Investigation of the Correlation Between Trust and Reputation in B2C e-Commerce Using Alexa Ranking

Najafi, Iraj; Kamyar, Mohsen; Kamyar, Ali; Tahmassebpour, Mahmoudreza

doi:10.1109/access.2017.2720118

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“…This effort is relevant because, based on 2019 data, 63.53% of Indonesia's population owns a cellular phone [31]. The selection of online media in West Sumatra is carried out using Alexa Rank (a website that provides valid information about online media rankings) [32]. Based on an Alexa Rank search, there are five major online media in West Sumatra: Harianhaluan.com; Klikpositif.com; Covesia.com; Hariansinggalang.co.id; and Minangkabaunews.com.…”

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Social Acceptance: Mapping the Perspectives of Stakeholder in the Development of Geothermal Power Plants in West Sumatra, Indonesia

Anggreta¹,

Somantri²,

Purwanto³

2022

IJSDP

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The Indonesian government is pushing for an increase in the development of geothermal power plants. West Sumatra is one of twenty provinces in Indonesia that have geothermal potential. The government has given the company permission to develop geothermal potential in two districts in West Sumatra. Phase I development has been successfully carried out in South Solok Regency, while Solok Regency has experienced problems. Social acceptance is one of the determining factors for the success of the project development. This article aims to look at the perspectives of stakeholders around the geothermal field, and analyze the social acceptance of a geothermal power plant project in West Sumatra. This research uses case study research method. Data collection is done by interview, observation, and document studies (such as Environmental Impact Assessment documents, government regulations on geothermal, and local media news). The results show that there are variations in stakeholder perspectives regarding geothermal power plants. Public acceptance of the geothermal power plant in South Solok Regency is relatively good because the company positions the surrounding community as partners. Social acceptance at the project site in Solok Regency was relatively weak and there was a resistance movement. Socio-political acceptance (by various stakeholders such as the Provincial Government, Regency Government, Nagari Government, and Regional House of Representatives) tends to be substantial due to the multiplier effect of development. This study has limitations in looking at the dynamics of local politics, which are the determinants of support, and the readiness of the Regional Government to face the rejection phenomenon at the local level. This is an input for further research, because in this study it was found that social acceptance requires the support and readiness of the Regional Government. So that the rejection by the local community can be resolved, so that the extraction of electrical energy goes according to the government's target, and the rights of the local community in the project site area are fulfilled.

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Social Acceptance: Mapping the Perspectives of Stakeholder in the Development of Geothermal Power Plants in West Sumatra, Indonesia

Anggreta¹,

Somantri²,

Purwanto³

2022

IJSDP

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“…The results show that perceived risk (customer duty risk, confiscation risk, delivery risk, financial risk, and privacy risk), trust in provider, and trust in website affect repurchase intention significantly, where trust in website plays a critical role. Reference [6] evaluated the correlation between the Alexa rank (ranking) and the formal measure of trust in the electronic space by the Moore trust method, connection function (Copula function), etc. Their findings indicate that the trust in the websites is highly correlated with their reputation.…”

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A Transaction Frequency Based Trust for E-Commerce

Dong¹,

Xu²

2023

Computers, Materials &Amp; Continua

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Most traditional trust computing models in E-commerce do not take the transaction frequency among participating entities into consideration, which makes it easy for one party of the transaction to obtain a high trust value in a short time, and brings many disadvantages, uncertainties and even attacks. To solve this problem, a transaction frequency based trust is proposed in this study. The proposed method is composed of two parts. The first part is built on the classic Bayes analysis based trust models which are ease of computing for the E-commerce system. The second part is the transaction frequency module which can mitigate the potential insecurity caused by one participating entity gaining trust in a short time. Simulations show that the proposed method can effectively mitigate the self-promoting attacks so as to maintain the function of E-commerce system.

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“…A great variety of sites leads to the development of search engines, which have to introduce new criteria for sorting sites in search results. There appear such numerical characteristics as PR [16], Alexa Rank [17], TIC and IKS indicators [18]. SEO (Search Engine Optimization) and its support by additional plug-ins appears consequently.…”

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Developing Web Content Management Systems – from the Past to the Future

Yermolenko

Golchevskiy

2021

SHS Web Conf.

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The article presents an overview of the main stages of development and formation of content management systems as a component of software, in conjunction with the material base. The need of a society in creation and development of systems is revealed. The main elements of the mentioned systems, their functionality, and user groups are described. The features of modern content management systems are presented. The change in approaches to the development of such systems from monolithic to distributed systems is outlined. Further formation of Web-content management systems is seen in the development of systems with open source code, using Web 3.0, refining tools analysis of the quality of content, support for business B2B and B2C, interface development, active use of headless CMS, support of a new level of SEO, implementation of artificial intelligence algorithms. Keywords: content management systems

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Investigation of the Correlation Between Trust and Reputation in B2C e-Commerce Using Alexa Ranking

Cited by 10 publications

References 13 publications

Social Acceptance: Mapping the Perspectives of Stakeholder in the Development of Geothermal Power Plants in West Sumatra, Indonesia

Social Acceptance: Mapping the Perspectives of Stakeholder in the Development of Geothermal Power Plants in West Sumatra, Indonesia

A Transaction Frequency Based Trust for E-Commerce

Developing Web Content Management Systems – from the Past to the Future

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