Impact of E-Commence Technology Adoption in Dubai SMEs

Almtiri, Ziad Hmwd A; Miah, Shah Jahan

doi:10.1109/csde48274.2019.9162358

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“…10). According to [19], [23], [26], [40]- [43], [36], [44]- [46], [13], [25], [40], [44], [47]- [51] among others, they agree that SMEs in Indonesia, Saudi Arabia, Brunei Darussalam, China, Iraq, Japan, Malaysia, Omen, Pakistan, Singapore, Taiwan, Thailand, Turkey, Vietnam, UEA, Yemen, and Jordanian face the human resource issues while they want to adopt e-business in their firms. The second issue is demographic.…”

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“…Southeast Asia Asia 19 [73] Afghanistan South Asia Asia 20 [9] Bulgaria Southeast Europe Europe 21 [12] Zambia East Africa Africa 22 [74] Bangladesh South Asia Asia 23 [13] United Arab Emirates Middle East Asia 24 [75] Argentina South America America 25 [26] Saudi Arabia Middle East Asia 26 [76] Poland Central Europe Europe 27 [77] Italy South Europe Europe 28 [78] 2018 Yamen Middle East Asia 29 [79] South Africa South Africa Africa 30 [80] 2017 Australia Australia Australia 31 [23] Indonesia Southeast Asia Asia 32 [81] Italy South Europe Europe 33 [49] Vietnam Southeast Asia Asia 34 [82] 2016…”

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“…Furthermore, lack of ICTs knowledge among the SMEs due to the owners having only a basic level of education, especially in rural areas [12], thus the application of e-business depends on the availability of senior staff who are knowledgeable and experienced in the IT field [11]. A similar issue faced by the SMEs in UAE, the digital process in their business seems too complex thus it makes them distrustful and resistant to adopting new technology in their firms [13]. This statement is supported by [14], which finds that most owners of SMEs are computer illiterate and not familiar with the internet.…”

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Organizational Contribution to E-business Adoption for SMEs in The World

Sinta Aryani,

Yati Rohayati,

Asih Aulia Putri

et al. 2024

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The aim of this study is to identify the issues faced by SMEs all around the world in adopting e-business. This is a work of literature study with the classification based on technological, organizational, and environmental (TOE). The study collects 116 articles from various journal portals. The finding of this study is the factors that concerned the most in adopting e-business among the SMEs which are related to the organization. The organization has a contribution of 50% compared to technology and the environment. Under the organization, human resource is a prominent key to be improved if the SMEs want to adopt e-business well. This situation applies in the continents of Asia America, Europe, Australia, and Oceania. Only African SMEs concern more about management rather than human resources. This study does not consider the interplay between the factors, however, the practical implication of this study is that the finding can be used as input for decision-makers who have an interest in improving the performance of SMEs or raising the level of SMEs in their region, one of which is by increasing the adoption rate of e-business among SMEs. Further, there is an opportunity for future research in investigating the strength of the relationship in each factor to the adoption of e-business, or even in between factors. The contribution of this study is to provide thorough synopsis regarding the factors that need to be considered by the SMEs if they want to adopt e-business.

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Asih Aulia Putri

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“…The development of e-business systems can improve customer service [6], business efficiency, and provide information according to user needs [7], [8]. The opportunity for e-business [9] to become a means of supporting business is the strength of the company is competing in modern markets [10].…”

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Improvement security in e-business systems using hybrid algorithm

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Kusuma²,

Widijastuti

et al. 2021

TELKOMNIKA

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E-business security becomes an important issue in the development of technology, to ensure the safety and comfort of transactions in the exchange of information is privacy. This study aims to improve security in e-business systems using a hybrid algorithm that combines two types of keys, namely symmetric and asymmetric keys. Encryption and decryption of messages or information carried by a symmetric key using the simple symmetric key algorithm and asymmetric keys using the Rivest Shamir Adleman (RSA) algorithm. The proposed hybrid algorithm requires a high running time in the decryption process compared to the application of a single algorithm. The level of security is stronger because it implements the process of message encryption techniques with two types of keys simultaneously.

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Impact of E-Commence Technology Adoption in Dubai SMEs

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Organizational Contribution to E-business Adoption for SMEs in The World

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Improvement security in e-business systems using hybrid algorithm

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