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Al-Qirim, Nabeel A. Y.,
Idea Group Pub.,
Global electronic business research: opportunities and directions /
Ch. III. The development of Web sites: objectives of Australian SMEs
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Xueli Huang and Elaine K. F. Leong

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1674935646148_51355327

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Ch. I. Electronic business research in small businesses: a global perspective
Nabeel A. Y. Al-Qirim
Ch. II. The evolving Web presence of SMEs: an empirical approach to e-business
Fernando Alonso Mendo and Guy Fitzgerald
Ch. III. The development of Web sites: objectives of Australian SMEs
Xueli Huang and Elaine K. F. Leong
Ch. IV. SMEs ECT reality: from ad-hoc implementation to strategic planning
Zakia Elsammani
Ch. V. An investigation of SMTE Web site usage in Australia: implications for e-commerce adoption and planning processes
Andrew P. Davidson, Stephen Burgess and Carmine Sellitto
Ch. VI. A community Web site initiative: impacts on small businesses
Heather Fulford
Ch. VII. E-commerce links for SMEs within the industry value chain
Sylvie Feindt, Judith Jeffcoate and Caroline Chappell
Ch. VIII. Government intervention in SMEs' e-commerce adoption: an institutional approach
Ada Scupola
Ch. IX. SMEs and government policies - worlds apart: the UK experience 1999-2004
Anne Wiggins
Ch. X. Comparison-shopping as an emerging channel to increase Web visibility for SMEs in the United States
Yun Wan
Ch. XI. Managing knowledge in SMEs: what are some peculiarities?
Kevin C. Desouza and Yukika Awazu
Ch. XII. The shifting sands of e-commerce: investigation of the mapping between expected and actual e-commerce benefits in SMEs
Robert MacGregor and Lejla Vrazalic
Ch. XIII. Predictive indicators of electronic commerce adoption in regional small and medium enterprises
Afzaal H. Seyal and Mohd Noah A. Rahman
Ch. XIV. Factors affecting e-business adoption by SMEs in sub-Saharan Africa: an exploratory study from Nigeria
Princely Ifinedo
Ch. XV. Exploring ASP sourcing decision in small firms
Maria Woerndl, Philip Powell and Richard Vidgen.
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