Electronic Business in Developing Countries

Opportunities and Challenges

By: Sherif Kamel (Editor)

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Hardcover | 30 April 2005

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Most of the literature covering electronic business focused on the developed world. Electronic Business in Developing Countries: Opportunities and Challenges provides a chance to get to know more electronic business applications, successes, failures, challenges and opportunities in the developing world. These studies are gaining importance for future development of globalization, global trade and cultural dissemination. Electronic Business in Developing Countries: Opportunities and Challenges tackles these issues with a vision to the future on how to bridge these gaps and the barriers between the different corners of the world.

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Preface
Electronic business in developing countries : the digitalization of bad practices?	p. 1
Role of culture in electronic business diffusion in developing countries	p. 34
International E-commerce : language, cultural, legal, and infrastructure issues, challenges, and solutions	p. 45
E-commerce infrastructure and economic impacts in developing countries : case of India	p. 63
E-marketplace adoption success factors : challenges and opportunities for a small developing country	p. 88
E-commerce activity, opportunities, and strategies in Latin America	p. 118
Assessing job seekers' acceptance of online recruitment in Egypt	p. 142
Evolution of telecommunications and mobile communications in India : a synthesis in the transition from electronic to mobile business	p. 170
Critical success factors for E-brokerage : an exploratory study in the Brazilian market	p. 193
E-readiness and successful E-commerce diffusion in developing countries : results from a cluster analysis	p. 214
An overview of E-commerce security and critical issues for developing countries	p. 234
Venturing the unexplored : E-readiness assessment of small and medium enterprises in Egypt	p. 246
Offshore outsourcing : an E-commerce reality (opportunity for developing countries)	p. 265
Adoption and implementation obstacles of E-banking services : an empirical investigation of the Omani banking industry	p. 283
Open sourcing E-learning for developing countries	p. 303
Strategic and operational values of E-commerce investments in Jordanian SMEs	p. 327
E-commerce infrastructure in developing countries	p. 349
An E-commerce longitudinal case study from Ukraine	p. 376
E-business in India : early evidence from Indian manufacturing industry	p. 392
Challenges and opportunities for information brokers in Brazil : a study of informational needs of Southern-Brazilian enterprises when expanding their businesses	p. 411
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