Study on Seller Performance Management of Cross-border E-commerce Third-party Platform

Seller-Buyer Trust in Cross-Border E-Commerce: a Conceptual Model

We conceptualize and propose a theoretical model of sellers’ trust in buyers in the cross border ecommerce context. This model is based on by signalling theory, which is further refined by using trust theories and empirical findings from prior e-commerce trust research.

An Information Fusion-Enabled Third Party E-Commerce Platform Based on SOA

The rapid development of E-Commerce not only generate huge amount of business opportunities but also raises a new question to the supporting platform of E-Commerce. Nowadays, E-commerce platform design is one of the hot spot of E-commerce research. The traditional 3-layered E-commerce platform can’t meet the requirement of today’s E-commerce application which is more complicated than before[1]....

introducing a localized cross-border e-commerce model, case: iran b2b e-commerce

by the explosive growth of b2b e-commerce transactions in international supply chains and the rapid increase of business documents in iran’s cross-border trading, effective management of trade processes over borders is vital in b2b e-commerce systems. structure of the localized model in this paper is based on three major layers of a b2b e-commerce infrastructure, which are messaging layer, busi...

Third Party Logistics in E-Commerce Environment in China

Multi-agent framework for third party logistics in E-commerce

In an e-commerce environment, the third party logistics (3PL) takes charge of the logistics design, delivery, storage and transportation in a supply chain with its professional and complete value-added services. Beginning with an analysis of the relationships between the 3PL and supply chain members, the authors suggest that only when the 3PL reengineers its logistics business process to accomm...