The e-integration dilemma: the linkages between Internet technology application, trading partner relationships and structural change

Article Abstract:

Open nature, availability and ease of implementation of Intenet technologies when integrating with trading partners usually calls for structural change and closer collaboration. A model, based on theories such as Transaction Cost Economics, which describes this interaction is presented.

Australia, Partnerships, Analysis, Influence, Technology application, Partnership, Corporate reorganizations, Report

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The internet and the deconstruction of the integrated banking model

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An assessment of existing research into the use of the internet in banking is presented. It is suggested that at least eight models of internet banking have become established in the UK. Some new entrants are experimenting with highly innovative business models.

Banking industry

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Grocery Store Industry

Article Abstract:

Poor performance for the Grocery Store Industry, including internet retailers, can be attributed to increases in eating out, shopping at membership stores and poor growth in food prices. Includes details of related companies.

United States, Prices and rates, Grocery industry, Grocery stores, Food buying, Grocery shopping

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