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Is electronic commerce inseparable from virtual organization? What is the connection? This is a dated paper (1999) but has a good discussion on both the concept of virtual organizations and their links to eBusiness. Read On »
Tags: eBusiness Organization, electronic commerce, virtual organization
This paper presents the results of a case study into the management of change from e-business adoption by a globally distributed mining company. The case represents a large buyer organisation’s perspective on participation in an e-marketplace for the mining industry. Detailed case study analysis identified the facilitators of change essential in overcoming the barriers to B2B e-marketplace adoption. Read On »
Tags: B2B e-marketplace, B2B e-marketplace adoption, ebusiness adoption, ebusiness case study
eBusiness Strategy Issue No 1: What is the place of eBusiness in our business model? This paper presents a framework to address this issue - from should we pursue eBusiness to what will be the impact on our business! Read On »
Tags: business model, ebusiness model, ebusiness model framework
This (DRAFT) document discusses an innovation driven framework to assess eBusiness models and their chances of success or failure. Despite being dated and a little choppy, it is an excellent read!
An excellent presentation on the history and types of Virtual Organizations. Good Read! Read On »
Tags: history of virtual organizations, types of virtual organizations
The internet has enabled virtual organizations like no other technology before it. In this brave new world of “boundary less” organizations, a key challenge is flexible business processes. This paper provides a framework and case study toward that end. Read On »
Tags: business process modeling, networked virtual organization, virtual organization
What makes an organization successful? Cisco believes that a networked Virtual Organization structure is an imperative. Excellent Read! Read On »
Tags: ebusiness model, networked virtual organization, virtual organization
Strategists are often faced with the dilemma: what now? You bet big on something, say beta-max for those of you who remember, and that thing does not take off like you expected. Now, you are faced with the dual task of eating crow and serving up the dish you neglected in the first place. Read On »
Do societal factors influence eBusiness results? The authors of this paper argue that they do. Read On »
This paper proposes a framework that decomposes the research area of Business Models into specific research sub-domains. Why? Read On »
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