An investigation of the strategic drivers and inhibiting factors affecting electronic commerce in Southern Africa

Master Thesis

2002

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Petkar, Asad
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Stander, Adrie
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University of Cape Town

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Department of Information Systems
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Faculty of Commerce
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E-commerce is an area of business that is expanding rapidly, especially in developed countries. Its adoption is based on factors that enable and impede e-commerce growth. Previous research, conducted predominatly in developed countries such as the United States of America (USA,) has highlighted both enablers and obstacles to e-commerce growth. The goal of this study is concerned with determining whether these factors also enable, and inhibit, the advancement of e-commerce in developing countries.
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Bibliography: leaves 118-126.

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Information Systems

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Petkar, A. 2002. An investigation of the strategic drivers and inhibiting factors affecting electronic commerce in Southern Africa. University of Cape Town.

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