Digitization has become something that is inherent in people shopping habits. This study proposed and tries to investigate whether the Industrial Revolution 4.0 dominated people's behaviour electronic (e-shopping), find out factors influencing it. Using purposive sampling supported by questionnaire instruments, research takes Yogyakarta City as a case study, considering its relatively modern so...

Electronic commerce has been a significant commercial phenomenon for many years, and automatic bargain between buyers and sellers further increases the advantage of the e-market. However, in some scenarios of shopping online, commodity prices can no longer be the core of negotiation, for price may be always unchanged in the negotiation process. This paper proposes a logic framework for asynchro...

The role of emotions is an important subject of study in marketing and consumer behavior. Electronic commerce, being one of the very effective channels of marketing, should pay attention to the issue of emotions. However, Information Systems research on electronic commerce has rarely investigated the effect of fulfilling customers’ emotional needs. This research opens a new area of enquiry: tha...

Many e-commerce principles were pioneered in the airline industry. These include the first business-to-business electronic information exchange and industry-wide electronic marketplace. This environment provided unprecedented opportunity for operations research (OR) modeling. By the mid-1980s airlines used customer shopping data to calibrate traveler demand and choice models, analyzed multi-cha...

Notice This document is disseminated under the sponsorship of the Department of Transportation in the interest of information exchange. The United States Government assumes no liability for its contents or use thereof. Commercial Vehicle Administrative (CVO) Processes Cross-Cutting report summarizes and interprets the results of several Field Operational Tests (FOTs) conducted to evaluate syste...

Electronic payments for services rendered or products purchased are extremely common in much of the developed world. For instance, many large companies in USA regularly conduct seventy to eighty percent of their interactions with suppliers and banks electronically. The Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) standards and products used to achieve this are fairly mature. Typically such transactions oc...

Background In the area of Electronic Contracting and Virtual Company Formation within Supply-Chains there has been little research or development work. During this paper we will outline the European Union sponsored project SUPPLYPOINT (ESPRIT 27007) which addresses the issues of panEuropean electronic trade links for business-to-business and business-to-public body electronic commerce. This wil...

The launch of B2B exchanges in brick and mortar industries has inspired the study of the potential impacts on business models of this shift from offline into online trade. Among market parties, intermediaries form a very interesting group, since electronic marketplaces could be seen as their direct competitors. We argue that the emergence of electronic marketplaces both creates opportunities an...