Electronic Commerce

Turban, Efraim; King, David B.; Lee, Jae Kyu; Liang, Ting‐Peng; Turban, Deborrah C.

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-10091-3

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“…Several perceived consequences are stated as critical determinants in the context of mobile technology adoption in the existing literature: (1) perceived usefulness/value (Mahatanankoon et al, 2006;Snowden & Spafford, 2006;Yang, 2005); (2) perceived ease of use (Cheong & Park, 2005;Kurnia et al, 2006;Lin & Wang, 2005;Malhotra & Segars, 2005;Wai, 2012); (3) perceived risk (Laundon & Traver, 2007;Turban, 2008;Wai, 2012); (4) perceived enjoyment (Hong et al, 2006;Pagani, 2004); and (5) perceived obstacles (Childs, 2013).…”

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“…There are various problems and risks in electronic commerce. Turban (2008) defines three levels of building confidence in electronic commerce activities: (1) confidence in Internet retailer, (2) trust in the Internet as a sales channel, and (3) confidence in the business environment and legal framework. On the other hand, there are several problems associated with online shopping as given in the literature (Laundon & Traver, 2007): the security of card operations, the protection of privacy and personal information, delivery costs, product quality, product return policy, delays in delivery, and other problems.…”

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Young Consumers’ Perception of Problems and Usefulness of Mobile Shopping Applications

Knežević¹,

Delić²

2017

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A B S T R A C T Objective:The objective of this paper is to explain how young consumers from Croatia perceive problems and usefulness of mobile shopping applications. Research Design & Methods:The paper is based on descriptive statistics of data collected in a wide-range survey on mobile commerce attitudes within young population in Croatia. The questionnaire was designed upon recent literature in the fields of electronic and mobile commerce. The quantitative data analysis regarding mobile application problems and usefulness was conducted on 276 validated questionnaires.

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Young Consumers’ Perception of Problems and Usefulness of Mobile Shopping Applications

Knežević¹,

Delić²

2017

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“…Summary data of the questionnaire in this study consisted of data recapitulation questionnaire: [13] …”

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The Use of Programming Languages on the Final Project Report by Using Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP)

Juhartini¹,

Suyanto²

2015

ijacsa

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Abstract-The development in information technology provides a lot of convenience for everyone. Academy of Information Management and Computer (AIMC) students of the fourth semester, implementing the Job Training must specify the type of programming that will be used as a Final Project Report. The study assessed five types of programming language by using the approach of Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) to obtain information on the programming language that has the quality or better rating than 5 programming languages is based on the parameters. Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP) is one way in determining or making a decision that are multi-criteria or multi-objective such as choosing the programming language for the Student Information Management at the Academy of Information Management and Computer (AIMC). Programming language based on five criteria consisting of Clarity, Simplicity, and unity; Orthogonality; Fairness for Applications; Supports Abstraction; Environment Program; and Portability Program.

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“…A pesar del reconocimiento de beneficios del entrenamiento en emprendedores, no se ha vinculado con adopción de Internet y e-Commerce en microempresas de Latinoamérica, considerando e-Commerce, en un sentido amplio, como la venta de productos, la promoción y publicidad de productos, prestación de servicios de apoyo y desarrollo de alianzas a través de Internet (Turban et al, 2015); este conocimiento es especialmente relevante en países latinoamericanos emergentes como Chile, Colombia, México y Brasil (MSCI World Index Stock, 2016), pues en ellos, las microempresas representan una alta participación en oferta de puestos de trabajo y existe importante interés en apoyar su desarrollo (Orjuela, 2006), adicionalmente, se ha reconocido baja adopción de Internet en emprendimientos chilenos (GEM, 2015).…”

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Relación de Capacitación con Adopción de Internet y E-Commerce: Diferencias entre Microemprendedores de Chile

Barrera

2017

Inf. tecnol.

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ResumenLa investigación que se presenta busca relacionar capacitación en micro-emprendedores en Chile con adopción de Internet y e-Commerce en su organización. Adicionalmente, estudiar la incidencia de edad, género, nivel educacional del emprendedor, número de socios de la organización y fuente de financiamiento de la capacitación, en adopción de Internet y e-Commerce, en grupo de micro-emprendedores capacitados. El análisis se efectúa a través de test de hipótesis y regresiones logísticas. Los resultados muestran relación entre capacitación y adopción de Internet y actividades e-Commerce seleccionadas, exceptuando la venta de productos. También indican que emprendedores con menor edad, género femenino, y mayor nivel educacional, adoptan Internet en sus empresas y efectúan algunas actividades e-Commerce en mayor medida. Por último, se evidencia que en microempresas con mayor cantidad de socios y que financian capacitación con recursos propios, se utiliza en mayor proporción Internet y algunas actividades eCommerce seleccionadas.Palabras claves: microemprendimiento; internet; e-commerce; capacitation; características demográficas. Relationship of Training with Internet Adoption and ECommerce: Differences in Microentrepreneurs from Chile AbstractThe research seeks to relate training in micro-entrepreneurs in Chile with Internet and e-Commerce adoption in their organization. Additionally, it studies the incidence of age, gender, educational level of the entrepreneur, number of partners of the organization and source of funding for training, in Internet adoption and e-Commerce in a group of micro-entrepreneurs trained. The analysis is performed through hypothesis test and logistic regressions. Results show the relationship between training and Internet adoption and selected e-Commerce activities, except for the sale of products. They also indicate that younger entrepreneurs, of female gender, and higher educational level, adopt the Internet in their companies and carry out some e-Commerce activities to a greater extent. Finally, it is shown that in microenterprises with more partners and that finance training with their own resources, Internet and some selected e-Commerce activities, are used in greater proportion.

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Electronic Commerce

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Young Consumers’ Perception of Problems and Usefulness of Mobile Shopping Applications

Young Consumers’ Perception of Problems and Usefulness of Mobile Shopping Applications

The Use of Programming Languages on the Final Project Report by Using Analytical Hierarchy Process (AHP)

Relación de Capacitación con Adopción de Internet y E-Commerce: Diferencias entre Microemprendedores de Chile

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