This paper proposes a conceptual framework for studying internal barriers hindering the adoption of e-commerce in Small to Medium Enterprises (SMEs). It starts by conceptually defining e-business and e-commerce and their relationship to SMEs. Factors motivating SMEs to adopt e-commerce are reviewed, along with barriers to such adoption. The barriers are then divided into external and internal. A conceptual framework for studying internal barriers is suggested where internal barriers are considered from a four dimensional perspective depending on whether they relate to Structural, Cultural, Political or Resource barriers facing SMEs.14 page(s
E-business technologies, whereby business transactions are conducted remotely using the Internet, pr...
Adoption and effective use of e-commerce remains low among small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) ...
Since the emergence of the Internet, it has allowed Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) to co...
Barriers to e-commerce adoption in small to medium enterprises (SMEs) have been widely researched an...
This study is attempting to determine if the barriers reported in early e-commerce researches differ...
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) play a major role in most developing countries because they are ...
It has long been known that small businesses have realised enhanced profits through the adoption of ...
Research into e-commerce and eTransformation indicates viable and practical solutions from e-commerc...
Research indicates that e-commerce offers a promising way for organizations to meet challenges of an...
To survive in today’s global marketplace, businesses need to be able to deliver products on time, ma...
Today, small and medium-sized enterprises have a large share in the industrial activities at various...
Although research indicates e-commerce offers viable and practical solutions for organizations to me...
In the past decades, studies on e-commerce adoption by small businesses have attracted a significa...
Since small-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) play a vital role within many major economies through-ou...
Purpose - This paper aims to explore internal and external organizational factors affecting electron...
E-business technologies, whereby business transactions are conducted remotely using the Internet, pr...
Adoption and effective use of e-commerce remains low among small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) ...
Since the emergence of the Internet, it has allowed Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) to co...
Barriers to e-commerce adoption in small to medium enterprises (SMEs) have been widely researched an...
This study is attempting to determine if the barriers reported in early e-commerce researches differ...
Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) play a major role in most developing countries because they are ...
It has long been known that small businesses have realised enhanced profits through the adoption of ...
Research into e-commerce and eTransformation indicates viable and practical solutions from e-commerc...
Research indicates that e-commerce offers a promising way for organizations to meet challenges of an...
To survive in today’s global marketplace, businesses need to be able to deliver products on time, ma...
Today, small and medium-sized enterprises have a large share in the industrial activities at various...
Although research indicates e-commerce offers viable and practical solutions for organizations to me...
In the past decades, studies on e-commerce adoption by small businesses have attracted a significa...
Since small-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) play a vital role within many major economies through-ou...
Purpose - This paper aims to explore internal and external organizational factors affecting electron...
E-business technologies, whereby business transactions are conducted remotely using the Internet, pr...
Adoption and effective use of e-commerce remains low among small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) ...
Since the emergence of the Internet, it has allowed Small- and Medium-sized Enterprises (SMEs) to co...