Information technology and small business : antecedents and consequences of technology adoption / Andrea Ordanini
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TextPublication details: Cheltenham : Edward Elgar Publications, 2006Description: vi, 174p, 21cmISBN: - 1845425057
- 004.068 ORD
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| 004.068 MAC IT strategy in action / | 004.068 MAL Business models and people management in the Indian IT industry : | 004.068 MIN Enterprise architecture A to Z: | 004.068 ORD Information technology and small business : | 004.068 PAG Practical project management : | 004.068 PAG Practical project management : | 004.068 PRI Managing computer projects |
Following the well publicized 'Internet bubble', the rate of adoption of technologies - especially of Internet-based solutions - has slowly changed among small firms, leading to a very mixed picture. Whilst a significant number of these small firms are still excluded from such technologies, others show very complex patterns of adoption and implementation.What is the reason for these differences, and do they explain performance heterogeneity among small firms?The author addresses these questions by formulating various models of information technology adoption and its impact on marketing and procurement processes.
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