Journal of Global Information Management articles from July 2002

Journal of Global Information Management archives from July 2002

Pacific Asia Conference on Information Systems (PACIS2001). (Editorial Preface).
July 1, 2002... The rapid development and wide adoption of information technology has led to great changes. This is especially seen in the regionalization and globalization opportunities presented by the Internet: by allowing direct, ubiquitous links to anyone...

Online consumer stickiness: a longitudinal study.
July 1, 2002... ABSTRACT The growth of e-commerce has been mainly in B2B, while B2C is still facing major hurdles associated with consumer acquisition and retention. In the evaluation of B2C businesses, the focus is shifting from measures of visitor...

Evolutionary stages of e-tailers and retailers: firm value determinants model.
July 1, 2002... ABSTRACT We have studied the evolutionary stages of pure e-tailers, click & mortar (C&M) and brick & mortar (B&M) retailers for three points of time: June 1999, June 2000, and June 2001. To evaluate the dynamic stages of e-tailing business...

A comparative analysis of major ERP life cycle implementation, management and support issues in Queensland Government.
July 1, 2002... ABSTRACT This paper reports on a study of issues across the ERP life cycle from the perspectives of individuals with substantial and diverse involvement with SAP Financials in Queensland Government. A survey was conducted of 117 ERP system...

Exploring the factors enhancing member participation in virtual communities.
July 1, 2002... ABSTRACT The purpose of this study is to find the factors that enhance member participation in virtual communities. Although there are many factors influencing member participation, this study limits its independent variables to those of...

IS management issues in Kuwait: dimensions and implications. (Research Note).
July 1, 2002... ABSTRACT Surveys of IS management issues play a valuable role in identifying important topics for IS research and in identifying important areas for IS management attention. However, researchers and practitioners should be careful how they...