E procurement in emerging economies theory and cases

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Table of Contents

Section I: E-Procurement: Theoretical Underpinnings

Chapter I: Perspectives from IOIS, EDI, and Channel Management: Research Issues in E-Procurement
Chapter II: Organizational Assimilation of E-Procurement: An Institutional Perspective and the Research Model

Section II: Country Level Analysis

Chapter III: E-Procurement Success Factors: Challenges and Opportunities for a Small Developing Country
Chapter IV: Challenges and Implementation of E-Procurement in the Indian Government
Chapter V: Barriers to E-Procurement Adoption: The Turkish Case

Section III: Analyzing Adoption

Chapter VI: Managing E-Relationships in a Supply Network
Chapter VII: ICT Adoption in Firms by Using Endogenous Metrics
Chapter VIII: Analyzing E-Procurement Adoption Efforts: Case Study of an Indian Steel Manufacturer

Section IV: Technical Perspective

Chapter IX: A Service-Oriented Agent-Based Model for Electronic Procurement
Chapter X: Application of Web Services in the Context of E-Procurement: An SME Foci
Chapter XI: Complementary Features of Reverse Auction Web Sites: A Survey

Glossary

About the Authors

Index