A strategic view for the development of E‐Business

Bakry, Saad Haj; Bakry, Fahed Haj

doi:10.1002/nem.395

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“…E-business strategies are one more requirement heaped on the plates of struggling developing countries to prevent their isolation and loss of competitiveness. As with any strategy, success requires setting objectives, developing knowledge and training, enabling technology, redesigning business processes and regulations, identifying security issues, staffing, migrating from business to e-business, cooperating with other organizations, continuous management development, and integrating these plans (Bakry and Bakry 2001).…”

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Barriers To Effective E-Business In Developing Countries

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Raven

2011

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“…We use the term "e-business" to broadly describe the publishing of information and the performing of various transactions over the Internet, Extranets, or Intranets (Bakry and Bakry 2001). E-business includes the various terms used to express specific functions, including e-commerce, e-government, and others.…”

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Barriers To Effective E-Business In Developing Countries

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2011

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“…The target wide scope integrated view is based on Bakry's STOPE framework (strategy/ technology/organization/people/environment), which has been developed and used for integrating and evaluating the issues of different information technology (IT) problems, including e-business and egovernment planning [5,6], e-readiness assessment [7], information security management [8] and enterprise resource planning (ERP) [9]. The view integrates the issues of the grid, as follows, according to the STOPE domains:…”

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Grid computing: a STOPE view

2006

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SUMMARYGrid computing is emerging as the foundation upon which virtual organizations can be built. Such organizations are becoming of increasing importance for tackling various projects, both in academic and in business fields. This paper is concerned with presenting an integrated view of the grid to readers interested in understanding it, or perhaps in developing it further or making use of it in the future. The target view is based on the STOPE (strategy/technology/organization/people/environment) framework that has previously been used to integrate the issues of various information technology problems over its well-defined domains. For strategy, the view considers the reasons associated with the need for the grid, including grid services and grid benefits. For technology, the technical components of the grid and their functions are taken into account. For organization, the organizations concerned with the development, technology production, service provisioning and use of the grid are considered. For people, those associated with the grid in the related organizations are taken into account. For the environment, rules, practices and support associated with the grid are discussed. Finally, the paper emphasizes questions that need to be answered in order to contribute to the future development of the grid.

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“…1 Security challenges to these networks have various undesirable business impacts on organizations, such as: business embarrassment, financial loss, degradation of competitiveness, and legal problems. 2,3 Therefore security policies need to be emphasized, so that such challenges, together with their undesired consequ ences, can be avoided.…”

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Development of security policies for private networks

Bakry

2003

Int J Network Mgmt

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With the current worldwide emphasis on e-business, the development of sound network security policies for private networks connected to the Internet is becoming of increasing importance. This paper identifies a general network security profile upon which current and planned network security states can be mapped. The paper also provides a process for the development of current security states into target states, using the network security profile.

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A strategic view for the development of E‐Business

Cited by 26 publications

References 7 publications

Barriers To Effective E-Business In Developing Countries

Barriers To Effective E-Business In Developing Countries

Grid computing: a STOPE view

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