Proceedings of the 18th Annual International Conference on Electronic Commerce: e-Commerce in Smart connected World

Toru Ishida, Norman Sadeh, Jae Kyu Lee, Federico Casalegno, Wooju Kim, Sohyeong Kim, Sung‐Byung Yang

2016 · 22 citations · 0 references

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Abstract

ICEC has been one of the first and premier information systems conferences specializing on electronic commerce issues since 1998. It has offered a great venue for researchers to exchange research findings on the latest development in the electronic commerce field, and to foster regional and international collaboration within the community. During the past 20 years, we have observed the changing to the Stores and customers are connected through electronic commerce, and people are globally connected through social media, messengers, and online communities. Government and its citizens do not only handle civil affairs, but also exchange opinions through electronic government services and free bulletin boards online. Yes, here comes everybody! Through so-called (online to offline) or on-demand economy services, various offline services such as calling a taxi, searching for accommodations, using chauffeur services, laundry services, food delivery services, beauty services, etc. are connected to create new experiences and a new market, innovating the preexistent industry. These changes are evidence to how the has transformed to the world throughout the past 20 years by the Internet and devices. For the next 20 years, we will see the smart connected world phenomenon in which technologies and connected technologies combine to change the world. Manual driving will evolve to autonomous self-driving for human safety and convenience. Internet of Things (IoT) and O2O services combine to create hospitals and homes, respectively. We can define the smart connected world as a in which each object will become and inter-connected.