The impact of e-commerce on import and export companies in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan

Dr. Nizar Mohammed Al-Harsh presented in his research on the impact of e-commerce on import and export companies in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan the following:
Main Objective of the Research:
The study aims to understand the impact of e-commerce on import and export companies, particularly in the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan. This is achieved through several sub-objectives, with the primary focus on investigating the question: Why do import and export companies use e-commerce?

Methodology Used to Achieve this Objective:
In this current study, a descriptive-analytical methodology and quantitative approach were employed. This research involves collecting quantitative data using applied measurement tools on a representative sample of the indigenous population. Statistical and analytical methods are used to obtain specific results based on pre-developed hypotheses and questions.

Key Results and Recommendations from the Study:
Among the most important results and recommendations derived from the study are:

The Jordanian government should develop its electronic infrastructure and propel it forward.
The need to update the website of the Ministry of Digital Economy and Entrepreneurship, as it serves as the Kingdom's primary investment interface. Despite the electronic availability of government information, it is not present on the official government website.
Increased focus on research and development to enhance the performance of companies and their services.
Emphasis on the significant importance of supply chain management. Companies should incorporate it into their research and development plans to keep up with modern administrative approaches that bring numerous advantages and positives, including monitoring the annual analysis report on price increases or decreases and market changes.
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