The Biggest Problem Of Online Shopping Is The Lack Of Integrity System.

In 2009, the sales volume of Ningbo Bo Yang home textile was only tens of millions.

In 2010, this figure increased to 150 million.

In the eyes of the company, there is only one secret to increasing sales turnover: Internet sales.

In recent years, online shopping is booming.

This year, online shopping was first written into the government's work report.

Premier Wen Jiabao stressed the need to "actively develop e-commerce and online shopping".

However, the problem of distraction, low efficiency and poor credit is restricted in life.

Constructing network credit system

"Many people are willing to buy things online."

Over the years, Wang Meizhen, the NPC deputy and President of Zhejiang Textile and Fashion College, has been concerned about the development of e-commerce. In 2009, she submitted proposals to the NPC to encourage the development of e-commerce.

However, with the development of online shopping, online shop infringement, selling and other issues are increasingly exposed. However, due to the characteristics of network infringement and so on, it is difficult to trace, so many buyers do not trust sellers.

Although the SAIC has already issued the requirements for the real name system of online stores, Wang Meizhen feels that there is still room for strengthening supervision.

"The biggest problem with online shopping is that the integrity system has not been built up," Wang Meizhen told reporters. "The state also needs to continue to introduce laws to regulate trading activities.

We must severely punish the behaviors of Internet infringement and selling.

Cloud computing improves online shopping efficiency

The so-called "cloud computing" refers to the mode of delivery and use of services, similar to a platform for technology and service circulation, which can be related to IT and software, Internet, or any other services.

Wang Ming, deputy director of the National People's Congress and director of the Department of Nephrology of No.1 People's Hospital of Hangzhou, made a vivid analogy: "some families use water to dig wells by themselves, and the cost is relatively high."

Why don't you build a waterworks, turn the faucet, turn the water meter round, and pay the bill on a monthly basis?

Because cloud computing is based on the Internet, so in the vision of Wang Ming, after the popularization of cloud computing, ordinary people can have a family life like Bill Gate.

"Before you go to work, you use a computer or cell phone to send instructions, and the pot starts cooking automatically.

When the weather is good, I can also pull out the curtains at home and bake the sun in the room.

Wang Ming smiled and pulled the curtains.

In addition, Wang Ming believes that the greatest significance of cloud computing is to provide reliable e-commerce services for SMEs.

"When enterprises no longer spend time and energy on how to acquire and maintain computing resources, they will invest their resources in the innovation and optimization of their own businesses."

Wang Ming said, "online shopping services will also do better."

Although cloud computing has many advantages, the development of cloud computing has been severely restricted due to the fact that China's Internet is still in the "low speed broadband" stage.

With this in mind, Wang Ming brought a proposal to vigorously develop cloud computing to Beijing.

He said that cloud computing energy consumption is low, and the national "energy saving and emission reduction" strategy coincides.

"We very much hope that the government can build low-cost access to broadband metropolitan area networks," Wang Ming suggested. "And we will develop cheap clean energy for Cloud Computing in the near future."