Edge Computing in E-commerce Business: Economic Impacts and Advantages of Scalable Information Systems

Abstract

INTRODUCTION: Edge Computing brings better responsiveness and faster customer experiences, while Scalable Information Systems enable efficient business growth management. 
 OBJECTIVE: This research analyzes the economic impact of using Edge Computing in E-Commerce businesses and reveals the advantages of Scalable Information Systems. 
 METHOD: The research approach used is a mixed-method, which includes quantitative data analysis and interviews with key stakeholders in five E-Commerce companies. 
 RESULTS: The research results show increased responsiveness, operational efficiency, cost savings, enhanced data security, and better customer retention due to the implementation of Edge Computing. Scalable Information Systems also help E-Commerce companies manage rapid business growth flexibly. 
 CONCLUSION: This technology provides significant and relevant advantages in improving company performance and competitiveness in a competitive E-Commerce context.

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