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Alex777 [14]
3 years ago
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Molave Furniture Company plans to launch a new website. Lila, the company's CIO, thinks that the company can better reach its cu

stomers through an interactive site that allows customers to view pictures of all furniture items, schedule an appointment with a sales consultant, or order items online. Which of the following areas of responsibility is Lila MOST specifically addressing?
Business
1 answer:
Kisachek [45]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

<u>e-commerce</u>.

Explanation:

When Molave ​​Furniture Company wants to launch a new website to customize the ability for customers to shop online and thereby increase sales, it is an e-commerce promotion strategy.

In order for Lila to be able to effectively promote e-commerce, it is essential that the focus is on optimizing the customer experience, the site must be easily accessible, as well as a logistics service that ensures agility in receiving goods, as well as a efficient after sales service to answer questions and resolve purchase related issues.

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