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" Advanced topics in global information management. "
[edited by] M. Gordon Hunter, Felix B. Tan.
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1021120
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Advanced topics in global information management.\ [edited by] M. Gordon Hunter, Felix B. Tan.
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Hershey, Pa. :: IGI Global (701 E. Chocolate Avenue, Hershey, Pennsylvania, 17033, USA),, 2005.
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1 online resource (online resource (ix, 371 pages) :: illustrations)
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1591404703
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1591404681
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159140469X
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9781591404682
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9781591404699
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Issued as part of Advanced topics in global information management series.
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Title from PDF title page (viewed May 18, 2010).
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
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| Contents
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Chapter 12. Cultural adaptation on the Web: a study of American companies' domestic and Chinese websites / Nitish Singh, Hongxin Zhao, Xiaorui Hu -- Chapter 13. Doing business in paradise: infrastructure and information issues for small business in a developing island economy / Michelle L. Kaarst-Brown, Chingning Wang -- Chapter 14. National environment and internet banking adoption: comparing Singapore and South Africa / Irwin Brown, Adrie Stander, Rudi Hoppe, Pauline Mugera, Paul Newman -- Chapter 15. An integrated model of E-business strategy: the case of Haier from China / Peter Ping Li, Steven Tung-lung Chang -- Chapter 16. Relationship of information infrastructures and social development among the visegrad-four countries of central europe at the time of EU accession / László A. Poók, Norman E. Pence -- Chapter 17. An empirical study of the relationship of IT intensity and organizational absorptive capacity on CRM performance / Ja-Shen Chen, Russell K.H. Ching -- Chapter 18. Privacy, trust, and behavioral intentions in electronic commerce: a comparison of American and Taiwanese perceptions / Chang Liu, Jack T. Marchewka, Catherine Ku -- About the Authors -- Index.
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Preface -- Chapter 1. An object-oriented architecture model for international information systems? / Hans Lehmann -- Chapter 2. Lessons learned crossing boundaries in an ICT-supported distributed team / David J. Pauleen -- Chapter 3. Culture-free or culture-bound? A boundary spanning perspective on learning in knowledge management systems / Robert M. Mason -- Chapter 4. Managing distributed projects across cultures / Roberto Evaristo -- Chapter 5. The role of power distance and explanation facility in online bargaining utilizing software agents / John Lim -- Chapter 6. A conceptual framework for designing a new generation e-education system / Wayne Huang, David C. Yen, Z.X. Lin, J.H. Huang -- Chapter 7. Adaptive strategies of firms in high-velocity environments: the case of B2B electronic marketplaces / Jai Ganesh, T.R. Madanmohan, P.D. Jose, Sudhi Seshadri -- Chapter 8. Development attributes of quality for e-supply chain system / Wing S. Chow -- Chapter 9. Information technology professional career development: a progression of skills / Seokha Koh, Sooun Lee, David C. Yen, Douglas Havelka -- Chapter 10. Perceptions of IS risks and failure types: a comparison of designers from the United States, Japan and Korea / Dane K. Peterson, Chung Kim -- Chapter 11. A taxonomy of intranet implementation strategies: to make or to buy? / Jan Karlsbjerg, Jan Damsgaard, Rens Scheepers.
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Advanced Topics in Global Information Management is a series of books on advance topics in global information management (GIM). GIM research continues to progress, with some scholars pushing the boundaries of thinking and others challenging the status quo. Advanced Topics in Global Information Management, Volume 4 is a part of this series. In order to sustain any competitive advantage gained through the application of information technology, companies must continually seek improvement. They must employ environmental scanning techniques to determine what technology is available, be willing to adopt new information technology, and know what the competition is planning or doing. This volume addresses these important issues.
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Information technology-- Management.
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International trade-- Computer network resources-- Management.
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Information technology-- Management.
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658/.05
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HC79.I55A387 2005 v. 4
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Hunter, M. Gordon.
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Tan, Felix B.,1959-
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IGI Global.
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