A study on E-commerce adoption in Maldives / Mohamed Shifan

By: Shifan, MohamedPublication details: 2017 DDC classification: 658.84 SHI

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Abstract

This research is a primary research conducted on a study in Male'. The capital city of Maldives. The aim was to identify whether e-commerce is feasible in Maldives. This paper uses alemayehu Molla, Paul S. Licker, 2005 PERM model to find the results. Results shows that e-commerce is more feasible in service sector than in product sector. Another important finding was that external environmental factors were greater than organizational factors in implementing e-commerce. After further study, summary of the result conclude that e-commerce is feasible to Maldivian organizations.

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