A cloud computing-based model of e-commerce adoption for developing countries

被引:4
作者
El Said G.R. [1 ]
机构
[1] Management Information Systems Department, Future University in Egypt (FUE), New Cairo
关键词
Cloud Computing; E-Business in Developing Countries; E-Commerce Adoption; Government E-Readiness; Return on Investment;
D O I
10.4018/JECO.2017070104
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摘要
While e-commerce can contribute significantly to the economies of developing countries, challenges may include a lack of telecommunications infrastructure, low Internet and credit card penetration, lack of skilled professionals and insufficient delivery systems. Cloud computing offers a solution to most of these challenges, providing access to a low-cost, reliable and flexible internet-based infrastructure. However, there is little empirical validation of the adoption of cloud computing in e-commerce; to bridge that gap, the present study proposes a cloud-based model of e-commerce adoption. Based on a survey of leaders of 175 small, medium, and large ICT firms in Egypt, a developing country where e-commerce is expected to boom in the coming years, the proposed model empirically validates organizational, technical and contextual factors that would make e-commerce adoption more effective for business, governments and service providers Copyright © 2017, IGI Global.
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页码:64 / 82
页数:18
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