The Challenges Facing Global E-Commerce

Prasad Bingi An assistant professor of Information Systems at Indiana-Purdue University in Fort Wayne.

Ali Mir An assistant professor of Information Systems at Indiana-Purdue University in Fort Wayne.

Joseph Khamalah An assistant professor of Information Systems at Indiana-Purdue University in Fort Wayne.

Abstract

The power of Web enablement is that geographical boundaries disappear for an enterprise. Thus, an E-commerce initiative can easily become a global E-commerce initiative. Nevertheless, before conducting E-business globally, Web-enabled enterprises must consider an array of international economic, technological, social, and legal issues, which this article examines.

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