Antecedents of communication quality during the new service development process of corporate financial services
Pinelopi Athanassopoulou and
John Mylonakis
International Journal of Financial Services Management, 2007, vol. 2, issue 3, 192-213
Abstract:
Supply chain management constitutes a relatively new and promising field of management science, affecting greatly the efficiency of Greek enterprises. The objective of this research is to detect the range of SCM applications in Greece; the trends and views of Greek enterprises in relation to efficiency, difficulties, costs, benefits and necessity, as these were generated from the implementation of one or more SCM applications. Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) has now proven to be an indispensable backbone for most Greek enterprises. Enterprises on the whole have stated that they have proceeded to a combination of ERP and Best of Bread systems. However, despite the valuable benefits featuring the selection of Application Service Providers – ASP (leasing of SCM applications), it has been found that this solution has not matured yet in the consciousness of Greek companies. The great majority considers it unattractive or slightly attractive.
Keywords: business relationships; communication quality; corporate banking; financial services; innovation process; new service development; supply chain management; SCM; Greece; enterprise resource planning; ERP. (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2007
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