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If you have the Burning Desire to find out more about e-commerce, this is the blog for you ^^ Comments are very welcomed.

E-Government was sparked by the Multimedia Super Corridor (MSC) project in 1996 where E-Government is one of the seven flagships under this project; and under the E-Government flagship are seven projects said to be the core of E-Government.
Apart from the implementation of E-Government, the governemtns needs to have strategies to halp the users or potiential users feel more comfortable when using E-Government. As such the government needs to beef up the security of this system. Malaysians are very sceptical in regards to online transaction (hack.. my neighbours thinks its a sham) so the government needs to convince the users that the websites are safe and their computers won't blow up when they use them.
The awareness of the existance of E-Government must be spread as only a handfull of people knows about it.
Many do not know that they can do their tax filing online or pay their summons online. This information could be spread through the media (television especially as TV1, TV2 and TV3 are owned by the government).
I went back to my hometown last weekend by train. I usually took the 1.30 train in the afternoon but last week i had to take the 8.15 night train. This happened because the 1.30 train tickets were all sold out. So i wasted my whole afternoon loitering around KL missing a great dinner back at home. Yeah i was angry but what could i have done... nothing i thought, until i got on the train and took my seat. I saw the most interesting thing for that entire day - I CAN PURCHASE THE TRAIN TICKETS USING MY MOBILE PHONE (so now all of you know where this story of mine was leading to). This is something i haven't heard of at least until that day.
Purchasing train tickets is not the only transaction which could be made through a mobile phone. Bill payments, music and game purchases, phone credit top-up, movie ticket purchases and even payment for pizzas and fries could be made. So where do all the money come from? The funds come from your credit card, debit card, current account and from your phone credit.
Stating all these, i can see that mobile payment systems have a huge potential in Malaysia. I state this because 9 out of 10 Malaysian citizen have at least one hand set (some have 2 or 3; 1 for business use, 1 for the family and the last for the mistress). The model and type of hand set is not an issue as the system is applicable on all mobile phone models.
, Digi,
and the new addition to the family
U-mobile are the service
providers of hand phone lines. Having a perfectly competitive environment would stimulate the market for mobile payment systems because the users will benefit from all the marketing strategies (price slashes, promotion rewards, etc.). People will pay through their mobile phones more often as the competition amongst service providers will make the system convenient and rewarding.
The next step is to gain the users and potential users trust by beefing up the security and reliability. There have been complains that that payment has been made but the games and songs ordered were not delivered.
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