Typology for e-business activities in the agricultural sector
Z. Andreopoulou,
G. Tsekouropoulos,
T. Koutroumanidis,
M. Vlachopoulou and
Basil Manos ()
International Journal of Business Information Systems, 2008, vol. 3, issue 3, 231-251
Abstract:
The internet constitutes an effective business resource as it provides a persistent communication infrastructure as well as huge business opportunities and information capital worldwide. The aim of this paper is to create a typology for e-business activities in the agricultural sector. The methodology concerns the study of the principles of e-business and its practice in the agricultural sector, the examination of the existing e-business models on the internet and, furthermore, the study of the websites promoting e-business in agriculture, their classification under the existing models and their evaluation through a multicriteria method. As a case study to apply the methodology described, the agricultural business sector in Greece is selected. Regarding classification, enterprises in the e-agricultural sector are classified according to the stage of the 'interaction', where beyond mere presence on the internet, there is a possibility for the user to navigate through the website and collect numerous information.
Keywords: e-business models; agriculture; website evaluation; internet; typology; electronic business; agricultural sector; Greece. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2008
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