The nature of e-commerce A - the definition of e-commerce

The nature of e-commerce

A - the definition of e-commerce:

1 - doctrinal definitions of electronic commerce:

Some termed e-commerce "all business processes that 

rely on electronic processing and data transfer."
  
Some known as: "reciprocity business processes that 


are using electronic means." 

Others known as: "the process of buying and selling 

goods and services using electronic means of 

communication in general and the Internet in 

particular."

2 - legislative definitions of electronic commerce:

With the increasing growth of electronic commerce in 

the world and adopt a new style of patterns of trade 

relations, there is a need to create a legal framework in ne with the global nature of e-commerce. 

Was adopted by the United Nations Commission on 

International Trade Law UNCITRAL at its twenty-

ninth the 1996 model law on electronic commerce.

The first article identified the scope of its application,

 which stipulates that: "This law applies to any type of 

information in the form of a data message is used in

 the context of commercial activities."  

The screening of the texts we do not find a specific 

definition of e-commerce, but the second article of the

 Model Law known as the most important e-commerce

 terms (data message - the exchange of data - data 

message Builder - consignee - the mediator - 

Information System).
     
The Lebanese legislator in the Electronic Transactions

 Act has expanded the definition of terms as listed in 

Article II him one and fifty term relates to electronic 

transactions, then known as paragraph 42 of e-

commerce as: "business transactions and purchases 

and sales and financial operations carried out by 

correspondence and electronic contracts generally

 across a network 


the Internet. "
   

The Tunisian Law No. 83 dated 09/08/2000 private 

exchanges and e-commerce e-commerce has been 

known in the second article of it as: "business 

processes that are made through electronic exchanges."

- The Electronic Transactions Act Jordanian No. 85 of

 2001 did not focus on e-commerce or known, but 

came second article of it to know electronic 

transactions when stated as: "transactions carried out 

by electronic means", the same material has been 

defined a lot of terms relating to electronic 

transactions.

And also released the Emirate of Dubai Law No. 2 of 

2002 on e-commerce transactions and paraphrasing 

just like any other legislation of the UNCITRAL 

Model Law, was the second article of it for the most

 important terms of electronic transactions.

And in general has not yet crystallized the definition of

 collector and blocker for e-commerce.
 

A - The importance of e-commerce:

The objective of the promotion and dissemination of e-

commerce locally and internationally, is an investment

 sophistication of the contacts in the trade and service 

on long-term replacement and modern technology in 

commercial transactions where traditional methods.
 

The importance of e-commerce and revitalization in 

the following matters:

1 - achieve greater speed in the completion of 

commercial transactions and transactions.

2 - Easy to conduct trade and remove barriers to 

national and international trade
      
And the globalization of the economy.

3 - more effective marketing and greater profits.

4 - Reduce expenses and save effort and no need to

ove or convergence of leading parties
        
To cut prices.

5 - speed and ease of deployment and distribution of 

business information.
 

1 - the ability to analyze the market and respond to the

 changing requirements of consumers and the exchange

 of experiences.

2 - Provide services to customers around the clock.

3 - create many opportunities for self-employment.

4 - rounded geographical distances, Vazubaún 

anywhere in the world can shop from any
       
Commercial store.