Critical Factors in Indonesia’s E-Commerce Collaboration

Nurcahyo, Rahmat; Putra, Prawira Adi

doi:10.3390/jtaer16060135

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“…At the same time, e-commerce determines financial gains from the perspective of increasing revenues and reducing costs, providing access to a wider range of markets, improved communication, and services for customers [61]. The development of e-commerce may create added value for products and services [62], but the degree of use of EC is still quite low [63].…”

Section: E-commercementioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis and Forecast of the Use of E-Commerce in Enterprises of the European Union States

2022

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This study analyzes the use of e-commerce by European Union enterprises. Based on an analysis of the evolution of the percentage of enterprises that perform e-commerce and the share of total turnover obtained from e-commerce, for the period of 2003–2020, a forecast for 2025 was made. These aspects were analyzed for 2015–2020 from the perspective of the Digital Economy and Society Index (DESI), highlighting the importance of e-commerce in the economic growth of each country by analyzing the share of gross domestic product (GDP) obtained from e-commerce in GDP. For studying the evolution of the indicators, a comparative analysis of the situation of individual and aggregate EU countries was performed, highlighting the evolution trends and determining the annual average growth rate indicator, used later for the short-term forecast. For the 2025 forecast, six regression models were used for the empirical estimation of the data. The results of the analysis show that the share of companies performing e-commerce and the turnover in e-sales vary significantly depending on the size of enterprises, and the results of the forecast estimate that by 2025 there will be a significant increase in e-commerce in most European countries.

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Section: E-commercementioning

confidence: 99%

Analysis and Forecast of the Use of E-Commerce in Enterprises of the European Union States

2022

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“…In the payment process, the pay-later company covers the payment of the bill at the beginning by paying the seller and then receiving payment from the consumer. This method is considered to provide benefits for consumers because the transaction process is convenient and fast [10]. Consumers who have financial problems and do not have a credit card due to requirements tend to utilise this method.…”

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confidence: 99%

Consumptive Behavior in Youth Pay Later Users in Terms of Self-Esteem

Asmarani,

Eryandra,

Widiasih

2024

Proceedings of the 6th International Seminar on Psychology, ISPsy 2023, 18-19 July 2023, Purwokerto, Central Java, Indonesia

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The convenience experienced by youth in accessing online services has an impact on their shopping behaviour. The child tends to be excessive in buying the things they want. This consumptive behaviour can be influenced by several things, one of which is self-esteem. Some previous studies have shown inconsistent results in explaining the effect of self-esteem on consumptive behaviour. This study aims to determine the influence of self-esteem on consumptive behaviour in adolescent pay-later users. The method used in this study is a quantitative method with 150 respondents, 100 female and 50 male, aged 18-21 years old male and female who live in Jakarta. The data collection technique used was purposive sampling using the self-esteem scale from Rosenberg, which has been adopted by Maroqi to measure self-esteem and the consumptive behaviour scale. The data analysis technique used is a simple regression test. The results obtained in this study are the B coefficient value of 0.022 with a probability value of 0.023, which indicates that there is a positive influence between self-esteem and consumptive behaviour. This means that the higher the self-esteem possessed by youth, the higher the consumptive behaviour. Based on the regression in this study, it was found that the R Square value was 0,035 with a significant level of 0,023. This shows that self-esteem has an effect on consumptive behaviour by 3,5%.

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“…TS promote technology disruption that widens access to advanced technologies. Through some cooperation with the Indonesian government, TS focus on helping SMEs sustain themselves [11]. Indonesian startup global growth ranked fifth with 2229 listed startups in 2021 [12].…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Industry 4.0 adoption requires cost and investments in digital infrastructure and digital literacy. Based on simultaneous Equations (10) and(11) in Table2, Industry 4.0 adoption by the SMEs requires the SMEs to allocate the profit surplus. The required allocation was a 50% surplus.…”

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The Evaluation of Technology Startup Role on Indonesian SMEs Industry 4.0 Adoption Using CLD-ABM Integrated Model

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The role of the Association of Southeast Asia Nations (ASEAN) small and medium enterprises (SMEs) as the regional socioeconomic stabilizer is inseparable from endogenous multisector collaboration. Indonesian SMEs struggled with Industry 4.0 adoption due to the lower digital infrastructure (DI) and digital literacy (DL) index. This study aims to develop a provisional model to explore the role of technology startups (TS) in covering the DI and DL of SMEs. The evaluation was through a simulation model of Indonesian SMEs’ collaboration with the government and TS. The developed model is a concurrent real-time integration of an agent-based model (ABM) with a causal loop diagram (CLD). The simulation results imply that SMEs’ collaboration with TS leads to the early adoption of Industry 4.0 that balances the business competition environment. The model also shows that exponentially rising government aid can help the SMEs into late adoption of Industry 4.0. However, SMEs are still unable to sustain the business competition. Thus, the integrative simulation model is a state-action planning model with each state result bounded to the previous state result. The initial input parameters determine the model behavior. Thus, the model is a good resiliency planner for SMEs’ Industry 4.0 adoption.

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Critical Factors in Indonesia’s E-Commerce Collaboration

Cited by 13 publications

References 37 publications

Analysis and Forecast of the Use of E-Commerce in Enterprises of the European Union States

Analysis and Forecast of the Use of E-Commerce in Enterprises of the European Union States

Consumptive Behavior in Youth Pay Later Users in Terms of Self-Esteem

The Evaluation of Technology Startup Role on Indonesian SMEs Industry 4.0 Adoption Using CLD-ABM Integrated Model

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