An E-Commerce Control Unit for Addressing Online Transactions in Developing Countries: Saudi Arabia—Case Study

Omar Saeed Al-Mushayt · Wajeb Gharibi · Nasrullah Armi

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Online transactions play an increasingly important role in our daily lives. Recently, online shopping has greatly expanded not only in small and medium enterprises, but also among individual internet users who use social media as online trading platforms. While there are several online-shopping platforms in Saudi Arabia, they are still facing critical obstacles that challenge customers, businessmen, and organizations. In this paper, we present a smart control unit that could help addressing current challenges that face e-commerce and suggesting contemporary governmental legislation dedicated at governing and simplifying online transactions in order to make them more reliable, faster, secure, and competitive.

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2012An Empirical Study of Problems in Implementation of Electronic Commerce in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

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