Regional E-Commerce Model Based on Integration of Logistics

Xiao, Laiyuan; Guo, Yong Feng; Gu, Xiqian

doi:10.1109/cise.2010.5676784

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“…DOI: 10.4018/jicthd.2013040101 However, with the maturity and complexity of the Internet, different characteristics of the local environment, such as infrastructural, socio-economic and cultural, have created a significant level of variation in the acceptance and growth of e-commerce in different regions of the world . Over time, various studies have been conducted and models have been developed to identify diffusion of e-commerce in different environments (Zwass, 1999;Travica, 2002;Bai, Cai, & Qian, 2006;Xiao, Guo, & Gu, 2010). These models have looked at infrastructure (connectivity, hardware and software, telecommunications, product delivery and transportations systems) and services (epayment systems, secure messaging, electronic markets, and competitiveness) as the primary diffusion factors .…”

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Implementation of E-Commerce at the Grass Roots

Rahman

Ramos

2013

International Journal of Information Communication Technologies and Human Development

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This paper looks into the concepts of electronic commerce (e-commerce) through the utilization of the Internet technologies. The study introduces the concept in finding a contextual diagram and talks further about the evolution of e-commerce. Thereafter, it develops a framework after deducting through various business models using an exploratory review. However, the main thrust of the paper is to illustrate factors of challenges in introducing and enhancing e-commerce activities, especially in the context of developing countries relating to human-computer interactions. The study emphasizes on issues like, acceptability, credibility, feasibility, ethics, privacy and trust as major challenges in expanding e-commerce in developing countries. Before concluding, the study proposes a few hints of e-commerce advancement in developing nations as future research.

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confidence: 99%