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e-Strategy Research Collection – Page 3

Top Internet Trends (2013)

This is a comprehensive report on the emerging internet trends. A great source of information for the CIO who wants to stay on top of the internet wave. (2013)

What Are Companies Really Doing With Social Business?

This research report found that social media’s importance to business is growing rapidly, business leaders want to embrace this change but lack tangible metrics to make the case for it, both small and large companies see the potential advantages but mid-sized companies do not, and the adoption rate is higher in tech and media industries. What does this have to do with you? Read On!

A Framework for e-Commerce Adoption

This paper presents a framework to facilitate e-commerce adoption in an economy using culture, policy and technology and recommends a three pronged approach for its implementation.

Business Use of Professional Social Networks

This research studies professional social networks – are they used by decision makers? do they trust these networks? how do they use these networks? will these networks change the way we do business?

Mobile Internet Trends

Emerging trends in the exciting and fast paced world of mobile technology – study to adapt and reap!

Using Wikis for Collaboration

This paper looks at the wiki phenomenon and how it fits into web 2.0 to enhance collaboration among geographically dispersed teams and groups. The discussion leverages extensive literature review and case studies to provide guidance on using wikis in the corporate context.

A Framework for Dot Com Survival

This research paper examines the causes of failure and success in Dot Coms engaged in e-Commerce. It presents a preliminary framework that identifies the key factors that govern Dot Com success.<br /><br />Note: Contains scary mathematical equations. Please ignore and focus on the proposed framework.

The Success and Failure of Pure Play e-Businesses

This research focuses on a simple question: why did Webvan fail and Peapod succeed? It uses four factors to compare the failure of one and the success of the other in the same market! The factors are: managerial decisions, logistical infrastructure, technological systems, and marketing strategies.

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