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             \author[1]{David  Kbilashvili}

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\date{\small \em Received: 11 December 2017 Accepted: 1 January 2018 Published: 15 January 2018}

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ngoing developments of online shopping shapes established practices of business and challenges the proper management of company?s 5 M (Money, Material, Manpower, Management, Machinery). Influence of modern technology on marketing practices differs according to industries. Article will concentrate on wine industry taking into consideration non-traditional purchasing behavior of wine consumers, creating the interesting correlation between advantages and disadvantages of e-commerce and characteristics of contemporary wine consumers. More specifically, article will focus on B2C online shopping and crypto-currency as the mean of exchange product for value.

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\section[{Introduction}]{Introduction}\par
ngoing developments of online shopping shapes established practices of business and challenges the proper management of company's 5 M (Money, Material, Manpower, Management, Machinery). Influence of modern technology on marketing practices differs according to industries. Article will concentrate on wine industry taking into consideration non-traditional purchasing behavior of wine consumers, creating the interesting correlation between advantages and disadvantages of e-commerce and characteristics of contemporary wine consumers. More specifically, article will focus on B2C online shopping and crypto-currency as the mean of exchange product for value.\par
II. 
\section[{E-Commerce}]{E-Commerce}\par
Before, examining influence of e-commerce on specific industry will be useful to present benefits and challenges of it. 
\section[{Benefits Challenges}]{Benefits Challenges}\par
-Ease of access to new markets (internationalization)\par
-24/7 availability -Possibility of comparison -Pace of feedback -Ease of control -Relatively cheap -Lack of physical evidence -High possibility of faking the product -Web-platform costs -Dependency on internet -Pressure for investments in technological renovations (modifying payment system with crypto-currencies).\par
In the same article we see that monthly transactions of bitcoins reach around \$50 million with market cap \$ 3.3 billion emphasizing the purchasing power potential. Despite the potential, important challenges should be taken into consideration by companies before they invest in integration of cryptocurrency payment systems through e-commerce. High price volatility, expected government regulations, ambiguous forecasts regarding crypto value, together with challenges of e-commerce mentioned above results in relatively high uncertainty avoidance from customers. Privacy policies and Privacy Enhanced Technologies (PETs) should be mentioned here as additional challenges for the companies that should be dealt with for gaining the trust and capitalizing on benefits of e-commerce (David J.  {\ref Philips, 2015)}. As it was mentioned above, influence of e-commerce and usage of cryptocurrency differs industry-wise and this differentiation mainly is based on purchasing behavioral patterns of customers of the industry. 
\section[{III.}]{III.} 
\section[{Wine Industry}]{Wine Industry}\par
Contemporary wine industry is divided into Old World (OW) and New World (NW) wines, referring mainly to France, Spain, Italy as OW and to South Africa, New Zealand, Australia and USA as NW wine countries. For better understanding of industry characteristics charts of world wine production and consumption are provided. 
\section[{a) Crypto-currency as the payment system}]{a) Crypto-currency as the payment system}\par
Taking into consideration that cryptocurrency industry is still developing technology and involves many unanswered questions, it is hard to provide sufficient empirical evidences of the consequences of its usage. Since 2009 more then 550 cryptocurrencies have been developed and only few of them can be considered relatively successful. Ryan Farell in his "An Analyses of the Cryptocurrency Industry" presents interesting table that breaks down 21 popular coins:  From charts we see that consumption and production decrease during the century, mainly because of development of substitute products. However current world production still consists of around 260 ml hectoliters (R. \hyperref[b2]{Woodard, 2016)}, which makes wine industry still big and attractive.\par
For discussing influences of e-commerce on wine consumers purchasing behavior, we need to specify characteristics of this behavior. Important to mention that market segmentation according to region, age, gender and level of income is generalized and behavior of the global consumer profile is taken into consideration. Factors of wine consumer behavior are (Perovic, 2014):\par
-Importance of tradition and uniqueness of country of origin and grape variety -High involvement in purchasing process (inclined to choose wine independently by carefully studying front and back labels) -Less price-elasticity (readiness to pay high price for high quality)\par
-Readiness for experiments (trying new offerings) -Importance of health-related issues in wine (Shepherd and Sparks 1994) -Importance of ethical image of wine company For better analyses of influence of e-commerce and cryptocurrency on wine consumer behavior, article will correlate challenges associated with e-commerce and with cryptocurrency and factors of wine consumer behavior: 
\section[{Challenges associated with e-commerce}]{Challenges associated with e-commerce}\par
Challenges associated with cryptocurrency -Lack of physical evidence -High possibility of faking the product -Web-platform costs -Dependency on internet -Pressure for investments in technological renovations (modifying payment system with crypto-currencies).\par
-High price volatility expected government regulations ambiguous forecasts regarding crypto value -Privacy policy and security -High uncertainty avoidance Factors of wine consumer behavior -Importance of tradition and uniqueness of country of origin and grape variety -High involvement in purchasing process (inclined to choose wine independently by carefully studying front and back labels) -Less price-elasticity (readiness to pay high price for high quality) -Readiness for experiments (trying new offerings)) -Importance of health-related issues in wine (Shepherd and Sparks 1994) -Importance of ethical image of wine company As we see, important factors such as high involvement in purchasing process is in direct conflict with challenges like lack of physical evidence of ecommerce and strengthens high uncertainty avoidance challenge of cryptocurrensy. Importance of tradition and uniqueness emphasizes conservatism of wine consumers that might result in lack of flexibility when it comes to adaptation of new technologies such as cryptocurrency. High possibility of faking the product comes in conflict with importance of health-related issues in wine and Importance of ethical image of wine company, which itself is in direct link with privacy policy and security challenge of cryptocurrency. On the other hand, less price elasticity and readiness to experiment, create opportunities for the companies to provide attractive offers for wine consumers, together with other benefits of e-commerce such as 24/7 availability, possibility of comparison and pace of feedback.\par
IV. 
\section[{Conclusion}]{Conclusion}\par
Based on discussions we can conclude that challenges and benefits associated with e-commerce and cryptocurrency create opportunities for positively influencing wine consumer behavior. This depends on proper analyses correlation of benefits and challenges of e-commerce and cryptocurrency and factors of wine consumer behavior. Promotion mix that involves improved CRM (Customer Relationship Management) expressed by interactive web-platforms and WOM (Word of Mouth Marketing), can realize above mentioned opportunities, especially when references play important role among wine consumers. Including ATL (Above the Line) techniques in promotion mix, such as outsourcing web-platform services will play important role in shifting consumer behavior.\par
Article was more from the business perspective rather than consumer one. Farther research concentrated more on consumers' perspective will be useful for better analyses of influence of e-commerce and cryptocurrency on consumer purchaising behavior.\begin{figure}[htbp]
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  {\small\itshape [Note: Source: https://repository.upenn.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1133\&context=wharton\textunderscore research \textunderscore scholars Source: Global Wine Markets]} 
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