Numerous books and articles have been written advising businesses how to set up a successful ecommerce website and much of this advice is relevant to small businesses. The research reported here examines this advice to generate a list of tactics and then attempts to group the tactics into strategies which describe how small businesses are using, or want to use, the Internet. Results suggest that SMEs are very customer oriented, even when dealing online. Small businesses have traditionally always been customer focused, many know their customers individually, and it is interesting to see that use of the Internet has not eroded this as some had feared. This may be due to the caution many SMEs showed by being slow to adopt the Internet or it ma...
In response to concerns about the reluctance of Australian small business to embrace e-commerce, thi...
Small firms’ use of e-business is limited and little is known about what drives small businesses (SM...
Open markets and the rapid development of the Internet have given shape to the competitive pressures...
Numerous books and articles have been written advising businesses how to set up a successful ecommer...
More than half of small businesses in Australia (57%) use a website to promote their business. Havin...
Small business enterprises are the backbone of economic growth and innovation. The existence of the ...
The Internet has been viewed as a powerful tool enabling small firms to "level the playing field" wh...
E-commerce technologies such as a Web site, email and the use of Web browsers enable access to large...
Should small businesses invest time and effort in online presence strategies? Results from the study...
Fundamental to the development of new customer value offerings via web-based commerce is a small fir...
Fundamental to the development of new customer value offerings via web-based commerce is a small fir...
This paper proposes a methodology for the identification and evaluation of Internet-based strategies...
In response to concerns about the reluctance of Australian small business to embrace e-commerce, thi...
Open markets and the rapid development of the Internet have given shape to the competitive pressures...
Small firms��� use of e-business is limited, and little is known about what drives them to embrace e...
In response to concerns about the reluctance of Australian small business to embrace e-commerce, thi...
Small firms’ use of e-business is limited and little is known about what drives small businesses (SM...
Open markets and the rapid development of the Internet have given shape to the competitive pressures...
Numerous books and articles have been written advising businesses how to set up a successful ecommer...
More than half of small businesses in Australia (57%) use a website to promote their business. Havin...
Small business enterprises are the backbone of economic growth and innovation. The existence of the ...
The Internet has been viewed as a powerful tool enabling small firms to "level the playing field" wh...
E-commerce technologies such as a Web site, email and the use of Web browsers enable access to large...
Should small businesses invest time and effort in online presence strategies? Results from the study...
Fundamental to the development of new customer value offerings via web-based commerce is a small fir...
Fundamental to the development of new customer value offerings via web-based commerce is a small fir...
This paper proposes a methodology for the identification and evaluation of Internet-based strategies...
In response to concerns about the reluctance of Australian small business to embrace e-commerce, thi...
Open markets and the rapid development of the Internet have given shape to the competitive pressures...
Small firms��� use of e-business is limited, and little is known about what drives them to embrace e...
In response to concerns about the reluctance of Australian small business to embrace e-commerce, thi...
Small firms’ use of e-business is limited and little is known about what drives small businesses (SM...
Open markets and the rapid development of the Internet have given shape to the competitive pressures...