Cloud Computing of E-commerce

Almarabeh, Tamara; Majdalawi, Yousef Kh.

doi:10.5539/mas.v13n1p27

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“…El Internet es la variable dominante en la evolu- ción del mercado digital y, ante la facilidad de uso de la web, resulta más simple incidir en el comportamiento del consumidor y en la toma de decisiones de los agentes económicos. Precisamente, este esquema responde a los tipos de comercio electrónico (Figura 1), cuya idea general recae en las operaciones de compra-venta y pagos electrónicos utilizando TICS (tecnologías de la información y comunicación) sin obligación de entrar en contacto físico con los vendedores (Almarabeh & Majdalawi, 2019). Además, garantiza a las empresas la eliminación de barreras en el mercado, puesto que se obtienen más clientes potenciales a menores costos y se reducen las tasas de devolución por parte de los consumidores.…”

Section: Comercio Electrónicounclassified

Comportamiento del Consumidor Antes y Durante la Pandemia del Covid-19 en la Provincia El Oro

Quizhpe-Bustos

Bustamante-Chiriboga

Pacheco-Molina

2023

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La presente investigación analiza el impacto de la pandemia en las preferencias de los consumidores dentro del marco del comercio electrónico, busca recomendar estrategias de mercado que acerquen al consumidor hacia una atención más digital. Se hizo uso del estadístico de comparación de muestras relacionadas de Wilcoxon para datos no paramétricos, con el fin de realizar una confrontación de frecuencias entre grupos de distintos tiempos que midieron el comportamiento de los usuarios en este mismo intervalo. Se utilizó la encuesta como instrumento de investigación y se pudo evidenciar un incremento en las compras en línea, destacando el uso de las tarjetas de crédito o débito y una reducción de las compras en establecimientos físicos. En el caso de la percepción sobre el comercio electrónico existió un incremento en la sensación de facilidad, necesidad y mayor grado de utilidad sobre el mismo. Los resultados obtenidos demuestran que la pandemia generó un impacto significativo sobre el comportamiento del consumidor y las percepciones del comercio electrónico en el grupo de estudio.

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Section: Comercio Electrónicounclassified

Comportamiento del Consumidor Antes y Durante la Pandemia del Covid-19 en la Provincia El Oro

Quizhpe-Bustos

Bustamante-Chiriboga

Pacheco-Molina

2023

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“…For instance, over 9,300 retail locations from various categories of products were closed by their parent companies in 2019, while more than half of shopping malls are expected to be closed by 2021 (Tokar and Jensen, 2021). This trend has fueled the unprecedented rising digital innovations in e-commerce such as live streaming (Hu, 2020), cloud computing (Almarabeh, 2019), artificial intelligence and machine learning (Patil, 2019;Zhang and Pee, 2021), drone deliveries (Aurambout and Gkoumas, 2019), etc. Meanwhile, this fast pace of digital innovation and e-commerce expansion also brings multiple issues and challenges like privacy concerns about customers' information (Maseeh et al, 2021), cyber fraud (Hamirani, 2020), and issues related to governance and regulation enforcement [Organization for Economic Cooperation Development (OCED), 2019].…”

Section: New Trends and Opportunities: Exploring The New Normsmentioning

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ICT Adoption and Booming E-Commerce Usage in the COVID-19 Era

Zou

Cheshmehzangi

2022

Front. Psychol.

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With the rise of the digital economy, digitalization has fundamentally transformed the way we live and work [Organization for Economic Co-operation Development (OCED), 2019]. Since the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic in late 2019, people have been increasingly relying more on digital technologies due to pandemic prevention and control strategies such as lockdown, social distancing, enclosure of restaurants and malls, etc. COVID-19 has been intensively transforming the world's trends, people's behavior, nature of business, and daily life (Bhatti et al., 2020). Meanwhile, it has been acting as a catalyst or accelerator of this new digital revolution in the COVID-19 Era, especially for the rapid adoption of e-learning and e-commerce globally.Both direct and indirect impacts of COVID-19 have forced people to purchase goods online. Meanwhile, traditional producers and traders have also moved their business online regarding the declining shares of conventional trade and the unstable markets due to the COVID-induced supply chain disruptions, resource shortage, lack of human capital, declined customer demand, etc. The World Trade Organization (WTO; Abdelrhim and Abdullah, 2020) states that it is the exact time for e-commerce to rescue the global economy from the COVID-19 and that it is to interfere with vigor and energy and demonstrate e-commerce of its prominence and effectiveness in the field of trade and online shopping. METHODOLOGYThis study is conducted in three steps. First, the literature review is conducted systematically to review existing recent studies related to the nexus between ICT, e-commerce, and COVID-19, evaluating recent research trends/focus in the area. Second, we follow up the literature review by analyzing the new trends and new opportunities. Here, relevant studies on this topic are selected to support the background basis and inform the content for further discussions. Third, discussions on ICT adoption and multiple benefits of e-commerce are provided based on the results of the first two steps. Figure 1 summarizes the methodology flow in three steps. LITERATURE REVIEWThe impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic have been growing well recognized globally across all industries among all groups of people, and disruptions of the global supply chain have created an excellent chance to explore the promising potential of e-commerce as a mode of future trade. This results in booming e-commerce and leads to accelerated ICT adoption driven by digital Publisher's Note: All claims expressed in this article are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily represent those of their affiliated organizations, or those of the publisher, the editors and the reviewers. Any product that may be evaluated in this article, or claim that may be made by its manufacturer, is not guaranteed or endorsed by the publisher.

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“…These are also attributed to the ease of access [13], appeal of wider selection, lower prices, bargains, responsiveness, and ease of transaction [14]. Data mining and analysis of e-commerce data from small and medium enterprises allows them to evaluate product growth, performance, and competitiveness [15].…”

Section: E-commercementioning

confidence: 99%

“…Integration of cloud technology within the framework allows the information to be stored on the internet and thus, are accessible to a wide variety of devices. Among the advantages of cloud computing is scalability, ubiquity, reliability and cost-effective [14]. These are further enhanced through mobile devices that allow data transmissions without being connected through a physical link.…”

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B40 Online Business Platform: E-Commerce and Life Cycle Model Considerations

Abas¹,

Yassin²,

Tahir³

et al. 2021

TEM Journal

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A new online business platform is needed in Malaysia. The proposed system aims to provide B40 household income group with the necessary knowledge for increasing readiness in online business, and equip them with access to available financing, e-commerce, and logistic solutions. Prior to project commencement, a review is performed on e-commerce and development life cycle models. The adopted approach includes issues such as client engagement, development team, duration of project, requirement of prototype, and scale of deployment. In this case, a modified Rapid Application Development model is suitable for monitoring project progress and delivery.

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Cloud Computing of E-commerce

Cited by 14 publications

References 17 publications

Comportamiento del Consumidor Antes y Durante la Pandemia del Covid-19 en la Provincia El Oro

Comportamiento del Consumidor Antes y Durante la Pandemia del Covid-19 en la Provincia El Oro

ICT Adoption and Booming E-Commerce Usage in the COVID-19 Era

B40 Online Business Platform: E-Commerce and Life Cycle Model Considerations

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