Bulut Bilişim Hizmetlerinin Küçük ve Orta Ölçekli İşletmelere Penetrasyonu: Ceylanpınar İlçesi E-Ticaret Uygulamaları

Year 2018, Volume: 3 Issue: 2, 96 - 106, 27.04.2018

Ayşegül Kaya

https://doi.org/10.23834/isrjournal.393108

Abstract

Finansal ve sosyolojik
yetersizlikler nedeniyle dijital dünyaya dâhil olması henüz beklentiler
dâhilinde olan Şanlıurfa’nın Ceylanpınar İlçesi’nde yer alan Küçük ve Orta
Ölçekli İşletmeler için, Bulut Bilişim Sistemi, dijital bir kurtuluş önerisi
olarak düşünülmektedir. Finansmana erişimin temel sorun olarak belirlendiği
Kobi’lerin rekabet piyasasında varlığını sürdürmesi, dijital platformlara
bağlılığını gerektirdiğinden; Ceylanpınar Kobi’lerinin finansal ve sosyolojik
yetersizlikleri, Bulut Bilişime olan ihtiyacını belirginleştirmektedir.
Ceylanpınar Kobi’lerine bu aşamada dijital anlamda; hem kolay anlaşabilir hem
de finansal anlamda Kobi bütçesine uygunluğu düşünülen Bulut Bilişim
Sistemleri, güvenlik açısından da araştırma dâhilindedir. Araştırma çalışması;
evreninde Kobi’lere, örnekleminde Ceylanpınar Kobi’lerine yönelik bir doküman
analizi yoluyla neticelendirilerek, önerilerde bulunmaktadır. 

Keywords

Ceylanpınar Kobi’leri, Bulut Bilişim, E-Ticaret

Penetration of Cloud Computing Services to Small and Medium Businesses: Cylanpinar District E-Commerce Applications

Abstract

    For Small and Medium Scale Enterprises located in
Cylanpinar District of Şanlıurfa, which is expected to join the digital world
due to financial and sociological deficiencies, the Cloud Computing System is
considered as a digital salvation proposal. Because the SMEs, where access to
finance is identified as the main problem, must continue to exist in the
competitive market. This situation requires SMEs' commitment to digital
platforms; The financial and sociological deficiencies of Ceylanpınar SMEs make
the needs of the Cloud Informatics clear. At this stage, Cylanpinar is
proposing the Cloud Computing Systems which are thought to be compatible with
the SME budget financially and easily understandable to SMEs in the digital
sense. In this context, Cloud Computing Systems are included in the research in
terms of security. The presented research study is directed towards SMEs in the
general sense, whereas it is directed to Cylanpinar SMEs in the context of the
sample. In addition, a model criterion was established in the study of document
analysis

Keywords

Cylanpinar SMEs, Cloud Computing, E-Commerce

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