Advantages and disadvantages of electronic data interchange an industry perspective

Scala, Steve; McGrath, Roger D.

doi:10.1016/0378-7206(93)90050-4

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“…The commitment of top management has been recognized as one of the most important elements in the successful implementation of EDI (Angeles et al 2001, Emmelhainz 1988, Scala and McGrath 1993, IS (Bruwer 1984) and ERP systems (Umble et al 2003). Since the primary responsibility of top management is to provide sufficient financial support and adequate resources for building a successful system, the support of management will ensure that the WSCMS project has a high priority within the organization and that it will receive the required resources and attention.…”

Section: Top Management Commitmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Critical success factors of web-based supply-chain management systems: an exploratory study

Ngai

Cheng

2004

Production Planning & Control

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This paper reports the results of a survey on the critical success factors (CSFs) of Web-based supply chain management systems (WSCMS). An empirical study was conducted and an exploratory factor analysis of the survey data revealed five major dimensions of the CSFs for WSCMS implementation, namely (1) communication, (2) top management commitment, (3) data security, (4) training and education, and (5) hardware and software reliability. The findings of the results provide insights for companies using or planning to use WSCMS.

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Section: Top Management Commitmentmentioning

confidence: 99%

Critical success factors of web-based supply-chain management systems: an exploratory study

Ngai

Cheng

2004

Production Planning & Control

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“…Based on the literature on EDI performance, 18 items are suggested for EDI performance (Emmelhainz, 1988(Emmelhainz, , 1993Farthoomand and Drury, 1996;Hansen & Hill, 1989;Hinge, 1988;Scala & McGrath, 1993;Sokol, 1989;Teo, Tan, Woo, & Wei, 1995). The items include the measurements suggested by Emmelhainz (1988Emmelhainz ( , 1993, Scala and McGrath (1993), Premkumar and Ramamurthy (1995), McGowan (1994), and Bergeron and Raymond (1997), encompassing almost all the items in EDI literature.…”

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confidence: 98%

“…Scala and McGrath (1993) suggests pros and cons of EDI adoption using Delphi method; the disadvantages of EDI adoption include security, cross-vulnerability, integration risks, less auditability, possible legal issues. Dearing (1990) and Iacovou et al (1995) suggest direct, indirect, andstrategic effects, andHoogeweegen, Streng, andWagenaar (1998) indicates tangible and intangible effects.…”

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Fuzzy cognitive map-based approach to evaluate EDI performance: a test of causal model

Lee¹,

Kim²,

Lee³

2004

Expert Systems with Applications

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“…Although EDI does not necessarily increase revenue [22,35], it can reduce costs and improve financial performance [19,23]. Standardized data exchange improves information accuracy and enables faster communication with the trading partners [2,30].…”

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ICT solutions and labor productivity: evidence from firm-level data

Nurmilaakso¹

2009

Electron Commer Res

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This paper analyses the impacts of information and communication technology (ICT) solutions on labor productivity, i.e. revenue per employee. Based on cross-sectional data on 1955 European firms in 2005 and a linear regression model derived from the microeconomic theory of production, the impacts of six common ICT solutions in electronic commerce (e-commerce) cannot be ignored. According to the linear regression analysis, Internet access, standardized data exchange with the trading partners, enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, and customer relationship management (CRM) system contribute significant increases in labor productivity, whereas a website on the Internet, or supply chain management (SCM) system do not result in a significant increase. Especially, Internet access has a significant effect on labor productivity, and the website on the Internet has an insignificant effect.

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Advantages and disadvantages of electronic data interchange an industry perspective

Cited by 100 publications

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Critical success factors of web-based supply-chain management systems: an exploratory study

Critical success factors of web-based supply-chain management systems: an exploratory study

Fuzzy cognitive map-based approach to evaluate EDI performance: a test of causal model

ICT solutions and labor productivity: evidence from firm-level data

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