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Book 2014ness. It provides a detailed evaluation of how the implementation of e-commerce may affect all parties within the supply chain: suppliers, retailers and consumers. It also compares various opportunities and threats of accepting e-commerce in order to conclude whether it might offer access to a new d

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A Retailer Perspective of E-commerce Brand Managementoidance and aversion—but those businesses that exploit the opportunities of eBusiness bear the fruit of their efforts. This can particularly be seen in the likes of eBay, Google and Microsoft as well as countless others.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-47581-3 e-commerce technology in relation to SMEs in Nigeria. It presents quantitative evidence of SMEs perceptions of e-commerce technology, benefits, and barriers. A number of hypotheses are presented and assessed. Recommendations to mitigate barriers are suggested.