E-Commerce

Daniela Meira · Luís Magalhães · Francisco Pereira · Emanuel Peres

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E-commerce and Technology Innovations Technology Adoption and User Behaviour Digital Innovation in Industries

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Despite being a recent phenomenon and being in constant evolution, e-commerce (EC) is already embedded in current society. However, difficulties in establishing a universally accepted definition have resulted in a multiplicity of meanings that sometimes merge with the e-business (EB) concept. This article presents a brief historical and conceptual evolution of EC and some of its most significant aspects.

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