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Entering the e-commerce industry in India is not a challenging task but it is the scaling up in this sector which is a bigger hurdle, said founders of e-commerce portals.
They were speaking at the IIT-Bombay Entrepreneurship Summit here in Mumbai.
"There is enough room for e-commerce entrepreneurship to grow in India and I see it grow to $40-50 billion in the next 6 to 7 years," Rohit Bansal, co-founder and COO of Snapdeal.com said.
India e-commerce market is currently of $3 billion.
Though India is a young e-commerce market, Sachin Bansal, founder and CEO of Flipkart.com sees no funding hurdle for entrepreneurship in this segment.
Regarding the next level of growth in e-commerce, Sachin Bansal said that in the next 2-3 years, e-commerce companies will undergo transition to become mobile-commerce companies.
Speaking about change in strategy of e-commerce companies, Mukesh Bansal, co-founder and CEO of Myntra.com said,"e-commerce is a lot about discovery and serendipity. The key is to keep learning about the market and experimenting with the model."
