Digital Commerce and the Transformation of Consumer Behaviour

Abstract

This paper examines digital commerce and the transformation of consumer behaviour from a
contemporary academic perspective. The discussion considers major concepts, current
developments, practical applications, social or organizational implications, challenges and
future directions. The topic is relevant to researchers, educators, practitioners, policymakers
and students because changing social, economic and technological conditions are reshaping
established practices. The paper connects theoretical perspectives with practical
considerations and emphasizes evidence, context, responsible practice and continued
research. It also considers how changing expectations and emerging developments influence
the subject.