Strategic Elements Affecting Electronic Business Adoption Among Small and Medium Sized Enterprises in Thailand: A Case Study of Auto Part Manufacturing, Electric, and Electronic Industries

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University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce
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2007
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The study was based on survey research. The sample wasdrawn from small and medium sized enterprises listed inthe auto part manufacturing, electric, and electronicindustries in Thailand. The research results showedOrganization Size, pressure from customer, and thetrialability dimension of attitude toward technology hadpositive effects on levels of electronic business adoption.The pressure from suppliers as well as the complexitydimension of attitude toward technology had negativeeffects on electronic business adoption levels. In addition,the relative advantage and observability dimensions ofattitude toward technology had positive effects on trust inelectronic business technology.
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Proceedings of the 2nd International Conference on Operations and Supply Chain Management
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The 2nd International Conference on Operations and Supply Chain Management
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Chattawan Saenbudda (2007) Strategic Elements Affecting Electronic Business Adoption Among Small and Medium Sized Enterprises in Thailand: A Case Study of Auto Part Manufacturing, Electric, and Electronic Industries.
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