Volume 25, Issue 2, January 2019, Pages 670–679
Don Mbiya Muvyele1, Kasereka Mulimaposo Sero-Man2, Muhindo Muhasa Faustin3, and Ngendo Kwabene Pascal4
1 Chef de Travaux, Institut Supérieur de Commerce de Beni, RD Congo
2 Chef de Travaux, Institut Supérieur Pédagogique de Oicha, RD Congo
3 Chef de Travaux, Institut Supérieur de Commerce de Beni, RD Congo
4 Assistant, Université Bunia, RD Congo
Original language: French
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The goal of this study is to enlighten the decisions of economical operators who would like to undertake or pursue the activities of Internet trade in DRC Beni town. To conduct this analysis, the observation method has been very useful. This study was motivated by the socio-economic consequences of the closing and/or decline of Internet shops. By socio-economic consequences we mean the loss of employment on the one hand and the downfall of incomes on the other hand. Most customers now rarely visit an Internet cafe for the causes linked to the access costs while they are regularly connected thanks to their telephones at a lower cost. This leads to the decrease of the number of customers and hence a considerable shortfall in revenues. Out coming from this study is that entrepreneurs interested in Internet services will have an additional tool to enlighten their choice. In fact, this study will have demonstrated the realities experienced on the ground and the necessary strategies to cope with the competition, to rise and/or keep up the revenues.
Author Keywords: mobile internet, influence, turnover, internet cafe.
Don Mbiya Muvyele1, Kasereka Mulimaposo Sero-Man2, Muhindo Muhasa Faustin3, and Ngendo Kwabene Pascal4
1 Chef de Travaux, Institut Supérieur de Commerce de Beni, RD Congo
2 Chef de Travaux, Institut Supérieur Pédagogique de Oicha, RD Congo
3 Chef de Travaux, Institut Supérieur de Commerce de Beni, RD Congo
4 Assistant, Université Bunia, RD Congo
Original language: French
Copyright © 2019 ISSR Journals. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
Abstract
The goal of this study is to enlighten the decisions of economical operators who would like to undertake or pursue the activities of Internet trade in DRC Beni town. To conduct this analysis, the observation method has been very useful. This study was motivated by the socio-economic consequences of the closing and/or decline of Internet shops. By socio-economic consequences we mean the loss of employment on the one hand and the downfall of incomes on the other hand. Most customers now rarely visit an Internet cafe for the causes linked to the access costs while they are regularly connected thanks to their telephones at a lower cost. This leads to the decrease of the number of customers and hence a considerable shortfall in revenues. Out coming from this study is that entrepreneurs interested in Internet services will have an additional tool to enlighten their choice. In fact, this study will have demonstrated the realities experienced on the ground and the necessary strategies to cope with the competition, to rise and/or keep up the revenues.
Author Keywords: mobile internet, influence, turnover, internet cafe.
Abstract: (french)
La finalité de ce travail consiste donc à éclairer les décisions des opérateurs économiques désireux d’entreprendre ou de poursuivre les activités de cybercafé dans la ville de Beni/RDCongo. Pour bien mener notre analyse, la méthode d’observation nous a été utile très capitale. Cette étude s’inspire des conséquences socio-économiques de la fermeture et/ou décadence des cybers. Par conséquence socio-économique, désignons la perte d’emploi d’une part et la disparition des sources de revenus d’autre part. La plupart des clients fréquentent rarement et très rarement les cybercafés pour des raisons liées au coût d’accès alors qu’ils ont la connexion régulière dans leur téléphone au coût moindre. Et cela entrainant une baisse de la clientèle dans les cybercafés, les recettes ont sensiblement régressé. A l’issu de ce travail, les entrepreneurs désireux d’entreprendre dans le sens des cybercafés auront eu un outil de plus pour éclairer leur choix. Ce, parce que ce travail aura mis au point les réalités vécues sur terrain et les autres stratégies aussi nécessaires pour faire face à la concurrence , rehausser les chiffres d’affaire et/ou les maintenir haut.
Author Keywords: internet mobile, influence, chiffre d’affaire, cybercafés.
How to Cite this Article
Don Mbiya Muvyele, Kasereka Mulimaposo Sero-Man, Muhindo Muhasa Faustin, and Ngendo Kwabene Pascal, “Internet mobile et son influence sur le chiffre d’affaire des cybercafés en ville de Beni (RD Congo),” International Journal of Innovation and Applied Studies, vol. 25, no. 2, pp. 670–679, January 2019.
