Management support to e-business initiatives: The Croatian experience

After defining e-business and explaining why an evolutionary aspect of moving to e-business is required, the dimensions of e-business is defined with respect to differences between traditional business, partial, or pure e-business. Also, a model for moving to e-business is illustrated. The e-busines...

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Main Author: Mario Spremić
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: University of Split, Faculty of Economics 2003-01-01
Series:Management : Journal of Contemporary Management Issues
Subjects:
CIO
Online Access:http://hrcak.srce.hr/file/272127
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spelling doaj-68a75f8e02cb4f099faa6d2d42eab7592020-11-24T22:30:41ZengUniversity of Split, Faculty of EconomicsManagement : Journal of Contemporary Management Issues1331-01941846-33632003-01-01823147Management support to e-business initiatives: The Croatian experience Mario Spremić0University of Zagreb, Faculty of Economics and BusinessAfter defining e-business and explaining why an evolutionary aspect of moving to e-business is required, the dimensions of e-business is defined with respect to differences between traditional business, partial, or pure e-business. Also, a model for moving to e-business is illustrated. The e-business evolving model is divided into six stages and represents an evolutionary aspect of migrating to e-business. Finally, the results of the research study on current practices in evolving e-business in the most successful Croatian companies are given. In this research, some aspects of business process innovation and e-business usage have been investigated (general e-business issues with levels of e-business usage, key objectives of participating in e-business, alignment of business strategy with e-business initiatives, initiation of e-business projects and e-business planning issues, especially e-business funding). The questionnaire was sent to 400 CEOs or CIOs in Croatian companies selected from the Register of the ‘400 Biggest’ Croatian companies which were ranked according to their 2001 annual revenue and which were most likely to represent the structure of the Croatian economy. Although they represent less than 1% of the total number of registered companies in Croatia, the sampled companies hold 73% of the equity capital of the whole Croatian economy, they contribute with 65% in the total Croatian economy’s export balance and they employ 37% of the total number of people employed in Croatia. http://hrcak.srce.hr/file/272127e-businessCIOsurveyCroatia
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Management support to e-business initiatives: The Croatian experience
Management : Journal of Contemporary Management Issues
e-business
CIO
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Croatia
author_facet Mario Spremić
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title Management support to e-business initiatives: The Croatian experience
title_short Management support to e-business initiatives: The Croatian experience
title_full Management support to e-business initiatives: The Croatian experience
title_fullStr Management support to e-business initiatives: The Croatian experience
title_full_unstemmed Management support to e-business initiatives: The Croatian experience
title_sort management support to e-business initiatives: the croatian experience
publisher University of Split, Faculty of Economics
series Management : Journal of Contemporary Management Issues
issn 1331-0194
1846-3363
publishDate 2003-01-01
description After defining e-business and explaining why an evolutionary aspect of moving to e-business is required, the dimensions of e-business is defined with respect to differences between traditional business, partial, or pure e-business. Also, a model for moving to e-business is illustrated. The e-business evolving model is divided into six stages and represents an evolutionary aspect of migrating to e-business. Finally, the results of the research study on current practices in evolving e-business in the most successful Croatian companies are given. In this research, some aspects of business process innovation and e-business usage have been investigated (general e-business issues with levels of e-business usage, key objectives of participating in e-business, alignment of business strategy with e-business initiatives, initiation of e-business projects and e-business planning issues, especially e-business funding). The questionnaire was sent to 400 CEOs or CIOs in Croatian companies selected from the Register of the ‘400 Biggest’ Croatian companies which were ranked according to their 2001 annual revenue and which were most likely to represent the structure of the Croatian economy. Although they represent less than 1% of the total number of registered companies in Croatia, the sampled companies hold 73% of the equity capital of the whole Croatian economy, they contribute with 65% in the total Croatian economy’s export balance and they employ 37% of the total number of people employed in Croatia.
topic e-business
CIO
survey
Croatia
url http://hrcak.srce.hr/file/272127
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