The paper aims at a joint analysis of inter-firm and intra-firm diffusion of technology, taking as an example E-selling and E-purchasing. The analysis is based on an encompassing model of diffusion, drawn from the literature, which is extended by considering technology-specific obstacles and benefits of adoption. As hypothesised, we find, firstly, that the determinants of inter-firm and intra-firm diffusion differ in case of both types of E-commerce; secondly, that the drivers of the diffusion of E-selling and E-purchasing are not the same, and, finally, that uncertainties and adjustment costs, mostly neglected in previous work, are important factors in explaining technology diffusion
The paper considers technology diffusion and develops a model at the level of the SME. Technology di...
The aim of this paper is to contribute to understanding of the various models used in research for t...
R&D subsidies are often considered the main policy tool to stimulate the competitiveness and the inn...
The paper aims at explaining empirically the diffusion of E-commerce based on two largescale sample ...
The analysis of the main determinants of intra-firm diffusion of digital technologies is becoming in...
This paper studies the diffusion of multiple related technologies among firms. The results suggest a...
In this paper we explore the factors that affect the level of use of new technologies by firms post ...
textabstractThis paper studies the diffusion of multiple, related technologies among firms. The resu...
Empirical evidence indicates that the diffusion of ICT has been uneven across firms, industries, reg...
The paper considers the conditions governing the diffusion and development of e-commerce. The analys...
As a specific institution of distributive trades, e-commerce displays similarities with retail store...
This paper discusses some methodological issues in seeking explanations on the process of technology...
This paper attempts to at least partially redress a paucity of current literature on the joint analy...
As a specific institution of distributive trades, e-commerce displays similarities with retail store...
Diffusion of Technological Innovations This paper is concerned with the factors that affect the diff...
The paper considers technology diffusion and develops a model at the level of the SME. Technology di...
The aim of this paper is to contribute to understanding of the various models used in research for t...
R&D subsidies are often considered the main policy tool to stimulate the competitiveness and the inn...
The paper aims at explaining empirically the diffusion of E-commerce based on two largescale sample ...
The analysis of the main determinants of intra-firm diffusion of digital technologies is becoming in...
This paper studies the diffusion of multiple related technologies among firms. The results suggest a...
In this paper we explore the factors that affect the level of use of new technologies by firms post ...
textabstractThis paper studies the diffusion of multiple, related technologies among firms. The resu...
Empirical evidence indicates that the diffusion of ICT has been uneven across firms, industries, reg...
The paper considers the conditions governing the diffusion and development of e-commerce. The analys...
As a specific institution of distributive trades, e-commerce displays similarities with retail store...
This paper discusses some methodological issues in seeking explanations on the process of technology...
This paper attempts to at least partially redress a paucity of current literature on the joint analy...
As a specific institution of distributive trades, e-commerce displays similarities with retail store...
Diffusion of Technological Innovations This paper is concerned with the factors that affect the diff...
The paper considers technology diffusion and develops a model at the level of the SME. Technology di...
The aim of this paper is to contribute to understanding of the various models used in research for t...
R&D subsidies are often considered the main policy tool to stimulate the competitiveness and the inn...