Companies are enchanted by the possibilities and the promise of electronic commerce using the Internet and Intranets. However, their expectations have not been realized, and managers have had to develop coping strategies in order to deal with the uncertainty of rapid technological change. This paper discusses the coping strategies of early adopters of ecommerce toward planning and budgeting, human resource management, and technology adoption decisions. Adoption decisions based on expectations of technology survival (i.e., the Microsoft choice ) demonstrate the effects of network externalities on the innovation diffusion cycle
The late nineties witnessed adoption of the Internet by organizations, on a very large scale. Howeve...
This paper examines how firms use the Internet and the emerging "global infostructure" to improve ke...
In this paper we argue that the pace and scale of development in the information and communication t...
Companies are enchanted by the possibilities and the promise of electronic commerce using the Intern...
Advances in information technologies enable firms to expand electronic commerce - the exchange of va...
The drivers for electronic commerce are both technological (under the tremendous pressure of innovat...
In this paper, we explore the reasons for the survival of some Internet start-ups within the framewo...
The development of the Internet as a business tool over the past 5 years has been phenomenal, causin...
The existing economics and IS literature on technology adoption often considers network externalitie...
Today’s turbulent economic environment requires new approaches in communication between company and ...
There is very little empirical evidence in research of the value-creating potential of eCommerce, wh...
Electronic commerce has been greeted with much excitement in both the research and wider community o...
Electronic commerce is changing the traditional way of doing business and furthermore the growth of ...
The last few decades have been very turbulent due to significant growth of the usage and interest in...
The rapid development of information technology and digitalization has formed a specification in the...
The late nineties witnessed adoption of the Internet by organizations, on a very large scale. Howeve...
This paper examines how firms use the Internet and the emerging "global infostructure" to improve ke...
In this paper we argue that the pace and scale of development in the information and communication t...
Companies are enchanted by the possibilities and the promise of electronic commerce using the Intern...
Advances in information technologies enable firms to expand electronic commerce - the exchange of va...
The drivers for electronic commerce are both technological (under the tremendous pressure of innovat...
In this paper, we explore the reasons for the survival of some Internet start-ups within the framewo...
The development of the Internet as a business tool over the past 5 years has been phenomenal, causin...
The existing economics and IS literature on technology adoption often considers network externalitie...
Today’s turbulent economic environment requires new approaches in communication between company and ...
There is very little empirical evidence in research of the value-creating potential of eCommerce, wh...
Electronic commerce has been greeted with much excitement in both the research and wider community o...
Electronic commerce is changing the traditional way of doing business and furthermore the growth of ...
The last few decades have been very turbulent due to significant growth of the usage and interest in...
The rapid development of information technology and digitalization has formed a specification in the...
The late nineties witnessed adoption of the Internet by organizations, on a very large scale. Howeve...
This paper examines how firms use the Internet and the emerging "global infostructure" to improve ke...
In this paper we argue that the pace and scale of development in the information and communication t...