Beware the Internet panacea: how tried and true strategy got sidelined

When managed poorly, e-business initiatives may actually transform once promising opportunities into dangerous threats. In this article, the authors outline the environmental threats posed by the Internet and e-business practices and present a series of propositions on the relationship between manag...

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Published inThe Journal of business strategy Vol. 24; no. 6; pp. 24 - 28
Main Authors McGrath, Leanne C., Heiens, Richard A.
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Boston MCB UP Ltd 01.12.2003
Emerald Group Publishing, Ltd
Emerald Group Publishing Limited
Subjects
Bargaining
Company business management
Competition
E-commerce
Electronic commerce
Electronic data interchange
Environmental management
Internal customers
Internet
Management
Music industry
Purchase orders
Software
Strategic management
Strategic planning
Strategic planning (Business)
Suppliers
Threats
United States
United States > US
Electronic commerce
Environmental management
Internet
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Summary:When managed poorly, e-business initiatives may actually transform once promising opportunities into dangerous threats. In this article, the authors outline the environmental threats posed by the Internet and e-business practices and present a series of propositions on the relationship between managerial perceptions of e-business's impact on industry structure and the prevalence of a formal e-business strategy.
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