Techinical Problems with websites not good for business

conorod · 02-10-2009, 11:30 AM

According to a nationwide survey from Guidance, 36% of online shoppers ran into problems with e-commerce sites when buying gifts during this holiday season 2008.

Common problems experienced by people were:
Slow web site : 34%
Crashed web site: 21%
Could not complete purchase: 19%
Site was temporarily down: 16%
Purchase didn’t go through: 10%

If these problems are not solved it can ruin the whole online business.

angel · 05-21-2009, 12:36 AM

Even though there have been reports of complaints against Suzlon Energy’s products, marketmen still believe that there is a lot of value in the scrip. The share price of the company fell close to eight per cent during the last week, on reports that its domestic clients were having technical problems with its turbines.

Reports stated that the turbines “failed to generate expected electricity, suffer from excessive vibrations during high winds and control problems, costing them millions of dollars in revenue.” Some brokerages have re-rated the company due to this.

A stock broking firm which, at the beginning of the month, had recommended a ‘buy’ on the stock, changed its rating to ‘reduce’, stating that the stock was ‘richly valued’ and there were concerns regarding its products and orders.

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conorod Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Posts: 772	Techinical Problems with websites not good for business According to a nationwide survey from Guidance, 36% of online shoppers ran into problems with e-commerce sites when buying gifts during this holiday season 2008. Common problems experienced by people were: Slow web site : 34% Crashed web site: 21% Could not complete purchase: 19% Site was temporarily down: 16% Purchase didn’t go through: 10% If these problems are not solved it can ruin the whole online business. __________________ Revenue Sharing Webmaster Forum

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05-21-2009, 12:36 AM	#2 (permalink)
angel Junior Member Join Date: May 2009 Posts: 20	Even though there have been reports of complaints against Suzlon Energy’s products, marketmen still believe that there is a lot of value in the scrip. The share price of the company fell close to eight per cent during the last week, on reports that its domestic clients were having technical problems with its turbines. Reports stated that the turbines “failed to generate expected electricity, suffer from excessive vibrations during high winds and control problems, costing them millions of dollars in revenue.” Some brokerages have re-rated the company due to this. A stock broking firm which, at the beginning of the month, had recommended a ‘buy’ on the stock, changed its rating to ‘reduce’, stating that the stock was ‘richly valued’ and there were concerns regarding its products and orders.

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