DEVELOPMENT OF E-COMMERCE AND E-GOVERNANCE IN ALBANIA
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| author | Nikolla, Klea Xhebraj, Armila Hoxha, Luziana |
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| contents | <p>E-commerce and e-Governance applications have significantly impacted the development of<br>their respective business and public sectors for over a decade. They are two distinct areas of application of<br>digital technologies, but they share some commonalities regarding their potential to improve efficiency,<br>convenience, and access to goods and services. E-commerce refers to the buying and selling goods and<br>services over the internet or other electronic networks. It has revolutionized how people shop by allowing<br>them to browse and purchase products from anywhere, anytime, without needing to visit a store physically.<br>E-commerce has also enabled businesses to reach a broader customer base, reduce operating costs, and<br>streamline their supply chain management. On the other hand, e-governance refers to using digital<br>technologies to improve the delivery of government services to citizens, businesses, and other stakeholders.<br>This includes various activities, such as online application and registration, e-taxation, e-voting, and eprocurement. The ultimate goal of a circular economy is to sustain the environment, business, and consumers<br>all at the same time. But e-commerce retailers will need robust returns and communications systems to make<br>it work. While e-commerce and e-governance have different goals, both require a robust digital<br>infrastructure, including secure and reliable payment systems, data storage and processing capabilities, and<br>user-friendly interfaces. They also need to address privacy, cyber security, and the digital divide to ensure<br>everyone has equal access to the benefits of digital technologies</p> |
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| spellingShingle | DEVELOPMENT OF E-COMMERCE AND E-GOVERNANCE IN ALBANIA Nikolla, Klea Xhebraj, Armila Hoxha, Luziana E-commerce e-governance circular economy information technology <p>E-commerce and e-Governance applications have significantly impacted the development of<br>their respective business and public sectors for over a decade. They are two distinct areas of application of<br>digital technologies, but they share some commonalities regarding their potential to improve efficiency,<br>convenience, and access to goods and services. E-commerce refers to the buying and selling goods and<br>services over the internet or other electronic networks. It has revolutionized how people shop by allowing<br>them to browse and purchase products from anywhere, anytime, without needing to visit a store physically.<br>E-commerce has also enabled businesses to reach a broader customer base, reduce operating costs, and<br>streamline their supply chain management. On the other hand, e-governance refers to using digital<br>technologies to improve the delivery of government services to citizens, businesses, and other stakeholders.<br>This includes various activities, such as online application and registration, e-taxation, e-voting, and eprocurement. The ultimate goal of a circular economy is to sustain the environment, business, and consumers<br>all at the same time. But e-commerce retailers will need robust returns and communications systems to make<br>it work. While e-commerce and e-governance have different goals, both require a robust digital<br>infrastructure, including secure and reliable payment systems, data storage and processing capabilities, and<br>user-friendly interfaces. They also need to address privacy, cyber security, and the digital divide to ensure<br>everyone has equal access to the benefits of digital technologies</p> |
| title | DEVELOPMENT OF E-COMMERCE AND E-GOVERNANCE IN ALBANIA |
| topic | E-commerce e-governance circular economy information technology |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.16932561 |