A Model to Assess the Technological Level of Small Businesses
Francesca Maria Cesaroni () and
Domenico Consoli ()
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Francesca Maria Cesaroni: Department of Economics, Society and Politics
Domenico Consoli: Department of Computer Science
A chapter in Information Systems, Management, Organization and Control, 2014, pp 217-225 from Springer
Abstract:
Abstract In this paper we present a three-dimensional framework (named Cube of Corporate Technological Level—CCTL) to evaluate the technological position of small enterprises from different points of view. This framework has been developed from existing tools with similar goals, already proposed by other authors. Compared to existing ones, this framework differs primarily for the inclusion of a collaborative perspective. It reflects the distinctive features of the latest interactive and web 2.0 tools (chat, blogs, forums, …), that allow companies to manage their relationships with the external stakeholders of the supply chain. The proposed framework has been applied to a sample of small businesses to test its validity. Some business cases with different positions in the Cube are described.
Keywords: ICT; Web 2.0; Technological readiness; Small enterprises; Innovation; Collaborative tools (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-319-07905-9_15
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