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Portugal online

Explore the flourishing trends in Portugal's IT market, e-commerce, and high-tech services, showcasing innovative case studies and key partnerships.

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Portugal online

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  1. Portugal online Signs of Growth and Innovation João Dias da Silva Distribution Manager MBA in Logistics

  2. Agenda Trends eBusiness.pt Case-studies Innovation My view Invitation

  3. Trends eBusiness.pt Case-studies Innovation My view Invitation Trends IT Market Yearly growth rate is more than 10% Software and Services yearly growth rate is more than 18% Source: IDC

  4. Trends eBusiness.pt Case-studies Innovation My view Invitation Trends Internet Access Yearly growth rate may be 32,6% till 2005 In 2002 access rate was 43% while EU average was 39% In 2002 e-Commerce usage was only 9,3% Source: IDC

  5. Trends eBusiness.pt Case-studies Innovation My view Invitation Trends e-Commerce 100% Portuguese Companies with >10 HR 70% has Internet access 26% has a website • M&L companies (>250 HR) • nearly 100% has Internet access • more than 50% has a website • only 6% has e-Commerce applications Source: INE & UCP

  6. Trends eBusiness.pt Case-studies Innovation My view Invitation eBusiness.pt Business-to-Business Business-to-Consumer • very well accepted in several markets • penetration is ~25% (¼ of Internet users has bought online at least once) • logistics and fulfilment processes are based on dedicated partnerships as well as optimisation with conventional flows • e-Procurement solutions available • success limited to comodity markets • logistics and fulfilment processes are based on strategical partnerships with several 3PLs (including national postal service) and IT consulting companies

  7. Trends eBusiness.pt Case-studies Innovation My view Invitation eBusiness.pt Consumer-to-Consumer e-Government • very well succeeded examples in several markets and formats • horizontal and vertical solutions • consumer electronics, communications, collectionables and computer products are the top segments

  8. Trends eBusiness.pt Case-studies Innovation My view Invitation Case-studies • Born in February 2000, as a partnership between PT Prime and Commerce One • In September 2000, promotes first big online auction in Portugal - 600.000€ • In December 2000, reaches 100.000 articles in catalog • In 2001, established partnerships with TNT Logistics, Grupo Luis Simões (leading LSP in Iberia) and Postlog-EMS (which belongs to the national postal service) • A leading bank group joined Tradecom and saved 15.000.000€ in 3 years • Some important e-Marketplaces: construction (public and private), health (hospitals) • Several other partnerships: SAP, accenture, Dun&Bradstreet, etc.

  9. Trends eBusiness.pt Case-studies Innovation My view Invitation Case-studies • Continente created the first large supermarket in Portugal, in 1985 (Grupo Sonae) • Today it has 14 large supermarkets (132.000 m2) + 87 small & medium-sized stores (161.000 m2) all over the country, apart from 2 very large distribution centers • In 2001 started online sales and today it is still active (main competitor has aborted) • More than 20.000 products available on catalog • Service is very well defined (delivery lead-times, return policy, payment, privacy, etc.) • Distribution is either dedicated or optimised within regular distribution routes • Penetration of online food & beverage segment is still very low in Portugal (~1%)

  10. www.tmn.pt www.tvcabo.pt www.viaverde.pt Trends eBusiness.pt Case-studies Innovation My view Invitation Innovation High-tech services «Made in Portugal» • The leading mobile telecom player (belongs to PT) was the first in the world to launch the rechargeable SIM-card system, which has become the most popular format in recent years (penetration of mobile-com is >90%!) • Portugal will be among the first 5 countries in the world to have the Digital Interactive TV Service (WebTV), following a recent partnership between TVCabo and Microsoft. • Via Verde was the first motorway automatic toll system in the world, based on transponder technology (RFID), with instant connection to the user bank account (invoice is mailed monthly to user’s home address).

  11. www.sibs.pt Trends eBusiness.pt Case-studies Innovation My view Invitation Innovation High-tech services «Made in Portugal» • The main portuguese ATM service provider (Multibanco) is one of the most developed and innovative in the world • Apart from the basic operations, the ATM network provides: • “Telemultibanco”, which associates a mobile number to a certain bank account, allowing mobile transactions • “Railway-CP”, which allows to buy train tickets at the ATM machines (operation receipt replaces usual ticket) • “Via Verde” and “Access”, which allow non-stop in traditionally time-consuming toll operations (motorway, fueling and parking) • “PMB-Electronic Purse”, a rechargeable card • “Show ticket sales”, for concerts or sport events, if the promoting companies provide this service • “MBNet”, special ID service for online shopping

  12. Trends eBusiness.pt Case-studies Innovation My view Invitation My view • Talking about e-fulfillment and e-logistics is talking about service: the product is known or “is supposed” to be known by who orders online… • The service is as good as the supplier is able to adequately fill the gap that lays between the order-click and a successful delivery: the buyer must feel the “presence” of the seller and the product must always seem “visible”… (e-psychology!) • Therefore some important challenges might be: • communication – prompt, effective, objective, interactive (e-mail, SMS…) • gap size – what if the lead-time is longer or shorter than scheduled? (CDPs…) • partnership – product is likely to be in several “hands” before delivery • innovation – service must meet and (sometimes…) exceed customer’s expectations

  13. Trends eBusiness.pt Case-studies Innovation My view Invitation

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