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What are the Essential Steps to Create a Secure and Scalable E-commerce Platform?
Possibilities in the ecommerce market are steadily increasing with rapid digitization and the surge in technology-proficient users. At present, the global revenue generation from the ecommerce industry has reached a mammoth figure of $16.29 trillion. By 2033, it is projected to achieve an impressive growth of $67.05 trillion.
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