PROFESI TEKNOLOGI INFORMASI DALAM INDUSTRI E-COMMERCE DI INDONESIA

The electronic media discussed in this paper have only been temporarily focused on the use of internet media and the current profession. Because the use of the internet is currently the most popular used by many people, in addition to being things that can be categorized as things that are 'booming'. It should be underlined, with future technological developments; it is possible to use other network media besides the internet in e-commerce. So our thoughts should not only be fixed on the use of internet media. Community service this time is to provide training/debriefing for students aged 13-17 years in the Hope Youth Orphanage environment is expected to understand and utilize existing e-commerce technology to increase knowledge to students from an early age. Especially giving alternative choices to students in the orphanage, will later gain insight about the profession in the field of information technology, especially e-commerce. Keywords: E-commerce, Information Technology, Profession, Internet Medi

A Framework for e-Commerce Implementation: Nigeria a Case Study

The advent of the Internet has transformed the business environment in no small measure and has influenced the ways and manner businesses are transacted. This platform has brought about enhanced electronic and mobile business transactions. However, the advent of e-Commerce, m-Commerce or i-Commerce has placed a premium on the participating organisations or nations in terms of provision of the basic infrastructure for a secure, seamless and trusted business environment through the electronic media. This paper presents an exploratory study of the prospects of e-Commerce implementation and the factors inhibiting its growth. A set of questionnaire was designed, administered and analysed based on political, economic, social and technological (PEST) analysis. The PEST analysis is to help review the current practices with a view to developing a framework for Nigeria and other developing nations in Africa. Findings revealed that the Automatic Teller Machine (ATM) is the most widely used medium of e-Payment in Nigeria, which is not very suitable for e-Commerce implementation. Similarly, the Internet penetration is still abysmally low and is one of the major threats to e-Commerce implementation. However, the nascent democracy enjoyed in Nigeria is faced with some teething problems, but it promised with time, relative political stability, direct foreign investment, improved economical atmosphere, improved social services and technological development more than ever witnessed in the country. Therefore, a viable framework for Nigeria and Africa would be such that involves the private and public partnership (PPP). This consortium is expected to provide the platform for access to the Internet and popularize the use of e-Payment among other things

In a World Without Borders: The Impact of Taxes on Internet Commerce

The rapid rise in sales over the Internet has generated debate over the taxation of such transactions since the buyers usually pay no sales tax. This paper uses new data on the purchase decisions of approximately 25,000 online users to examine the effects that local sales taxes have on Internet commerce. The results show that, controlling for many observable characteristics, people who live in locations with high sales taxes are significantly more likely to buy things over the Internet. The estimated tax responsiveness of both participation and spending are large and resemble the tax effects found in previous research on retail sales in geographic border areas. The results are quite robust; the tax sensitivity is clear nationally, within regions, within states, and even within metropolitan areas. Further results suggest that the tax effect cannot be explained by unobserved heterogeneity across cities. The magnitudes in the paper suggest that to apply existing sales taxes to Internet commerce would reduce the number of online buyers by 25% and spending by more than 30% with some specifications suggesting even larger effects.

The Perceived Risk Influence on the E-Loyalty of Online Shoppers in Using Internet of Things

The development of technology has made the need for e-commerce increasingly high. The growth of e-commerce, as one of the applications from the internet of things, in Indonesia has also become more rapid; thus, it brings changes in choices in transactions, from offline purchases to online. One of the essential things in e-commerce is the customers perception of the security of online transactions. This study analyses the role of e-satisfaction and perceived security risk on e-trust and e-loyalty. The research model is examined in 395 e commerce users in Indonesia. The results show that e-trust is able to mediate the relationship between e-satisfaction and perceived security risk to e-loyalty. Customer confidence that transactions conducted on e-commerce are safe will increase e-loyalty more than the effect of risk on e-trust. Satisfaction in online purchases dramatically affects the amount of customer confidence in e-commerce. This research contributes to e-commerce actors in Indonesia to understand the importance of maintaining security in transactions

Utilization of Information Technology, Internet and E-Commerce in Herbal MSMEs

This research is based on fact that during the pandemic, the need for technology, internet and e-commerce has increased significantly. The purpose of this study was to determine whether the use of information technology, internet and e-commerce at MSME Herbal Waroeng Sehat, Tangerang City has been carried out optimally.The methodology used in this research is descriptive statistical analysis. The test used in this study is the frequency distribution table test. The data analysis used was descriptive qualitative and descriptive quantitative. Data collection was obtained by distributing questionnaires in the form of Google Form to 30 respondents. Primary data derived from questionnaires were processed through the SPSS version 25 program. According to (Ghozali, 2018, p. 15) [1], SPSS is an abbreviation of Statistical Package for Social Sciences, which is software that functions to analyze data, perform statistical calculations for both parametric and non-parametric statistic on a windows basis. The results showed that the ability of employees to operate computers was 83.3% or 25 employees. And the use of the internet to support daily work is 86.7% or 26 employees. Utilization of E-commerce can add business branches, the answer is 66.7% or 20 people answered that the use of E-commerce can add business branches. It can be concluded that the utilization of Information Technology, Internet and E-commerce has been carried out optimally by Waroeng Sehat.The impact of this research is expected in the next 5 years Waroeng Sehat SMEs can expand their digital marketing strategies by using Internet of Things technology in order to get maximum profit. Keywords: Information Technology, Internet, E-commerce, MSM