E-Commerce software

[allyson_gss]

I go with Magento. Offers complete flexibility and control over the users experience, content, and functionality of their online store. Its intuitive administration interface features powerful marketing tools, a catalog-management engine and is SEO optimized to give merchants the power to create sites that provide an unrivaled and rich online shopping experience for their customers, tailored to their unique business needs.

[aheadWorks]

Magento and Magento Go are a good choice

[fudiloveties]

zen-cart is good

[aheadWorks]

Well,actually, I have nothing against Avactis, but I prefer Magento.

[Highland]

zen-cart is good

Not really. MASSIVE security holes that you, the end user, are left to patch.

Magento is pretty good but it's slow because it's based in Zend Framework. The slowness could hamper search engines crawling your site.

[aheadWorks]

Did anybody use Magento go?

[Strilets]

well, there are many opensource projects... some people use them very successfully
as for me, I would recommend more reliable solution for big business, like Demandware
actually it is well-known company in the world, and of course a bit expensive

[smith_rajan]

use Open cart and get good I think This is a good E-commerce for all.

[ezeekart]

Customer needs and expectations are not the same for all customers. Age, gender, experience, culture are all important factors.
For example, Japanese cultural norms may lead users there to feel privacy is especially critical on shopping sites and emotional involvement is highly important on financial pensions sites


Regards,

[courier]

In 2011 Magento in Australia enquiries have really boosted. Take a look at the recent online retailer show most developers were sprooking it. Second in line for a lot of the cheap carts joomla virtuemart, then interspire, opencart. Be interesting to see what happens in 2012 however I would say magento has the next five years wrapped up.