Post-conflict developing regions are special cases of developing countries which have received little attention in information systems research. They are emergency situations which attract significant aid designed to help create economic stability through, for example, the use of IT. This study compared the experiences of Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) adoption in the extreme environment of ...

Although there is no generation of revenue for the organization in the reverse logistics operation, but market analysis does not allow this be ignored. ICT has been used in RL operation and penetrated into it with entropy. DSS, EDI/XML(Electronic Data interchange / Extended Markup Language) ,NCT(Network Communication Technology) RFID,HTML etc are the components which are governing and controlli...

This study is focused on discovering important trading partner selection criteria that are relevant in electronic data interchange (EDI)-enabled relationships. Increasing implementation of integrated supply chain management (SCM) and collaborative commerce initiatives call for the cultivation and maintenance of long-term strategic partnerships such as those engendered by EDI. There is a body of...

This first study conducted in Brunei investigates the 84 small and medium enterprises by using a survey approach to find out the key factors that are determinants to EDI adoption. Based upon the existing model, the study uses seven factors grouped into three categories, namely organizational, external and economic factors. The findings indicate that hypotheses related to perceived direct benefi...

With the growth of the Internet, the choice of B2B e-commerce formats has expanded from Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) to a range of internet-based channels, such as e-marketplaces. Organisations can now adopt a portfolio of B2B ecommerce formats to support their electronic trading activities. In order to optimise their approach to B2B e-commerce, organisations must understand the range or c...

This thesis concerns the electronic data interchange (EDI) which is being used for transferring information between organisations in the supply chain. The benefits and barriers of using EDI are highlighted throughout the introduction stage of our research work. In spite of the evident advantages of the EDI system, it has been emphasised by many researches and practitioners that the implementati...

During the Covid 19 pandemic, every individual is required to be more creative in carrying out activity and not make a distance as reason an cannot carried out. Documentation data, which usually sent manually by post, will experience difficulties at this time. This research discuss other ways that can done ensure data exchange process of Memorandum Understanding (MOU) between PT. Bank XYZ with ...

Almost twenty years have elapsed since the initial steps were taken, but Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) still remains the elitist preserve of a few of the larger companies. Australia together with the rest of the world make up a total of only 70'000 companies using EDI [1]. Compared to the number of businesses in the world, this rate of progress can only be described as very poor. The follow...

Supply chain management (SCM) is concerned with the relationship between a company and its suppliers and customers. It is characterized by interorganizational coordination: companies working jointly with their customers and suppliers to integrate activities along the supply chain to effectively supply product to customers. More developed SCM is indicated by systematic integration, i.e. standard...

Traditionally Data Semantics dealt with the static and dynamic integrity rules of database systems The database system was supposed to integrate di erent viewpoints on the Uni verse of Discourse of the organization Nowadays databases are often decentralized and its integrating function has been taken over by the network To account for this evolution we use the term Information and Communication...