Cultural Framework and Challenges: Web Adoption and Practice

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With the development of technology, exchange of goods and services is now possible through the Internet. The process of trading over the Internet or ‘e-commerce’ has been a major success in North America and is growing in Asian markets. E-commerce varies among continents, countries and communities because of a difference in behavioral patterns, arts, beliefs, institutions, and all other products of human work and thought-point traders must consider while doing e-commerce. This book deals with the manner in which the culture of the users influences the usage, design and conduct of e-commerce. It also identifies the social and cultural factors that impact the usability of cross-cultural e-commerce interfaces. It also examines how website trust differs across cultures and presents the characteristics and trends of the Internet and e-commerce, among other aspects. Interestingly, it takes a hard and long look at how website trust differs across cultures. The second section presents the characteristics and trends of the Internet and e-commerce and examines how cultural differences manifest themselves in web usage in each country.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR E. Mrudula

E. Mrudula holds PGDBA in finance from the ICFAI Business School, Hyderabad. She is currently working as an Associate Consultant at ICFAI Books, an affiliate of the ICFAI University. She has been a regular contributors of articles and case studies to various publications of ICFAI University Press. Her areas of interest include security analysis, project management and human resources.

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Title
Cultural Framework and Challenges: Web Adoption and Practice
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Edition
1st ed.
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ISBN
813140465X
Length
208p.
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