Challenging the paradigms on up-stream B2B e-commerce?

Juul, Niels; Andersen, K.V.; Korzen-Bohr, Sara

doi:10.1109/hicss.2004.1265408

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“…From an international perspective Denmark is on par or ahead of the international adoption of EDI for the companies with more than 25 employees. Close to 70 percent of the companies within this segment use EDI, whereas only 41 percent in the United States and 68 percent in Germany use EDI (Juul, Andersen, & Korzen-Bohr, 2004). This is particularly remarkable when the Danish business structure is taken into consideration.…”

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“…These studies include the Danish manufacturing industry in (Horliick, 1996;Petersen et al, 2002), the steel and machinery industry (Henriksen, 2002), the textile and clothing industry (Hjarup, 2001), the retail sector (Juul et al, 2004), and the public sector (Andersen et al, 2003b). These studies indicate that the digital exchange of business correspondence has been the exception rather than the norm from the mid1990s and to 2002.…”

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Diffusion of e-commerce in Denmark: An analysis of institutional intervention

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Andersen²

2004

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This article analyzes the way a series of recent policy statements have been used to promote and shape the take-up of e-commerce in Denmark. Issuing periodic policy statements, with a combination of direct and indirect modes of intervention, is one of the roads governments are taking to influence the evolutions of ICT. The policy statements present the goals, launch initiatives, and assess achievements. Complementing a co-or self-regulation strategy, the policy statement approach has become particularly important in areas where governments seek to influence the take-up of a technology without appearing to tip the scales.

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confidence: 99%