Hispanic Chamber of E-Commerce: "One of the Fastest Growing Hispanic Private Business Networks in the Country"

Wednesday, 5th March 2014

According to this, the Hispanic Chamber of E-Commerce, which launched a business network last year to support Latino entrepreneurs, has announced that the Hispanic social business network has grown quite a bit in just a few months.

"Latino entrepreneurs are networking like ever before. According to the Hispanic Chamber of E-Commerce's (HISCEC) recent release, its private business network has reached more than 5,000 users in the short time since its autumn launch last year, "making it one of the fastest growing Hispanic private business networks in the country.""

"The Hispanic Chamber of E-Commerce is a social enterprise, using the power of business for social good. Our business model allows us to be financially self-sustaining, providing thousands of business owners a free platform to connect, build business relationships and grow their businesses."

"HISCEC launched its network for Latino entrepreneurs knowing that some business owners might be a little intimidated by enterprise requirements of the new digital world: building a webpage, networking, getting exposure, and figuring out other technical details."

"HISCEC's "Get Hispanic Businesses Online" initiative launched with the goal of getting 100,000 Hispanic-owned businesses up and running on the internet, providing web presence-building tools, marketing support, and other internet business tools to help promote e-commerce and foster growth."

"We truly love small business owners and are passionate for the ongoing success of Hispanic-owned companies, in all industries and across the United States. That's why we make membership, including a full range of basic services, available completely for free. We are the only Hispanic business association of our kind to do this, and it is entirely because of our true zeal for seeing Hispanic businesses thrive on the Internet and in the communities that they serve."

Greece's GRECA and Austria's aCommerce Team join Ecommerce Europe

Wednesday, 5th March 2014

According to this, Greece and Austria are the latest members to join Ecommerce Europe, the European ecommerce organization, with GRECA and aCommerce  Team, respectively.

"GRECA is the equivalent for Greek ECommerce Association, a national body that was established in 2012 in Greece by 22 ecommerce companies. By 2014, more than 115 online retailers joined GRECA and its communication channels reach more than 2,000 senior ecommerce decision-makers in Greece. Its main activities include networking, education, lobbying with the state and other national bodies, building trust to the consumers."

"aCommerce Team is the Austrian ecommerce association, representing over 150 e-tailers in Austria. The Austrian ecommerce industry was founded in 2013. Raffael Tannheimer and Stephan Grad initially started aCommerce Team as an event program. As the feedback of the Austrian ecommerce market was positive, they decided to put the foundation for an independent association in February 2014 to provide the public affairs with representation and to support the ecommerce market in Austria with know-how, professional trainings and networking opportunities."

Internet use in Finland on the way up in 50+ age group

Sunday, 2nd March 2014

According to this, in Finland, time spent online has increased mostly among people aged over 55.

"Results show that 42% of the respondents said they used the internet more in 2013 as compared to 2012. The use of internet services has increased mostly on a tablet, but the use of internet on smart phones has also continued to upgrade slightly."

"The same study indicates that currently, 33% of the respondents have a tablet, whereas in 2013 the figure was 18%. According to research, tablet devices are still used to browse the internet or watch videos and television programmes. In 2014, 86% of the respondents who use a tablet said that they browse the internet on a tablet (in 2013, the corresponding figure was 90%), 51% said they watch videos (in 2013, the corresponding figure was 44%), and 39% said they watch television programmes on their tablet (in 2013, the corresponding figure was 34%)."

"Findings also unveil that over 80% of Finns who own a smart phone say they also use applications. In 2013, the corresponding figure was 60%. Social media and communication applications are used the most, followed by news applications. The survey reveals that Facebook, Google Maps and YouTube are the most popular applications. Facebook and Google Maps have been downloaded by 65% of users and YouTube by 63%."

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