The Classification of Types of Business-to-Business Electronic Commerce

Choe, Jong-Min

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“…Captured under the generic construct of electronic commerce (EC), electronic procurement (EP) can simply be defined as a business-to-consumer (B2C), business-to-business (B2B), or a business-to-government (B2G) purchases as well as the sales of goods, services, works, or supplies [21,22] via the Internet and other networking and information systems. Such systems include enterprise resource planning (ERP) and electronic data interchange (EDD) [23,24].…”

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“…Such systems include enterprise resource planning (ERP) and electronic data interchange (EDD) [23,24]. Ref [21] classifies the types of B2B EC under four partitions from the perspectives of supplier's power and the exchange of information, namely e-procurement, e-marketplace, e-partnerships, and e-distribution. Other studies including [25] discusses some of these partitions comprehensively.…”

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Evolution of Electronic Procurement: Contemporary Review of Adoption and Implementation Strategies

Chan

Owusu

2022

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Since the advent of the first form of electronic procurement (EP), the procurement process (i.e., the stages and underlying activities) has evolved to transform the world of commerce significantly. In the construction industry, EP has revolutionized the operational schema of traditional procurement and has paved the way for the development, advancement, and application of more intelligent tools for handling and executing procurement activities of infrastructure-related works. Although the development or adoption of EP-related tools has not been encouraging due to the industry’s conservative nature, in this study, we review the evolution and developments of EP to date. It explores the adoption and implementation strategies of extant and projected EP developments and develops a conceptual framework to explicate the developmental transitions of EP. While there are many studies on EP, there is still a long way to transition into a more intelligent execution of EP-related activities. A total of 64 EP-related manuscripts and other valuable studies were examined to realize the stipulated objective as well as identify the thematic constructs developed under the subject matter. The explorations conducted in this study are intended to contribute to the understanding of the extant discussion on both EP and smart procurement (SP), their adoption strategies, implementation, and applications in infrastructure projects. It elucidates the significant constructs that define and underpin the theoretical implications of EP and SP adoption and implementation. Lastly, the framework highlights the projected developments and transition phases of EP to intelligent procurement (IP).

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Section: An Overview Of E-procurement: Definition and Variantsmentioning

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Evolution of Electronic Procurement: Contemporary Review of Adoption and Implementation Strategies

Chan

Owusu

2022

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Factors affecting adoption of e-procurement with electronic orders integrated systems by enterprises: evidence from World Bank survey of Saudi Arabia

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Siddiqui,

Sharma

2024

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Purpose The aim of the study is to investigate the factors that influence the adoption of e-procurement by businesses in the specific context of Saudi Arabia. Design/methodology/approach This study uses the firm-level data of World Bank Enterprise Surveys 2022 of Saudi Arabia covering 1,573 enterprises. The association between firm characteristics and the adoption of e-procurement by enterprises has been examined through the chi-square test. Further, a logistic regression model has been fitted to estimate the factors affecting adoption of e-procurement. Findings About 10 % of the enterprises reported that they adopted e-procurement as the establishment’s main technology to manage procurement and supplier chain by enterprises. A statistically significant association has been found between e-procurement vis-a-vis firm characteristics. Moreover, logistic regression analysis indicated that large and innovative enterprises, with digital presence in terms of website, holding a bank account and access to credit are more likely to adopt e-procurement. Practical implications This study offers valuable insights into the factors that influence the adoption of e-procurement by businesses, which helps the supply chain manager to develop and operationalize the digital supply chain through e-procurement in the context of Saudi Arabia. Originality/value This paper can provide significant insights for promoters and supply chain managers in Saudi Arabia, who are now focusing on the digital transformation of businesses. By understanding the factors affecting e-procurement by firms, they can smooth the supply chain.

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The Classification of Types of Business-to-Business Electronic Commerce

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Evolution of Electronic Procurement: Contemporary Review of Adoption and Implementation Strategies

Evolution of Electronic Procurement: Contemporary Review of Adoption and Implementation Strategies

Factors affecting adoption of e-procurement with electronic orders integrated systems by enterprises: evidence from World Bank survey of Saudi Arabia

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