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These studies suggest that entrepreneurs in Malaysia face challenges in adopting e-commerce due to security concerns, high costs, lack of trained manpower, technology readiness, and economic conditions.
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E-commerce adoption among entrepreneurs in Malaysia has been a topic of significant interest due to its potential to transform business operations and expand market reach. However, various challenges hinder the widespread adoption of e-commerce in the country. This synthesis aims to present the key barriers faced by Malaysian entrepreneurs in adopting e-commerce, based on insights from multiple research papers.
Security Concerns and Trust Issues:
High Costs and Financial Barriers:
Technological and Infrastructure Challenges:
Managerial and Organizational Readiness:
Government and Regulatory Issues:
Entrepreneurs in Malaysia face several challenges in adopting e-commerce, including security concerns, high costs, technological and infrastructure barriers, managerial readiness, and regulatory issues. Addressing these barriers requires a multifaceted approach involving improved security measures, financial support, enhanced technological infrastructure, managerial training, and supportive government policies. By tackling these challenges, Malaysia can better harness the potential of e-commerce to drive business growth and economic development.
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