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Electronic payment systems development in Thailand
International Journal of Information Management, 2000This paper examines the creation of modern electronic payment systems in Thailand. Thailand, like other major developed and emerging economies, experienced payment systems reforms in the 1990s. The country's economic expansion, which started in the late-1980s but unexpectedly ended in the late-1990s, led to the development of three major payment ...
Tanai Khiaonarong
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Electronic Payment Systems in Electronic Commerce
2020Technological advances and correspondingly the spreading usage of the Internet have significantly changed commerce, and also the concept of money has become more abstract. Customers with the help of the technological advances don't have the necessity of cash money, and consumers/firms tend towards alternative payment methods.
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2002
The advantages of electronic trading are numerous, with benefits for both users and merchants. However for electronic trading to reach its full potential, factors such as ease of use and improving customer confidence will have to be addressed in relation to many aspects of electronic business. Indeed an important stumbling block for widespread adoption
Pat Finnegan, John Kilmartin
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The advantages of electronic trading are numerous, with benefits for both users and merchants. However for electronic trading to reach its full potential, factors such as ease of use and improving customer confidence will have to be addressed in relation to many aspects of electronic business. Indeed an important stumbling block for widespread adoption
Pat Finnegan, John Kilmartin
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BT Technology Journal, 1999
There has been slow but steady progress in the technology behind electronic payment systems in the last two years, since most effort has concentrated on integration between the various components needed in the complete purchasing process to produce end-to-end solutions rather than in the actual payment systems themselves.
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There has been slow but steady progress in the technology behind electronic payment systems in the last two years, since most effort has concentrated on integration between the various components needed in the complete purchasing process to produce end-to-end solutions rather than in the actual payment systems themselves.
P. A. Putland +3 more
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