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Impact of E-Business    
Quest.-No. Indicator Dimensions / Remarks New
C1a Impact of selling online on the volume of your sales very/fairly positive, no impact, very/fairly negative
C1b Impact of selling online on the number of customers (as C1a)
C1c Impact of selling online on the sales area (as C1a)
C1d Impact of selling online on the quality of your customer service (as C1a)
C1e Impact of selling online on the efficiency of your internal business processes (as C1a)
C1f Impact of selling online on the costs of logistics and inventory (as C1a)
C2a Impact of purchasing online on the procurement costs very/fairly positive, no impact, very/fairly negative
C2b Impact of purchasing online on relations to suppliers (as C2a)
C2c Impact of purchasing online on the efficiency of internal business processes (as C2a)
C2d Impact of purchasing online on the costs of logistics and inventory (as C2a)
C3 Effect of online procurement on the number of suppliers increase / decrease / remain the same
C20a Perceived impact of the Internet and of e-business technologies on the collaboration and the exchange of knowledge between employees substantial impact, some impact, little or no impact new
C20b Perceived impact of the Internet and of e-business technologies on the availability of information for management and planning (as C20a) new
C20c Perceived impact of the Internet and of e-business technologies on internal processing of commercial transactions (as C20a) new
C20d Perceived impact of the Internet and of e-business technologies on product innovation (as C20a) new
C20e Perceived impact of the Internet and of e-business technologies on customer relationship (as C20a)
C20f Perceived impact of the Internet and of e-business technologies on the relationship to suppliers (as C20a)
C21a-e Perceived impact on internal processes new
C22, C25 Assessment of overall importance and role of e-business today and in the future significant role, some, none
C23 How has e-business changed the way companies operate significant changes, some changes, no changes
C24 Reasons why e-business does not play a role in companies (a) company is too small
(b) e-business technologies are too expensive to implement
(c) technology is too complicated
(d) company is too concerned about security issues.
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C26 Satisfaction with e-business very/ fairly satisfied, fairly / very disappointed
C27 Main beneficiaries of e-business SMEs / large companies / equally / none
C28 Planned expenditure on e-business technologies increase / decrease / maintain current level
C29a Importance of mobile business applications based on UMTS for companies very important, fairly important, not so important new
C29b Importance of web services for companies (as C29a) new
C29c Importance of ebXML standard for companies (as C29a) new
C29d Importance of wireless LAN applications within the company (as C29a) new
 
 
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