A viewpoint of Tanzania e-commerce and implementation barriers

A viewpoint of Tanzania e-commerce and implementation barriers

The growing rate of ICT utilization particularly the Internet and mobile phones has influenced at an exponential rate online interaction and communication among the generality of the populace. However, with the enormity of businesses on the Internet, Tanzania is yet to harness the opportunities for optimal financial gains. This study is exploratory in nature as it attempts to unveil the prospec...

The Prospects and Barriers of E-Commerce Implementation in Tanzania

The Internet and mobile phones has brought about the emergence of virtual markets with four primary distinct characteristics, which are real-time, shared, open and global in the world. The growing rate of ICT utilization particularly the Internet and mobile phones has influenced at an exponential rate, online interaction and communication among the generality of the populace. The shortcomings n...

Perceptions of Barriers to E-commerce

An exploratory survey of supply personnel from the mining industry in Australia indicated that the main barrier to the implementation of e-Commerce systems for online purchasing was the reluctance of current suppliers to implement systems within their own organisations. Overall, there was a positive perception towards the implementation of e-Commerce for the use of electronic purchasing.

Inherent E-commerce Barriers for Smes

Electronic commerce (e-commerce) is the fastest growing industry the world over and it impacts business, international trade, and national economies. The number of nations who are offering e-commerce solutions is increasing every year. Despite the downturn in the Internet economy represented by the crash of many “dot-com” companies, several forecasts continue to predict huge potential in global...

Implementation Issues for E-Commerce