Cloud Computing and E-commerce Adoption in Indonesia: Mind the Gaps

Budiono, Fahrizal Lukman; Lau, Sim Kim; Tibben, William

doi:10.1109/icictr.2018.8706853

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“…Since SMEs businesses typically have unpredictable growth and development requirements, their need for IT services is frequently changeable; cloud computing helps SMEs cope with flexible demand at various times, and to pay only for the tools currently being used. Therefore, SMEs can minimise the investments in technological infrastructures that they do not require (Friedrich-Baasner et al, 2018; Budiono et al, 2018). The cost-related factor with regard to cloud computing has been studied by various researchers.…”

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“…Consequently, a lack of awareness of the advantages of cloud computing to organizations and the lack of know-how will demonstrably limit the adoption (Vidhyalakshmi and Kumar, 2016). lack of awareness was found one of the most vital hurdles that limited cloud computing adoption among SMEs in Australia (Alismaili et al, 2020), Indonesia (Budiono et al, 2018), Malaysia (Abolfazli et al, 2015; Asiaei and Rahim, 2017), Sri Lanka (Chathurika, 2019; Ayoobkhan and Asirvatham, 2019), Nigeria (Ofili, 2015), India (Vidhyalakshmi and Kumar, 2016; Kumar et al, 2017a) and Germany (Friedrich-Baasner et al, 2018). Therefore, organizations need to provide essential training for their employees before implementing cloud computing and understanding the usefulness and benefits of this technology (Gangwar et al, 2015).…”

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Factors Influencing Cloud Computing Adoption Among SMEs: The Jordanian Context

Yaseen

Al-Adwan

Nofal

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Information Development

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Cloud computing technology has proved to be an important technological solution, especially for small and medium- sized businesses (SMEs), by providing many opportunities for companies to enhance their operations, reduce cost, improve scalability and flexibility, and make more efficient use of technology. Despite its benefits, most SMEs are still hesitant about adopting cloud computing. The purpose of this study is to assess the factors that influence cloud computing adoption among SMEs in Jordan. This study does so by developing a research model based on the Technology Organization Environment (TOE) and Diffusion of Innovation (DOI) .These theories overlap in terms of the characteristics that strengthen the explanation of adoption. An online questionnaire was used to collect data from 244 SMEs registered in Jordan. A multiple regression test was implemented to examine the proposed model. The results indicate that seven factors significantly affect cloud computing adoption among SMEs. Among these factors, cost reduction was found to be the strongest predictor, while the weakest predictor was firm size. However, the firm’s scope insignificantly influenced cloud computing adoption among SMEs in Jordan. This finding could provide insights for SMEs decision- makers when it comes to adopting cloud computing. In addition, it provides insights for practitioners in terms of recognizing the important factors that encourage or prevent SMEs from adopting cloud computing.

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Factors Influencing Cloud Computing Adoption Among SMEs: The Jordanian Context

Yaseen

Al-Adwan

Nofal

et al. 2022

Information Development

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“…The benefits of mobile marketing include its ubiquitous availability, customization based on the time, place, and individual characteristics of users [9]. By reducing search costs for users, increased diversity of products offered, lower prices for both users and retailers, empowering consumers to make better choices, enhancing brand [10,11] relationship after purchase.…”

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A Framework for Analysis of Predictors of Mobile-marketing Use by Expanding Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology and Artificial Neural Networks

Safaie

Hamidi

Vali

2023

IJE

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This study developed unified theory of acceptance and use technology (UTAUT) to examine the predictive factors of mobile marketing adoption. Variables such as personal innovativeness, hedonic motivations, performance expectancy, mobility, and social influence were studied for mobile marketing acceptance. The predicted artificial neural networks (ANN) approach was applied to evaluate the data, and the results of the data were used for comparison with path analysis. The ANN model was derailed by the linear statistical model and was able to show the importance of all predictors that could not be identified by the path analysis model. The results show that personal innovativeness is the most effective factor in mobile marketing acceptance. Subsequently, the hedonic motivations, performance expectancy, mobility, social influence, trust, and facilitating conditions play a vital role. Furthermore, the results illustrate that price value, perceived risk, and effort expectancy were not effective.

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“…Using CC technology to develop an agricultural product e-commerce cloud service platform, it is possible to more effectively solve the problem of information asymmetry in agricultural product transactions, increase sales, reduce transaction risks, and effectively assist enterprises in resolving the shortage of talents in the development of agricultural products e-commerce, as well as the high cost of construction and maintenance of the platform. Building an e-commerce platform for agricultural products on the CC platform is therefore quite important and plays an important role [7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15].…”

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Research on the Operation of Agricultural Products E-Commerce Platform Based on Cloud Computing

Liu

2022

Mathematical Problems in Engineering

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As a large agricultural country, the three rural areas have always been one of the key areas of concern for national economic development. Among them, agricultural products finance is not only related to the development of agricultural economy, but also related to the poverty alleviation and wealth of thousands of farmers. With the rapid development of big data, cloud computing, blockchain, and other financial technologies, it will be important to build a new model of agricultural products supply chain finance and a special agricultural products O2O cloud service platform by relying on new technologies. Therefore, this paper conducts a study on the operation of agricultural products e-commerce platform based on cloud computing. This paper firstly introduces the advantages and key technologies of cloud computing. Secondly, this paper constructs the revenue models of e-merchants, farmers, and leading enterprises under insurance and risk-sharing modes and analyzes the optimal decisions of e-merchants, farmers, and leading enterprises under each mode and the influencing factors of the optimal decisions, so as to provide a new way of thinking for the construction of agricultural supply chain finance mode.

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Cloud Computing and E-commerce Adoption in Indonesia: Mind the Gaps

Cited by 3 publications

References 27 publications

Factors Influencing Cloud Computing Adoption Among SMEs: The Jordanian Context

Factors Influencing Cloud Computing Adoption Among SMEs: The Jordanian Context

A Framework for Analysis of Predictors of Mobile-marketing Use by Expanding Unified Theory of Acceptance and Use of Technology and Artificial Neural Networks

Research on the Operation of Agricultural Products E-Commerce Platform Based on Cloud Computing

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