The Fir E-Business Engineering Integration Model

  • Marc Beyer
  • André Quadt
  • Stefan Bleck
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Abstract

In the recent years, the broader application of web-based technologies caused a rapid development within the entrepreneurial field . In order to exploit first mover advantages, enterprises often preferred a quick-paced introduction of E-Business solutions, hence neglecting more holistic and integration-related issues. Therefore, such E-Business solutions were usually simply and hastily embedded into the existing business processes and organisational structures. As a result, E-Business projects often did not reach the striven targets or even failed, with the consequently growing lack of trust towards the abovementioned business approach.

E-Business

Practical Application Holistic Model Integration Study Results 
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Authors and Affiliations

  • Marc Beyer
    • 1
  • André Quadt
    • 1
  • Stefan Bleck
    • 1
  1. 1.E-Business Engineering DepartmentResearch Institute for Operations Management (FIR) at Aachen University of Technology (RWTH Aachen)Germany

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