Add to ORKG[[abstract]]This study explores whether and how the network economics affect an e-marketplace adopter’s decision on staying in or existing from the current e-marketplace as well as a candidate’s decision on planning to or not to join an e-marketplace. Accordingly, eight hypotheses are developed. 2500 firms were sampled from Top 1000 firms and NeiHu Technology Park Factor analysis for a survey, and 202 valid responses were collected. The questionnaire items were analyzed via Factor analysis. The hypotheses were tested against t-Test, which validated six of the hypotheses. A conclusion and implications are also discussed at the end
Previous research on the factors that influence a business's participation in third party e-mar...
Electronic trade has a key role for today's companies with help of technology affecting marketing en...
This study addresses critical questions regarding the extent of business-to-business electronic mark...
[[abstract]]By empirically surveying over 200 responding firms, the study found that network externa...
Since the mid-1990s researchers have sought to understand why some firms embark on e-commerce operat...
Electronic marketplaces have promised many benefits to participants, and hence have aroused consider...
Despite the considerable number of electronic B2B marketplaces formed and the benefits cited as aris...
The paper aims at explaining empirically the diffusion of E-commerce based on two largescale sample ...
The unique characteristics of marketspace in combination with the fast growing number of consumers i...
It's a business truism nowadays that electronic commerce is a volatile, rapidly changing landscape. ...
Many organizations are currently examining the opportunities made available through the Internet. Th...
The aim of this chapter is to analyse electronic marketplaces from an organisational point of view. ...
B2B e-marketplaces leverage the internet’s capabilities to efficiently connect buyers and sellers, r...
E-commerce provides plethora of information about products/services, which can be used by customers ...
Although B2B e-commerce represents today an important business activity with stable growth, it has n...
Previous research on the factors that influence a business's participation in third party e-mar...
Electronic trade has a key role for today's companies with help of technology affecting marketing en...
This study addresses critical questions regarding the extent of business-to-business electronic mark...
[[abstract]]By empirically surveying over 200 responding firms, the study found that network externa...
Since the mid-1990s researchers have sought to understand why some firms embark on e-commerce operat...
Electronic marketplaces have promised many benefits to participants, and hence have aroused consider...
Despite the considerable number of electronic B2B marketplaces formed and the benefits cited as aris...
The paper aims at explaining empirically the diffusion of E-commerce based on two largescale sample ...
The unique characteristics of marketspace in combination with the fast growing number of consumers i...
It's a business truism nowadays that electronic commerce is a volatile, rapidly changing landscape. ...
Many organizations are currently examining the opportunities made available through the Internet. Th...
The aim of this chapter is to analyse electronic marketplaces from an organisational point of view. ...
B2B e-marketplaces leverage the internet’s capabilities to efficiently connect buyers and sellers, r...
E-commerce provides plethora of information about products/services, which can be used by customers ...
Although B2B e-commerce represents today an important business activity with stable growth, it has n...
Previous research on the factors that influence a business's participation in third party e-mar...
Electronic trade has a key role for today's companies with help of technology affecting marketing en...
This study addresses critical questions regarding the extent of business-to-business electronic mark...