Pierre Omidyar is a world-renowned philanthropist and has many non-profit charitable organizations that are actively working in the world. This is in addition to the establishment of Ebay, which has achieved great success in the field of e-commerce and providing services.
Origins:
Pierre Murad Omidyar was born in Paris on June 21, 1967. His parents were Iranians and moved with them to Washington, DC, at the age of six. He grew up there, where his mother was a human surgeon and spent two years in Hawaii and returned to Washington again.
Pierre was fond of computers and electronics while still in high school in Maryland and then graduated from St. Andrews in 1984 and graduated from Tufts University with a degree in computer science in 1988. He then worked at Apple Computer Technology and taught himself programming on Apple devices In 1993, Pierre established a company for the manufacture of printer hubs for three colleagues. He also worked as an engineer for the programming of an electronic shop called iShop, which was sold in 1996 to Microsoft after Pierre left the company .
The idea of creating the Ebay site:
Pierre remained fascinated with computers, especially the possibilities of e-commerce online and while in San Francisco met a woman named Pamela Weasley and married her and was trading in a certain kind of candy from here came to Pierre the idea of creating an online store to facilitate the process of selling and buying it and trade In the dessert online. Pham Peyer made a mock-up of this store, which was based on the same idea of the auction, which later changed the name to Ebay, which was initially free, and then the site's services became paid to cover the hosting costs.
Pierre then developed the services of the site so that any sale was made on Ebay, where Pierre would receive a commission to be spent on developing the site and increasing its services.
Ebay has achieved a fantastic success with a sales increase of 30% for three consecutive years, which led to an increase in the number of people on the site and increased transactions, sales and purchases, which led to the resignation of Pierre from the currency and the completion of the site, which increased the volume and became dealing in all things even things that are not sold Ebay has become a comprehensive electronic store.
Pierre made a system on the Ebay site that allows sellers and buyers to evaluate each other on the site. This system was the first of its kind in Ebay, prompting the rest of the sites to implement this system. In 1996, Ebay received about 250,000 auctions and two million auctions in 1997 .
In 1998, Ebay sales amounted to seventy-four million dollars. The number of employees was thirty and the number of employees was more than one million. Sales doubled and private shares were put up for purchase, which made Pierre a billionaire in one day. Pierre decided to solve it, since in 1999 the site stopped working for 22 consecutive hours. This was a disaster, but Pierre solved the problem and corrected the situation intelligently and wisely and contacted the customers and apologize to them for this holiday.
EBay has made a deal to buy the largest electronic bank, PayPal, so it is the most widely used bank through Ebay.
Jeffrey Scholl was hired as the first president of Ebay in 1996. In the same year, the site entered into the first deal with the e-travel company using smart market technology to offer airline tickets and other tourism products on the site, which increased the site's reputation and increased users. Companies worldwide.
In 2008 the company expanded all over the world and increased the number of users and the number of employees also within the company and the company achieved profits in billions.
The success factors of Ebay:
Pierre's love to help people and solve problems intelligently and in new ways to make society and people help in the success of signed and bonded.
Pierre stressed that community members were the ones who reported any abuses and thus society protected themselves.
Pierre emphasizes the role of the company's executive director and if it had not been for her success, professionalism and great experience, this site would not have been so important.
Origins:
Pierre Murad Omidyar was born in Paris on June 21, 1967. His parents were Iranians and moved with them to Washington, DC, at the age of six. He grew up there, where his mother was a human surgeon and spent two years in Hawaii and returned to Washington again.
Pierre was fond of computers and electronics while still in high school in Maryland and then graduated from St. Andrews in 1984 and graduated from Tufts University with a degree in computer science in 1988. He then worked at Apple Computer Technology and taught himself programming on Apple devices In 1993, Pierre established a company for the manufacture of printer hubs for three colleagues. He also worked as an engineer for the programming of an electronic shop called iShop, which was sold in 1996 to Microsoft after Pierre left the company .
The idea of creating the Ebay site:
Pierre remained fascinated with computers, especially the possibilities of e-commerce online and while in San Francisco met a woman named Pamela Weasley and married her and was trading in a certain kind of candy from here came to Pierre the idea of creating an online store to facilitate the process of selling and buying it and trade In the dessert online. Pham Peyer made a mock-up of this store, which was based on the same idea of the auction, which later changed the name to Ebay, which was initially free, and then the site's services became paid to cover the hosting costs.
Pierre then developed the services of the site so that any sale was made on Ebay, where Pierre would receive a commission to be spent on developing the site and increasing its services.
Ebay has achieved a fantastic success with a sales increase of 30% for three consecutive years, which led to an increase in the number of people on the site and increased transactions, sales and purchases, which led to the resignation of Pierre from the currency and the completion of the site, which increased the volume and became dealing in all things even things that are not sold Ebay has become a comprehensive electronic store.
Pierre made a system on the Ebay site that allows sellers and buyers to evaluate each other on the site. This system was the first of its kind in Ebay, prompting the rest of the sites to implement this system. In 1996, Ebay received about 250,000 auctions and two million auctions in 1997 .
In 1998, Ebay sales amounted to seventy-four million dollars. The number of employees was thirty and the number of employees was more than one million. Sales doubled and private shares were put up for purchase, which made Pierre a billionaire in one day. Pierre decided to solve it, since in 1999 the site stopped working for 22 consecutive hours. This was a disaster, but Pierre solved the problem and corrected the situation intelligently and wisely and contacted the customers and apologize to them for this holiday.
EBay has made a deal to buy the largest electronic bank, PayPal, so it is the most widely used bank through Ebay.
Jeffrey Scholl was hired as the first president of Ebay in 1996. In the same year, the site entered into the first deal with the e-travel company using smart market technology to offer airline tickets and other tourism products on the site, which increased the site's reputation and increased users. Companies worldwide.
In 2008 the company expanded all over the world and increased the number of users and the number of employees also within the company and the company achieved profits in billions.
The success factors of Ebay:
Pierre's love to help people and solve problems intelligently and in new ways to make society and people help in the success of signed and bonded.
Pierre stressed that community members were the ones who reported any abuses and thus society protected themselves.
Pierre emphasizes the role of the company's executive director and if it had not been for her success, professionalism and great experience, this site would not have been so important.
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