Australian Business After the Dotcom Bubble: Initial Findings

Cappuccio, Carlo; Goode, Sigi

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Australian Business After the Dotcom Bubble: Initial Findings

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2003

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Cappuccio, Carlo

Goode, Sigi

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Associated Business Publications

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This study investigates the impact of business-to-consumer electronic commerce on Australian commercial organisations. Five factors which affect the impact of an information system on an organisation were identified from the literature and tested against

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Keywords: Customer satisfaction; Electronic commerce; Information science; Societies and institutions; Commercial organizations; Information technology

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/88465

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Journal of Research and Practice in Information Technology

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