Research of Apparel Supply Chain Management Service Platform

Ma, Biao; Zhang, Kejing

doi:10.1109/icmss.2009.5304341

Cited by 12 publications

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“…Nonetheless, business owners should consider several reasons before deciding to have their own m-retail apps as it will involve cost for implementation and future apps maintenance. High investment cost is often associated to new technology implementation [11]. On the other hand, business owners may also utilize the existing mobile marketplace applications that are provided by thirdparty e-commerce and m-commerce platforms such as Lazada, Amazon and eBay.…”

Section: A Cloud-based M-retail Application (Cbma) and Textilementioning

confidence: 99%

Task-Technology Fit for Textile Cyberpreneur’s Intention to Adopt Cloud-based M-Retail Application

Khidzir¹,

Diyana²,

Guan³

et al. 2017

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Task-Technology Fit (TTF) model has been widely used in many researches for understanding the compatibility of task characteristics and technology characteristics. Applying TTF in mobile retail (m-retail) context from the perspectives of retailers might give the insights of their intention to adopt mobile cloud application technology for online business operations. Since it is currently common for retailers such as textile cyberpreneurs to conduct m-retail via the uses of certain mobile applications and devices, it is essential to investigate the usage intention based on task-related factors. Therefore, the objective of this study is to examine the compatibility of textile cyberpreneurs' tasks and characteristics of cloud-based m-retail application (CBMA) along with their usage intention to adopt the technology for their online business transactions. This research model surveyed 348 Malaysian textile cyberpreneurs. The results show that both task characteristics and technology characteristics have positive significant effects on task-technology fit. Further analysis also suggests the fitness between task and technology has positively influenced textile cyberpreneurs' intention to adopt cloud-based m-retail application. The findings contributed in acknowledging the usage intention among textile cyberpreneurs based on task-related factors which might be useful for service providers in delivering the right services for end-users. The directions for future research are also discussed.

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Section: A Cloud-based M-retail Application (Cbma) and Textilementioning

confidence: 99%

Task-Technology Fit for Textile Cyberpreneur’s Intention to Adopt Cloud-based M-Retail Application

Khidzir¹,

Diyana²,

Guan³

et al. 2017

EECSI

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“…Design is specialized in fabric & pattern design, color separation, style design, appearance design, and package design. In service system of textile industrial cluster, the interacting service provider and customer exchange service and implement value co-creation [7].…”

Section: B Service System For Nantong Home Textile Industrial Clustermentioning

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Research on producer service innovation in home-textile industrial cluster based on cloud computing platform

Zhang

Dong

et al. 2010

Proceedings of 2010 IEEE International Conference on Service Operations and Logistics, and Informatics

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This paper aims to explore the cloud computing based service innovation in home textile industrial clusters, which is regarded as a service system. Firstly, the challenges facing home textile industrial clusters (industrial upgrading, structural adjustment, and brand building & management) are analyzed. Secondly, the producer services in the cluster service system are studied. Moreover, it is proposed that the producer services can be enabled and enhanced by innovated cloud platform. The presented IT service platform based on cloud computing and SaaS (Software as a Service) can help enhance the competitiveness of the textile industrial clusters, even innovating the business model.

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“…One major kind of cloud computing is Software as a Service (SaaS), through which users can get software service from Internet, without having to invest massively in software or infrastructure. They can lease the web-based software from service provider, which is responsible for the operation, upgrading and maintenance of the software related technology [7] .…”

Section: Innovation Through Cloud Computing and Saasmentioning

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Innovation of IT service in textile industrial clusters from the service system perspective

Zhang

Dong

et al. 2010

2010 International Conference on Logistics Systems and Intelligent Management (ICLSIM)

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This paper seeks to explore the IT service innovation in textile industrial clusters viewed from service system perspective. Firstly, the current situation and challenges of China textile industrial clusters are analyzed. Secondly, the application of IT service (ERP and E-business) is studied. It is proposed that the IT enabled producer service can be used to ensure the structural upgrading of the textile industrial clusters. Moreover, IT service platform based on cloud computing and SaaS is presented to enhance the competitiveness of the textile industrial clusters, and even to change the business models.

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Research of Apparel Supply Chain Management Service Platform

Cited by 12 publications

References 14 publications

Task-Technology Fit for Textile Cyberpreneur’s Intention to Adopt Cloud-based M-Retail Application

Task-Technology Fit for Textile Cyberpreneur’s Intention to Adopt Cloud-based M-Retail Application

Research on producer service innovation in home-textile industrial cluster based on cloud computing platform

Innovation of IT service in textile industrial clusters from the service system perspective

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