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Past few years have seen an escalated addition in ecommerce websites along with the users, with significant additions from both male and female populations. With the proliferated competition knowing your customer base becomes important. The disquisition focuses on the parallel evaluation of these websites for both genders. The factors individuate itself for males and females, which has been considered...
This paper examines post-adoption behavior (continue to use or not) within the context of B2B e-marketplace in China. first, based on innovation diffusion theory and relative research, ten key factors effecting organizations to continue to use B2B e-marketplace are identified, the theoretic model is built based on TOE framework and 10 hypotheses are formulated. Then, the model and ten hypothesis are...
In this study, we proposed a set of constructs and used it to assess the effects of ICT on e-commerce migration-migrating toward internet-based e-commerce at firm level. We examined the validity of the instrument in terms of the relationships to e-commerce migration with data from 156 firms in China. A series of hypotheses were designed and tested, and the drivers and their contributions to e-commerce...
Electronic commerce (EC) adoption in small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in developing countries is confronted with different difficulties. This is due to reasons relating to the SME's structure and to issues concerning the surrounding environment. This research investigates factors influencing EC adoption and success in SMEs in a developing countries represented here by the case of Jordan. A...
This paper presents an investigation of innovative communication through examining design characteristics in global e-commerce sites. This investigation is necessary to establish an understanding of the barriers in communicating and implementing of e-commerce on a global level. The paper begins with an overview of current business-to-customer (B2C) e-commerce implementation on the web, and then describes...
The research on supply chain management (SCM) has been for decades the focus of the academic communities and practitioners alike. SCM depends on implementing e-commerce (EC) as the key success factor. Distribution channel as the very end of the supply chain where customers buy market offerings including core products and supplementary services plays a crucial role in business excellence. However,...
This paper reveals the results of a survey covering all licensed banking sector organizations in Sri Lanka in order to compare the user-interface design of their Web sites and proposes a methodology to compare the design elements of these Web sites. The sample selected for this survey comprised of 23 licensed commercial banks (LCB), 31 registered finance companies (RFC) and 14 licensed special banks...
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