e-business opportunity. IDC/LINK projects online sales to consumers will increase more than twentyfold by 2001. They expect the number of people connected to the Web to rise to 550 million within three years. That’s a lot of customers with a lot of money to spend.

Less obvious, but with greater potential, is the market for business-to-business e-commerce. IDC predicts that goods purchased online will grow from $1.3 billion in 1996 to $176 billion in 2001.

GIL  web solutions has everything you need to start conducting transactions over the Internet. Not in the future, but today.

your business model, creating savings and increasing efficiency. It's about lowering costs and establishing closer, more responsive relationships with your customers, suppliers and partners.

You can link dealers and factories online, reducing both lag time and paperwork.

You can streamline your financial relationships with customers and suppliers by Web-enabling billing and payment systems. The end result? While building customer loyalty, companies can reduce costs by improving order processing efficiency, maintaining fill rates while reducing inventory and warehousing expenses, and lowering the actual dollar costs of sales transactions. It means higher margins: the cost of processing a conventional airline ticket is $8. The cost of processing an e-ticket is $1.