Industry overview
As the electronic commerce industry rapidly evolves, driven by rising demand and strict safety standards, manufacturers need smart, adaptable solutions. D365 meets this need with a flexible, integrated platform that boosts efficiency, quality control, and customer satisfaction.
Electronic Commerce Industry
The electronic commerce industry is one of the fastest-growing branches of industry in the world. The demand for electronic devices from consumers and businesses is not decreasing, and this, combined with an increasingly high technological level and strict safety requirements, forces manufacturers to invest in new solutions that meet market challenges.
D365 for the electronic commerce industry offers what competitive companies need – it is flexible, modern, and easily adaptable to customer requirements. It can be integrated with external applications. Centralized reporting and management of all processes increase operational efficiency and quality control of products. Modules supporting employee tasks and customer service complement the comprehensive nature of the solution.
Trends in the Electronic Commerce Industry
Rising energy prices are causing more and more companies to invest in energy consumption monitoring systems. Smart meters allow for real-time data analysis, enabling cost optimization and energy loss reduction. These elements complement Smart Home systems and building automation, which are becoming standard in modern construction.
A key trend is also safety – currently a priority in both residential and industrial facilities – and sustainable development. Rising energy costs, but also increasing self-awareness and the importance of the environment, make investments in renewable energy sources crucial for the electronic commerce industry.
Challenges in the Electronic Commerce Industry
In recent years, we have observed a decline in production in several key segments. In September 2024 alone, the production of electrical devices decreased by about 15.7% compared to the same period the previous year. Particularly severe were the declines in the production of electricity meters (by 50.7%) and LED bulbs (by 0.5%) (Rynek Elektryczny, 2024). At the same time, there is an increase in the prices of raw materials and electricity, which significantly affects the profitability of companies in the electronic commerce industry. Therefore, companies must seek savings through production process optimization and investments in energy-efficient technologies.
Software for the Electronic Commerce Industry
The electronic commerce industry in Poland in 2025 faces a number of challenges resulting from dynamic technological changes, growing customer expectations, and economic pressure. In the face of these challenges, investing in modern software, such as ERP systems, becomes a key element of the development strategy of any company operating in the electronic commerce sector.
Key ERP Functions for the Electronic Commerce Industry
- Production Planning and Scheduling: Enables efficient management of production processes, minimizing downtime and optimizing resource utilization.
- Supply Chain Management: Integration with suppliers and customers allows for better control over the flow of materials and products.
- Quality Control: ERP systems support monitoring product quality at every stage of production, which is crucial in the electronic commerce industry.
- Technical Documentation Management: Facilitates the storage and access to documentation, which is essential for meeting industry norms and standards.
- Data Analysis and Reporting: Access to current reports and analyses supports strategic business decision-making.