Who has access to e-commerce and when? Time-varying service regions in same-day delivery

Banerjee, Dipayan; Erera, Alan L.; Stroh, Alexander M.; Toriello, Alejandro

doi:10.1016/j.trb.2023.02.005

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“…In today's fast-evolving global marketplace, the retail industry has witnessed a profound transformation in the way businesses operate and engage with consumers (Risberg, 2023). This transformation is predominantly attributed to the proliferation of e-commerce, which has revolutionized the retail landscape, reshaping the traditional brick-and-mortar retail business model (Gao and Zhao, 2022;Banerjee et al, 2023). Traditional retailers have been compelled to explore and adopt digital retail strategies to remain competitive and relevant in an increasingly digital world.…”

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Traditional Retailer’s Intention to opt E-commerce for Digital Retail Business in Saudi Arabia

Alateeg,

Alhammadi

2023

Migrat. Lett.

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This study investigates the factor affecting traditional retailer’s intention to opt e-commerce in the context of digital retail business in Saudi Arabia. Employing a cross-sectional survey methodology, structured questionnaires were administered to traditional retailers, providing a snapshot of their perceptions and intentions regarding e-commerce adoption. The data analysis was conducted utilizing the PLS-based structural equation modeling method. The study reveals that perceived usefulness is a pivotal driver, positively impacting the intention to opt e-commerce. Moreover, attitude towards e-commerce is significantly influenced by perceived usefulness and ease of use, highlighting the importance of user-friendly platforms. Conversely, high perceived costs can deter a positive attitude. Overcoming technological barriers is also instrumental, as they can foster a more favorable attitude. Intriguingly, organizational and environmental barriers had limited direct impact on attitude, indicating that internal and individual factors play a more substantial role in shaping the attitudes of traditional retailers in Saudi Arabia. The insights garnered from this research hold substantial significance for the traditional retail industry, government authorities, and all relevant stakeholders invested in facilitating the successful incorporation of e-commerce into Saudi Arabia's established retail sector. This integration is pivotal in ensuring a competitive edge within the dynamic landscape of digital retail. Understanding these factors is vital as the retail landscape continues to evolve, bridging the gap between traditional and digital retail models.

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Traditional Retailer’s Intention to opt E-commerce for Digital Retail Business in Saudi Arabia

Alateeg,

Alhammadi

2023

Migrat. Lett.

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Optimization of the cooperative electronic commerce model for sustainable development in the context of ecological environment conservation

Yang,

Fang,

Wang

2024

Int. J. Environ. Sci. Technol.

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This study aims to explore how to optimize the cooperative electronic commerce model in a sustainable ecological environment to meet the needs of consumers while maximizing social and economic benefits. The empirical research method is adopted, which mainly includes a literature review, case analysis, and questionnaire. Firstly, through a literature review, this study introduces and analyses the concept of sustainable ecological environment and the development and optimization direction of cooperative electronic commerce model in detail, providing a theoretical basis and thought guidance for subsequent research. Secondly, this study selects several representative cooperative electronic commerce platforms for case analysis. It explores their operation mode, product characteristics, service quality, and social benefits to summarize the experience and lessons of optimizing cooperative electronic commerce model. Finally, a questionnaire is designed to sample the consumers of cooperative electronic commerce. By analysing the results of questionnaire, the following conclusions are drawn. (1) 54.3% of respondents said they had used the cooperative electronic commerce model, with agricultural products purchasing (23.5%) and community service (18.9%) using it more frequently. (2) The cognition level of sustainable development was high overall, with 62.6% believing that it was essential for the future. (3) A multiple linear regression model explored the relationship between using the cooperative electronic commerce model and sustainable development cognition. The results reveal that adopting cooperative electronic commerce model has a significant positive impact on the cognition of sustainable development, which indicates that the promotion and use of this model can promote cognition and practice of sustainable development.

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Equity in e-commerce accessibility: Gaps and opportunities for a research agenda

Sousa,

Oliveira,

Bracarense

2023

Latin American Transport Studies

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Who has access to e-commerce and when? Time-varying service regions in same-day delivery

Cited by 11 publications

References 35 publications

Traditional Retailer’s Intention to opt E-commerce for Digital Retail Business in Saudi Arabia

Traditional Retailer’s Intention to opt E-commerce for Digital Retail Business in Saudi Arabia

Optimization of the cooperative electronic commerce model for sustainable development in the context of ecological environment conservation

Equity in e-commerce accessibility: Gaps and opportunities for a research agenda

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