The first Arab country to use the Internet

Tunisia is the first Arab country to use the Internet

The Internet was activated for the first time in Tunisia in 1996 AD, after which interaction was provided through broadband communications in 2003 AD, and the usual form of Internet use in Tunisia differed with the coup that took place over former President Zine El Abidine Ben Ali on the fourteenth of January 2011 AD , where the compulsory censorship device was disabled, and users were given greater freedom and communication on larger scales.

the definition of Internet

The Internet is defined as a communications network that relies on the TCP / IP system in sharing information using various applications and systems. Through directed technical mechanisms that depend on the wireless system and optical fibers, and most of the time the terms Internet and website are referred to as synonymous, although they do not refer to the same practical meaning, as the Internet includes the system that is used for communication on a global scale, equipment, and construction In infrastructure, the web is one of the services that the internet provides to users.

Business benefits of the Internet

Accessibility of information

The Internet has made it possible to access the required information easily and in a short time, and this matter provides great convenience for companies, as the Internet includes all data and sources in any field of life, and the Internet enables visiting legal libraries, browsing their books, and accessing accurate information on topics that you need. To study and analysis, such as searching for a competitor in the same field, structuring information about investors in the field of trade, and obtaining any data in this regard, and although the Internet contains unreliable sources and references, experts and experienced people are able to distinguish between them easily in terms of transparency and reliability. .

Importing products on a global scale

The process of bringing products to factories and creating a brand of their own in traditional ways requires complex steps such as visiting factories and monitoring products, but the Internet has greatly facilitated these processes. Prices, agreement on quantities, and delivery methods via the Internet without leaving the house. The Internet also facilitates the necessary transactions that relate to commodities of commercial specificity and need transport and distribution procedures, through the processes of interpreting languages ​​and conveying messages, and reduces fatigue and time spent in these operations.

Marketing

The Internet provides a great benefit in commercial operations, through the possibility of reaching a large number of audiences who view goods through the Internet, and marketing them to them by creating interactive pages that attract and draw the attention of the audience, which helps support commercial entities by raising the level of purchasing power through engines Searches that provide a platform for customers to see commercial content, without wasting time in traditional processes that require mental and physical presence to follow up on visitors and product seekers, and these engines help the audience to reach the desired commodity through inserted phrases that are related to the content, so all related results are displayed. With it, the customer can also obtain the price from a list of competing prices included by the commercial bodies in the competitive offers platform.