The emergence of the Internet has created a revolution important in various aspects of society (Herbig and Hale, 1997; Kingsley and Anderson, 1998; Westphal and Towell, 1998; Weis, 2010). Many scholars acknowledge that the Internet has brought a breath of fresh air to change old habits of citizens of comprehensive online utilities, for example, online contact, online games, online marketing, radio online math ... Along with the development of the internet, the advent of electronic commerce has changed the traditional commercial and shopping habits of residents. Electronic Commerce (EC) has been defined in many different ways. In a simple sense, the EC be construed as an electronic business (TIMMERS, 2000) or sale of consumer products on the Internet (Thanasankit, 2003). Specifically, Carey (2001) argued that the EC is "a term used to refer to a commercial (usually contractual) transactions that occur between two or more people using the infrastructure of communication called the Internet" . More generally, Zwass (2001) definition of the EC declared that "sharing business information, maintaining business relationships and conducting business transactions by means of telecommunications networks". In the trading sector, Gartner Group (1999) EC refers to as "a dynamic set of technologies, applications, and business processes associated companies, consumers and communities." Tan (2009) also defines EC as action online commerce focused on various commodity exchanges of electronic channels, especially on the Internet, corporations, businesses, factories, industries and consumer advocates.
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