User Acceptance Model for Assessing Trust on Electronic Transaction Succession

Trust is very important for the sustainability of an online business. Take care of the trust of customers is a must for an online store that is very different from the normal physical store. Due to a number of situations, the seller and the buyer cannot meet in person, the customer cannot see the products we sell directly and the payment process must be through a bank transfer or with an online payment system. This study report and combine technology acceptance model within an information system (IS) success model in the context to assessing trust on electronic transaction succession. The researcher has developed the model base on the input-process-output the IS success models. Study observes how trust and risk affect an Internet consumer’s related with intention to use. Development of theoretical framework de- scribing that trust making process a consumer uses when purchase. Success of an electronic transaction on many factors, one of the important is trust. Acquiring customer trust depends on many things such as web site, quality service, and trust tendency. This paper analyses the role of trust from the transaction perspective to building customer trust

Factors that affect the e-government procurement trust in Indonesia

These Procurement system has been applied widely throughout the world, especially in Indonesia, especially in the government sector. E-procurement becomes very important especially efficiency and cost savings for procurement of goods and services procurement as well as company. Based on the analysis of the success factors of e-procurement produces three things such as: supplier and contract management; end-user behavior and eprocurement business processes; and information infrastructure and e-procurement. The findings of this research can guide the various stages and implementation efforts as well as the company. Researchers adopted research models related to the model trust. The hope is a comprehensive finding of factors into the implementation of government procurement systems