From the off, I 'm going to put some perspective to this amount of almost 100 billion pounds per year: this figure equates to e-commerce still being in its infancy... numerically. The reality is.... the amount won 't keep the National Health Service open for long, realistically, nine to ten months tops. Cumulatively, if the number tripled you possibly could make a statement that e-commerce is a credible solution; alas, to run a country with a populous of 65 million, the bill / receipt is 700 billion plus some change. A huge factor is also how 'smartphone globalization ' works, the almost 100 billion pounds doesn 't stay on these shores either - plus, zero legislation can terminate the fluidity of opportunism regardless of will or determination
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Plus on the other hand, smartphones notably the 'Android ' ones are not security orientated; they 're purely user-friendly orientated to pander to market and shareholder demands. On a positive note, it is good the market sector has grown, but online shopping cart systems originally are not designed for mobi-devices, thus, have a 'shelf life ' - sadly, consumers aren 't aware of this and what 's increasingly concerning is that corporate chieftains are falling into the trap of not running smartphone (mobi) traffic stress tests on their back end systems - the parlance is... 'bums the word. ' Again resulting in increasing outage issues and being a victim to probable fraud. Weirdly enough, why I feel Google will do well with some heavily invested competition - it 'll inadvertently protect the …show more content…
Only recently has there been a jolt of restructure of economic policies and that has only come about from being forced into it by unstable financial markets globally. Finance solutions / figure and money crunching / monetary development mechanisms for uber-affluent clients provides copious wealth in London - not exactly good news of the opinion another wave of global market uncertainty is pending. The potential breakup of the 'EU ' (UK Referendum on June 23rd 2016) is creating obsolete areas of dire investment - i.e. in fishing and logistics; and generically zero partnerships in Anglo-American, Anglo-European enterprises appears to have commenced; overall, the trend has the potential to undo further investment plans for international development growth affiliated with the UK, (Currently, the UK is in a trade limbo... even Nigel Farage is having second thoughts, I say this because even his family members don 't abide with the 'Brexit ' campaign). Re-establishing our trading laws, destabilizes trade partnerships; without them... unemployment will increase tenfold and so the tax receipts via 'mobi ' online sales inevitably will
Plus on the other hand, smartphones notably the 'Android ' ones are not security orientated; they 're purely user-friendly orientated to pander to market and shareholder demands. On a positive note, it is good the market sector has grown, but online shopping cart systems originally are not designed for mobi-devices, thus, have a 'shelf life ' - sadly, consumers aren 't aware of this and what 's increasingly concerning is that corporate chieftains are falling into the trap of not running smartphone (mobi) traffic stress tests on their back end systems - the parlance is... 'bums the word. ' Again resulting in increasing outage issues and being a victim to probable fraud. Weirdly enough, why I feel Google will do well with some heavily invested competition - it 'll inadvertently protect the …show more content…
Only recently has there been a jolt of restructure of economic policies and that has only come about from being forced into it by unstable financial markets globally. Finance solutions / figure and money crunching / monetary development mechanisms for uber-affluent clients provides copious wealth in London - not exactly good news of the opinion another wave of global market uncertainty is pending. The potential breakup of the 'EU ' (UK Referendum on June 23rd 2016) is creating obsolete areas of dire investment - i.e. in fishing and logistics; and generically zero partnerships in Anglo-American, Anglo-European enterprises appears to have commenced; overall, the trend has the potential to undo further investment plans for international development growth affiliated with the UK, (Currently, the UK is in a trade limbo... even Nigel Farage is having second thoughts, I say this because even his family members don 't abide with the 'Brexit ' campaign). Re-establishing our trading laws, destabilizes trade partnerships; without them... unemployment will increase tenfold and so the tax receipts via 'mobi ' online sales inevitably will