Taobao.com Upgrades B2C Business, Welcomes Dell

April 10, 2008 | Print | Email Email | Comments | Category: Internet



    Chinese online auction website Taobao.com, owned by Alibaba.com, will upgrade its B2C business and launch a new Taobao Shopping Mall.

    Lu Zhaoxi, president of Taobao.com, has attached great importance to the company's B2C service. At the end of last year, Taobao.com set up a special B2C department to be responsible for the operation of B2C services. To create a new B2C platform, the company also held a series of business bidding activities earlier this year. However, it has not published any information of the businesses to complete the platform testing.

    Taobao.com is arranging an internal testing of the new Taobao Shopping Mall, which is expected to be formally launched in mid-April.

    Dell has has also just set up its first flagship store on Taobao.com.

    This is the first time that a computer manufacturer has ever set up an online store in a B2C Chinese website like Taobao.com.

    Sun Weilun, marketing director of Dell Greater China's Individual Client Department, says that the opening of the new store at Taobao.com is another example that Dell has made since the launching of its client experience center and its partnership with Chinese electronics retailer Gome.

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