【分享】电子商务与汽车工业论文摘要一篇 english

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The impact of e-business on the competitive landscape : case of automotive industry in Asia  
Author
     Amir Albadvi    *  
  
Publisher
     Idea Group Publishing
1331 E. Chocolate Ave. Hershey, PA USA  
  
    Divisible Book/Article  
   &nbspage: 196 - 205   
    ISBN: 1-931777-42-X   
  
   
  
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ABSTRACT:
    This chapter focuses on the power and challenges of e-business in enhancing the competitive advantage in developing countries' industries and reports of some survey results in the Asian auto-industry. The study confirms that as many web-based businesses are learning that the real value of e-business comes not in the form of sales, but in removing inefficiencies in traditional business models. The study shows that currently, most auto manufacturers in Asia use e-business only for internal administration; despite all the talk of e-business, the development in Asia is slow. The current infrastructure in the industry is largely internally focused, incongruent with the customer-orientation of e-business. Furthermore, the author concluded that due to the uncertain nature of e-business, few companies understand how to integrate e-business into their corporate strategy in Asian developing countries. Companies need a clearly planned vision, starting with basic solutions. From there, the strategy will evolve to solutions in wider marketplaces.
   
  
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  INDEX TERMS
Primary Classification:
   
    K.  Computing Milieux  
    K.6  MANAGEMENT OF COMPUTING AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS  
    K.6.1  Project and People Management  
    Subject: Systems development  
  
Additional Classification:
   
    K.  Computing Milieux  
    K.6  MANAGEMENT OF COMPUTING AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS  
    K.6.1  Project and People Management  
    Subject: Management techniques (e.g., PERT/CPM)  
  
General Terms:
     Management   
  
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