Indonesian Information Society Initiative
Gadjah Mada University
Yogyakarta – Indonesia
AUTHORS:
F. Soesianto
Stephane Bressan
Herry Ginanjar
Ismail Khalil Ibrahim
ABSTRACT:
The growth of the Internet and the World Wide Web has already a significant impact on business, industry, education, environment sectors, and our personal and profesional life. At present, electronic commerce is one of the fastest growing technologies that have evolved in a remarkably short time. Wide range of new, complex, distributed applications are emerging in the e-commerce environment, most notably, e-shops, eauctions, e-catalogs, supply chain management systems, and agent-mediated e-commerce system. Enabling technologies like Java and distributed component architecture have lead to the development of new ecommerce architectures and infrastructures, Web data models, cooperation and negotiation models, and security mechanisms. We argue that neither the problem, nor principle, methods, and techniques for the systematic, engineering of e-commerce architectures are fully understood and to our knowledge, there is no foundation of research or experience in Indonesia that is concerned to underpin these e-commerce based bussines models and applications and as a consequence, most componies are forced to select e-commerce applications on an ad hoc basis. The main goal of the paper is to address the main research issues that will help in identifying the principles, methods, and techniques to assist in the systematic engineering of ecommerce applications in Indonesia in general and Riau in particular. We will show how to enhance and extend existing infrastructure to facilitate the development of e-commerce and Web-based information system from technological, business, and legal perspectives.
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