Title
A Framework for the Investigation of the Institutional Layer of IT Diffusion - Using stakeholder theory to analyse electronic commerce diffusion.
Abstract
Information technology diffusion is a complex process that has been studied from various perspectives and levels of analysis. Most studies have been done at firm level seeking to find the ways a technical innovation is introduced and used by a company. In this paper we look at the institutional layer of IT diffusion by investigating the interaction between actors in the demand and supply side of the diffusion process. We argue that stakeholder analysis is a useful tool for the examination of such interactions and we propose a framework for the investigation of the diffusion of electronic commerce. The framework can be useful for policy makers seeking to apply effective diffusion mechanisms at local, regional or national level.
Year
Venue
Keywords
2003
Networked information technologies
complex process,effective diffusion mechanism,diffusion process,information technology diffusion,electronic commerce diffusion,stakeholder analysis,stakeholder theory,firm level,national level,institutional layer,it diffusion,electronic commerce,useful tool
Field
DocType
Volume
Diffusion process,Stakeholder analysis,Information technology,Knowledge management,Stakeholder theory,Technical innovation,Supply and demand,Sociological theory of diffusion,Business
Conference
138
ISSN
ISBN
Citations 
1571-5736
1-4020-7815-3
1
PageRank 
References 
Authors
0.35
7
1
Name
Order
Citations
PageRank
Anastasia Papazafeiropoulou138732.68